Kidsstoppress

By the time many women hit their 40s, their bone health has already started to change—often without them even realizing it. Low bone density and osteoporosis are called the “silent conditions” for a reason, but the impact can be life-changing.In this eye-opening conversation, Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Manan Vora breaks down why women are at higher risk.

What happens when a single dad is out with his young daughter and she needs to use the washroom—but there's no family restroom in sight? Do you take her into the men's room? In this episode, we dive into a dilemma many parents—especially fathers—face in public spaces. We explore safety, social norms, gender boundaries, and the real emotions behind these everyday parenting choices.Tune in to know what Mansi Zaveri, the founder of Kidsstoppress has to say about this.Support the show

On Season 4 of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress.com, talks to Dr Sewanti Limaye, Director Medical & Precision Oncology at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, about the real causes of cancer, early warning signs to never ignore, and the latest in preventive care and cancer vaccines. If you've ever asked, “Is cancer random?” or “Can I prevent it?” — this podcast is must listenSupport the show

On Season 4 of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress.com, talks to Dr Sewanti Limaye, Director Medical & Precision Oncology at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, about the real causes of cancer, early warning signs to never ignore, and the latest in preventive care and cancer vaccines. If you've ever asked, “Is cancer random?” or “Can I prevent it?” — this podcast is must listen.

Former Director of MBA Admissions & Financial Aid at The Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) talks to Mansi Zaveri about common mistakes Indian students make when applying to US colleges. Tune In Now Support the show

Are you a smoker? Do you think smoking a hookah is a safer option? Do you know what happens to kids if you smoke next to them? The dangers of second-hand smoke or passive smoking can be deadly for a child.Conscious Parenting Coach Mansi Zaveri talks about an incident she witnessed when she saw a baby behaving like his parents, and they were smoking hookah. What would you do as a parent? Is this responsible parenting? Tune In NowSupport the show

Kids Pressurize Themselves Too!” is a deep-dive into a rarely discussed reality: children aren't just pressured by parents, teachers, or society—they often pressure themselves. In this podcast, we explore the hidden stressors young minds face, the internal standards they try to meet, and how their self-imposed expectations impact their mental and emotional well-being.Tune in what Anshu Dhanuka has to say about thisSupport the show

In this episode of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, we explore a growing concern: are parenting approaches unintentionally fostering narcissistic traits in kids? We sit down with mental health professionals and parents to unpack how entitled behavior—once seen as developmental—is now raising alarms.In a culture that increasingly rewards self-promotion and performance, it's vital to strike a balance between celebrating achievement and nurturing emotional maturity. This episode empowers you to help your child become confident and compassionate. Support the show

Born into a traditional Marwari business family, sold her business for Rs 300 crore & Apple CEO Tim Cook asked to exclusively meet with them. Anshu Dhanuka, Co-founder of Kiddopia, in conversation with Mansi Zaveri, Founder, Kidsstoppress & Conscious Parenting Coach, on Season 4 of Kidsstoppress podcasts. Anshu Dhanuka, who did it all & built a gaming app for kids that ticked all the right boxes - for both kids & parents. Tune In NowSupport the show

In this episode, Mansi Zaveri dives deep into a powerful idea:The true role of parents and educators isn't just to teach, it's to ignite a love for learning that lasts even when we're not around.She explores how we can move away from rigid systems and fixed timetables, and instead create environments that encourage curiosity, independence, and exploration. Because the goal isn't just to raise children who know what to do, it's to raise thinkers who ask why, how, and what if.Tune in for honest reflections, practical tips, and a mindset shift that every parent and educator needs to hear.Support the show

Do grades matter when applying abroad? The US college application process and the UK/ UCAS admission process are very different. We asked Ex-Wharton Admissions Director - Thomas Caleel of  @admittedlypodcast what he thought was the differentiator and what students can do to stand out when applying abroad to colleges.Tune In NowSupport the show

Ever caught yourself reacting in public—then wished you could hit rewind? This is the podcast for parents, caregivers, and anyone who wants to replace knee‑jerk criticism with calm connection.Whether you're a seasoned caregiver or new to navigating parenting in public, you'll gain fresh perspective, doable strategies, and a reminder that connection matters more than perfection.

