Being a good father or mother if u want ur kid to learn ethics make them learn our culture, ramayana, bhagavatham, some story books like chandamama, make them learn truth, meaning, meaning of life...importance of the life and teach them right way of life. I will be happy if my daughter reads normal telugu books stories of ancient times which teach what is good and what not is good rather than harry potter..
i also work as a dietician for weight loss , i amazing when young girls come to my clinic for want size zero. they do everything for it. but with my openion on it is bad for our body
hmm nothing like that there are many ways to see one thing he saw in that manner yes I agree Being a good father or mother if u want ur kid to learn ethics make them learn our culture, ramayana, bhagavatham, some story books like chandamama, make them learn truth, meaning, meaning of life...importance of the life and teach them right way of life. I will be happy if my daughter reads normal telugu books stories of ancient times which teach what is good and what not is good rather than harry potter..
This is just IAS knowledge, so don't worry about it. Our famous poet KALIDASSA has discribed the femenine beuty, and I suerly say that is beauty. Look at our previous generations, they all had good figurs with good amount of fat in right places, and they all are beuties, in the recent past I saw hollywood movie - " beautiful girls have curves" goodmovie,and actresses were beautiful and with curves formed out of fats. Here we don'tunderstand what is she trying to explain.
In the US market we donot get a shirt with size 44 or 42 or 28 or M, S XL XXL, its a different unit and that is Size 0,1 2 3 etc.... A size zero is equivalent to XS (Extra Small) by indian standards.
Size 0 is a women's clothing size in the US catalog sizes system, believed to be equivalent to a UK size 4 or a European size 32. "Size 0" is often used to refer to extremely thin, emaciated, or shorter individuals (especially women), or trends associated with them.
How does it help to ward off or avert your child's curiosity of knowing or understanding something new? What stops her from finding it out elsewhere? Friends, internet, magazines, books, etc, surely there are a lot of ways. And if she does find it out, which she will sooner or later, you run the risk of leaving your child to make her own opinion/perception about 'size zero'. Which could be a bigger problem to handle, I assume. In my opinion it’s important to fulfil your child’s curiosity at the right time. This also gives you an opportunity to make your child understand the difference between right and wrong.
