Views on Poll

---------- OR ----------

Create account

Join clubs to discuss your interests
Connect with people like you
Share information, seek advice, get support

Getting Pregnant Expecting a Baby Newborn Baby (0-3 months) Baby (3-12 months) Toddler (1-3 years) Preschoolers (3-5
years) Kids (5-9 years) Pre-Teens (9-12 years) Teens (13-18 years)

Sex Education Preconception Miscarriages Fertility Issues Adoption Pregnancy Newborn Care Baby Names Baby Naming Tips Baby's Diet Child's Healthcare Child Development Pre-Schools Raising Children Food & Nutrition Manners & Discipline Intelligent Child Confident Child Teen Issues

Baby Photo Contest Kids Photo Contest

Views on Poll

Name: pratik
Country: India
Comment:
my son is over 5 years and does not know why diwali is celebrated but enjoys playing with crackers a lot.

Name: Saurabh
Country: India
Comment:
My son is 4 yrs and does not understand the real meaning of Diwali.Can you help?

Name: shilpi singh
Country: India
Comment:
my 3 1/2 yrs old son understands the meaning of diwali very well rather he has enjoyed it.he participates in every puja with great enthu'.i beleive this is our moral responsibility to pass on our traditions&culture to our dear babies.

Name:
Country:
Comment:

Name: Sarika
Country: India
Comment:
My son is above 5 years and knows the meaning of diwali. Infact, when he was 3 years old he knew Ramayan by heart and when we took him to show Ramayan in Bhartiya Kala Kendra people were amazed to hear all the dialogues which he was repeating after the characters. He infact received the best story telling award (he narrated Ramayan) in his school when he was in Nursery. My husband was taught all the religious books by his grandmother and the same is being done to my son as his bedtime stories are either religious or meaningful stories. In todays world children are very inquisitive and want to know all the reasons. Diwali, what is diwali, why do we celebrate it are the basic immediate questions comes to children's mind and to suffice them we have to narrate the story and the meaning, which is essential for a curious child mind and teaches good values.

Name: Reena
Country: India
Comment:
I have taught my children the meaning of Diwali B'cause I think it is very important to know these things in today's world.now-a-days these are all general knowlegde questions & these topics are very important to know these days.According to me today's world is a competitive one & a child ought to be knowing these things.

Name: kaushali
Country: India
Comment:
My son knows the meaning of diwali and he enjoys it.

Back to Poll Index Back to Previous Page