In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri explores why raising children to be creators, not followers, is the key to shaping confident and independent thinkers. We discuss how being the right role model can inspire kids to embrace creativity, question norms, and find their unique voice.Discover practical tips on leading by example, fostering curiosity, and creating an environment where children feel free to innovate and dream big. If you've ever wondered how to help your child stand out instead of just fitting in, this episode is for you.Tune in now!Support the show

Mansi Zaveri, in conversation with former Wharton Admissions Director Thomas Caleel of  ⁨@admittedlypodcast⁩   , talks about the most common — and costly — mistakes Indian students make when applying to top US colleges, Ivy League schools and colleges abroad in other parts of the world. From overstuffed resumes and generic essays to parental pressure and missing the real story — this conversation breaks down everything you need to know to give your child the best shot at a dream admission.✅ The biggest mistake Indian students make in applications✅ What Ivy League schools are looking for✅ Why a well-rounded profile beats a packed resume✅ How parents can support without pushing too hard✅ The emotional toll of the admission process and how to handle itTune In NowSupport the show

Join host Mansi Zaveri as she unpacks evidence-based strategies to boost your child's learning—without stress or lectures. This one tip is so useful!Tune into this Kidsstoppress Podcast.Support the show

Your child may have intentionally or by mistake seen porn. What do you do as a parent? How to talk to kids about porn. We asked Sex Educator Anju Kish on Untaboo for parenting tips for tough conversations. If you are wondering how to talk to kids about pornographyhow to educate your child about sex, - don't miss this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iwhESAOB8Q&t=1466sTune In NowSupport the show

In this episode of Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri dives deep into one of the most challenging and important conversations parents can have: talking to your kids about sex and drugs. With the world evolving rapidly, it's more important than ever to have open, honest, and age-appropriate discussions with your children. Tune in to learn how to create a safe space for your kids to ask questions, voice their concerns, and make informed decisions.PS The adolescent brain works very differently and you must take up a course on it! Check the link belowhttps://kidsstoppress.com/product/understanding-your-teens-brain/Support the show

In today's world of gentle parenting and giving kids endless choices, the word boundaries can feel restrictive — even harsh. But here's the truth: boundaries aren't about control; they're about safety, love, and structure.In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri dives deep into why kids actually crave boundaries, how they help children feel secure, and practical tips for setting limits without power struggles or guilt.Tune in now!Support the show

In this video Conscious Parenting Coach Mansi Zaveri talks to you about writing skills preschoolers need to have as they head to school. From signs that they are struggling with their writing to what a parent needs to do to help them, we talk about what every preschooler's parent should know.Tune In NowSupport the show

Ever felt like you're constantly on edge, snapping at the smallest things, and then drowning in guilt five minutes later? You're not alone.In this episode, Mansi Zaveri dives into the real struggles of staying calm while parenting in today's fast-paced, overstimulated world. From understanding your own triggers to handling tantrums without losing your temper, this conversation is full of practical tips and gentle reminders that calm is a skill—and it can be learned.Because parenting isn't about being perfect—it's about showing up with presence, patience, and yes, a little bit of self-compassion.Tune in now Support the show

According to orthopaedic surgeon and sports medicine expert Dr. Manan Vora, answer is a resounding yes, especially as women approach menopause.On Season 4 of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, Mansi Zaveri speaks to Dr. Manan Vora about✔ Why strength training is crucial for bone health✔ How it helps fight osteoporosis and muscle loss✔ The role of strength training in hormonal balance, mental health, and weight managementWhether you're in your 30s, 40s, or navigating menopause, this is your reminder: strength training isn't just for bodybuilders — it's for stronger bones, better balance, and a healthier future. Must watch video for women's healthTune In NowSupport the show

Parenting, The Timeless Way by Kidsstoppress is hosted by Mansi Zaveri. This conscious parenting podcast brings you real conversations and expert insights to help you raise grounded, emotionally connected children—because while trends change, connection never goes out of style.Tune in now! Support the show

In this eye-opening episode, we bust some of the most pervasive parenting myths that have been passed down for generations!Get ready for a refreshing take on modern parenting, as we separate fact from fiction and help you feel more confident in your parenting choices. It's time to challenge outdated beliefs and embrace a more balanced, informed approach to raising happy, healthy kids.Tune in nowSupport the show

