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Ankur and Sandhya Maheshwari

For giving supervised autonomy to their child

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arenthood is challenging, but Ankur and Sandhya have found the balance,” says Dr Prerna Kohli, who was one of the first clinical psychologists to be awarded by the President of India, in 2016. She was working in the field for over 27 years, during which she has been an adviser to the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, besides being a member of the Niti Aayog Nutrition Committee. “Unlike the other parents, they allowed flexibility in times of uncertainty, which gave autonomy to their daughter, thus instilling and developing her confidence and self-esteem. They even taught her basic life skills. Making the bed can teach responsibility to a child. You should also include exercise and meditation focusing on developing physical and mental resilience. This friendly, developmental approach to parenting promotes values of optimism,” she concludes.