Our Theme
Change Your Perspective,
Transform Your Life.
Renowned child educator Gijubhai Badheka once said: “Why is a child’s words and actions are inappropriate towards us? Because our words and actions towards children are inappropriate.”
When do our words and actions towards children become appropriate? It happens when we change our perspective on how we view and understand children.
To achieve excellent child development, “changing perspective” is the first and most fundamental step.
From Old Perspective to New Perspective:
My child is intelligent,
not dumb.
Helen Keller was blind, deaf, and mute. If her parents and teachers had seen her as ‘incapable,’ would she have become a successful author and thinker?
Let’s recognize our child’s intelligence and uncover the hidden writer, thinker, and creator within them!
From Old Perspective to New Perspective:
My child is powerful,
not troublesome.
Ben Carson once tried to hit a neighbor’s child with a Knife. If his mother had labeled him as ‘troublesome,’ would he have become one of America’s top neurosurgeons?
Every child is gifted with boundless potential by God. It is his plan for this potential to be fully expressed through their senses, preparing them for the challenges they will face 20 years later. What we may perceive as misbehavior might actually be the spark of untapped greatness!
Let’s recognize our child’s potential and help uncover the hidden doctor, engineer, or artist within them!
From Old Perspective to New Perspective:
My child is determined,
not stubborn.
Albert Einstein never let go of an idea once he grasped it as a child. If his parents had labeled him as ‘stubborn,’ would he have become one of the greatest scientists in the world?
Determination is essential for success in every child. If we view a child’s ‘stubbornness’ as ‘determination,’ we can approach them with empathy rather than anger. The issue may not lie with the child, but with our perspective. There might even be an Einstein in our home if we change how we see things!
Let’s embrace our child’s determination and help uncover the hidden scientist within them!
From Old Perspective to New Perspective:
My child is thoughtful,
not lazy.
Thomas Alva Edison couldn’t immediately grasp others’ ideas or take action as a child. If his parents had labeled him as ‘lazy,’ would he have become the prolific inventor and entrepreneur with over 30 inventions?
Every child has their own unique pace for understanding and thinking. Judging a child based on societal standards often leads to misunderstanding. Labeling a child as ‘lazy’ won’t make them lazy; instead, they may begin to adopt that role, even if it’s not their true nature.
Let’s recognize our child’s thoughtful nature and help uncover the hidden entrepreneur within them!
From Old Perspective to New Perspective:
My child is understanding,
not clueless.
Srinivasa Ramanujan used to ask questions that no one could understand when he was young. If his parents and teachers had labeled him as ‘clueless,’ would he have become the renowned mathematician he is today?
A child’s body may be small, but their mind and intellect are vast. Every child enters this world with a unique mission or understanding, given by God or shaped by past life experiences. As philosopher Khalil Gibran wisely said, “Children come through us, but they belong to nature. They do not belong to us!”
Let’s recognize our child’s unique understanding and help uncover the hidden mathematician within them!
From Old Perspective to New Perspective:
My child is pure,
not guilty.
Mahatma Gandhi committed inappropriate actions and theft during his childhood. If his parents had labeled him a ‘criminal,’ would he have become the ‘Man of the Millennium’?
Every child is inherently pure and divine soul. It’s time to fundamentally shift our approach to child development. Only by doing so can we move towards a world where we have ‘Happy children, Happy families, and a Happy world.’ Together, we can create this transformation.
Let’s recognize our child’s purity and help uncover the hidden greatness within them!
Parenting Revolution
From Old Perspective to New Perspective
If we have an excellent perspective on our child, only then can we become excellent parents.
Even in our own homes, excellent children are born. All it takes is a shift in our perspective, and immediately our efforts will transform, guiding our children toward greatness.
(Jitendra Timbadiya)
After changing your perspective, how should your speech and behavior align with that new mindset? To learn more, join our 'International Parenting Workshop' and 'Daily Activity' course.
