Itika Agarwal Blog posts

  How many times have you and your parents fought over little issues on a regular basis?  The generation gap is best described by the different perspectives, philosophies, life experiences, and preferences between our parents and ourselves. It becomes difficult to understand one another because of this divide. A younger person tends to regard it as commonplace, whereas an older person tends to show a critical judgment on some level.  Age is a significant factor in the natural generation difference. The main challenge is brought on by a disconnect between one's way of thinking and current developments. Children believe that they are grownups now and that it is time for them to become independent. Their self-esteem rises as a result. Overall, neither parents nor their kids see things from their perspective. As a result, miscommunication is crucial in creating the generational divide. The Generation Gap: Definition  A generation gap is a difference between generations, ...

 Effects of Fast Food on Children's Health The term "fast food" or "junk food" refers to a broad category of meals that are high in energy because they are high in fat, sugar, and salt but comparatively poor in other vital nutrients like protein, fibre, vitamins, and minerals. However, because it tastes good, is inexpensive, and doesn't need to be cooked or otherwise prepared, fast food is quite alluring to most kids. This kind of food can be highly addictive because kids frequently do not comprehend how it harms their health. Consequences of Junk Food Regular consumption of junk food causes long-term health issues including obesity, along with related emotional and self-esteem issues and chronic illnesses in later life. For teenagers and younger children, a single fast food meal may add an additional 160 and 310 kilocalories to daily caloric consumption, respectively. Lack of vitamins like A and C, as well as minerals like magnesium and calcium, promote the...

  Accelerating development and opportunity for all boys and girls in India Gender disparities in children's lives and the lives of adults who care for them prevent every child from realizing their full potential. Girls and boys in India experience gender inequality every day in their families, communities, and in the media, as well as among the men and women who care for and support them. This is true regardless of where they live in the country. In India, gender disparity leads to unequal chances, and while it affects both genders' lives, statistically speaking, females are more disadvantaged than boys. In the world, females have greater survival rates at birth, are more likely to have a healthy development, and are just as likely to attend preschool as boys, yet India is the only developed nation where girls die at a higher rate than boys. Additionally, girls are more prone to leave school early. In India, adolescence is not the same for boys and girls. Girls typically confr...

Does your kid check their phone each time they get a notification or message from Facebook? Do they have time to complete their homework or studies? When it's time for dinner or bed, are they hooked to their iPhones? Maybe you think your kid has an addiction. In fact, half of American teenagers believe that they are personally addicted to their phones. The severity of digital addiction is becoming more widely recognized. Let's examine a few of the telltale signs. Addiction indicators The following are all potential indications that your youngster may have an issue with the excessive use of digital devices. Even if this is by no means the sole reason, since each of these symptoms is alarming in and of themselves, it will be worthwhile to look further if you see one: Your child has sleep issues, which may manifest as sleeplessness, poorer sleep quality, or difficulty falling asleep. This could be brought on by using screens an hour before bedtime, staying up late to play games an...