From the fear of awkward silences to the comfort of emojis and typing bubbles, Gen Z is changing the way we all communicate — and it's more intentional than you think. Mansi Zaveri, a Conscious Parenting Coach, talks to us about the real reasons why texting is the preferred mode of communication for an entire generation — and why calling feels like a full-blown social emergency to them.Whether you're a confused millennial, a curious parent, or a proud Gen Z-er yourself, this one's for you.Tune In NowSupport the show

In this heartfelt episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri explores the emotional and often overwhelming journey of the Sandwich Generation — individuals who find themselves caring for both their aging parents and their young children, all while trying to hold on to their own identity.What happens when you're stuck in the middle — raising toddlers while managing hospital visits for your parents? How do you balance guilt, burnout, and the constant demands on your time and energy?Mansi Zaveri shares real stories, expert insights, and her own experiences to help listeners understand the emotional weight of this invisible load. Whether you're already living this reality or preparing for it, this episode is an honest, deeply relatable look into what it means to parent in both directions.Because sometimes, the caregivers need care too.Support the show

n this episode, Mansi Zaveri sits down with Hansaji Yogendra, head of The Yoga Institute, to uncover what's really going on when some of us wake up tired while others are recharged and refreshed after a good night's sleep. What can we do about it?Hansaji shares powerful yet simple lifestyle shifts rooted in yoga philosophy that can truly transform how you sleep, wake up, and move through your day.If you're constantly waking up tired, sluggish, or irritable — this episode might just be the reset you need.Tune In Now Support the show

From periods to sex, from body changes to the F-word, parenting comes with its fair share of uncomfortable conversations. But avoiding them won't make them go away—in fact, it can do just the opposite.In this episode, Mansi Zaveri, host of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, dives into why it's crucial to talk openly and honestly with your children about the tough stuff. She shares practical tips, real-life examples, and ways to approach these tricky topics without fear or shame—so your kids learn to trust you, not just Google.If you've ever wondered “When should I bring it up?” or “What if I say the wrong thing?”—this episode is for you.Support the show

In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri dives into the realities of parenting in a joint family setup. From shared responsibilities and strong family bonds to boundaries, differing opinions, and generational clashes — we explore it all.Is it easier or harder to raise kids with grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins under one roof? How do you ensure your child gets the best of both structure and freedom?Tune in for practical tips, real stories, and a balanced take on raising children in a home full of love, wisdom... and sometimes, unsolicited advice!Support the show

If 2025 has taught us anything, it's this: Life is fragile. Plans can crumble. The world can change overnight.Flights are crashing. Wars are no longer distant headlines. Cities are on edge.And for us parents—it's not just anxiety.It's protective instinct. Because we're not only thinking of ourselves. We're thinking of them.It's uncomfortable, even terrifying, to plan for the unthinkable. But it's also the most responsible thing we can do as parents.Not because we're paranoid.But because we love deeply. Fiercely. Completely.Tune into this podcast…Support the show

Mansi Zaveri, a conscious parenting coach talks to Garima Mudgal of Webdunia on the significance of valuing your child's perspective and actively seeking their opinion. In this podcast, Mansi shares practical tips and insights to empower your child and strengthen the parent-child bond through meaningful dialogue. Tune in now. Support the show

What happens when the world tells you your career ends after you become a mom?In this heartfelt episode of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, @mansi.zaveri sits down with interior designer & content creator @sonikakhuranasethi, who opens up about breaking stereotypes, juggling feeds and blueprints, and proving that yes, you can be a mom and still chase your dreams.This one's for every woman who's ever been made to doubt her potential after motherhoodSupport the show

In today's digital-first world, the big parenting question looms large—When should I give my child a phone? In this episode, Mansi Zaveri, founder of Kidsstoppress and mom of two, dives into the pros, cons, and everything in between. From setting screen time boundaries to understanding your child's emotional readiness, we unpack the key factors to consider before handing over that first device. Whether your child is 8 or 13, this episode will help you make an informed, conscious decision—because it's not just about the phone, it's about what comes with it.Support the show

In today's fast-paced world, building a deep connection with your child takes more than just spending time together—it's about being truly present. In this episode, Mansi Zaveri, host of the Kidsstoppress podcast, shares practical, heart-led ways to strengthen your bond with your kids. From everyday rituals to conscious communication, this episode is packed with insights that help you parent with intention and build trust that lasts a lifetime.Tune in and listen to the entire podcast. P.S Don't forget to sign up for the Adolescent Brain Workshop on Kidsstoppress — it's your chance to truly understand what's going on in your child's mind.https://kidsstoppress.com/product/understanding-your-teens-brain/Support the show

Did you think kids can be autistic watching too much of screen?Is autism curable?What are the red flags a parent shld be aware of? So many questions. Let's get answers from an expert. Mansi Zaveri. Founder Kidsstoppress chats with Aatrika Sarkar. Behaviour Analyst (BCaBA) at India Autism Centre. Listen to what the expert shares.Support the show

Parenting doesn't come with a manual—but these 3 books come pretty close. In this episode, Mansi Zaveri, host of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, shares her top picks that every parent should read to better understand their child, navigate tough moments, and build deeper connections. Whether you're a new parent or raising teens, these books offer practical, relatable insights that actually work.Tune in NOW!Support the show

Onion Juice - This buzzword has everyone with a hair problem - hair loss or hair fall scrambling. But is it really as effective as it's touted to be? We asked the experts. Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress, speaks to Saloni Anand of  @TrayaHealth heal about whether onion juice can actually make hair grow or not.Support the show

Why is my teen suddenly so distant? Why won't they talk to me like they used to?In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri dives deep into one of the most heart-wrenching parenting challenges—when teenagers begin to shut down and emotionally distance themselves. Whether it's the one-word answers, the slammed doors, or just the deafening silence, many parents feel helpless and confused when communication with their teen starts to fade.Tune in as Mansi explores the why behind this behavior, shares practical strategies to rebuild connection, and reassures parents that they're not alone. Backed by expert insights and real-life experiences, this episode will help you understand your teen's world—and gently find your way back into it.Because when our kids go quiet, it's our cue to listen deeper.Support the show

Screens are a part of our kids' world—but how much is too much? And is all screen time truly harmful?In this insightful episode, Mansi Zaveri, founder of Kidsstoppress and a conscious parenting coach, breaks down the good, the bad, and the necessary when it comes to screen time. From learning apps and creative tools to digital connection and entertainment—yes, screen time can be positive! But only when it's used mindfully.We also talk about the flip side—how to recognise when it's becoming too much, and the conversations we must have with our children about digital safety, including what not to post online, understanding privacy, and protecting their digital footprint.This episode is your guide to setting smart digital boundaries, encouraging healthy tech habits, and raising responsible digital citizens in a screen-filled world. Tune in and listen!Support the show

Is your child spending more time on screens than with people? You're not alone.On Season 4 of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress chats with Dr Wazir of Motherhood Hospital. They talk about the growing concern of Digital Autism—a term used to describe how excessive screen time may be affecting kids' brain development, social skills, focus, and emotional growth.

In this powerful episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri opens up an honest conversation about body image — not just for our children, but for ourselves as parents. How do we raise confident, body-positive kids in a world filled with unrealistic standards, and silent shame? From the language we use at home to the way we treat our own bodies, Mansi explores how the journey toward self-love begins right where children learn first — at home. A must-listen for every parent navigating this delicate but essential topic.Support the show

On Season 4 of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress, sits down with Anju Kish, a leading Safety & Sexuality Educator. Anju's journey into sex education began when she struggled to find age-appropriate, child-friendly resources for her kids.Together, they talk about questions most parents have, but often don't know how to ask, or how to talk to their kids about.Tune In NowSupport the show

In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri chats with Manan Vora — doctor, entrepreneur, and sports enthusiast — about how playing sports builds more than just physical strength. From discipline and leadership to resilience and mental well-being, Manan shares how lessons from the field can impact every part of your life, no matter your age. Whether you're a parent wondering if sports are worth the hustle or a young athlete chasing your dream, this conversation is packed with insights you won't want to miss.Support the show

No one hands us a rulebook when we become parents. And yet, somewhere between packed tiffins, tantrums, screen-time battles, and bedtime stories—we all pause and ask ourselves the same quiet question: Am I doing this right?In this heartfelt episode, Mansi Zaveri, founder of Kidsstoppress and a mom of two, opens up about the doubts, the guilt, the wins, and the everyday chaos that makes up the parenting journey. Whether you're a new parent or deep into the teenage years, this episode is a reminder that asking the question doesn't mean you're failing—it means you care.Tune in for stories, insights, and a whole lot of reassurance. Because sometimes, just knowing you're not alone makes all the difference.Support the show

In this eye-opening episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri sits down with Khushbu, a digital safety advocate and mom, to talk about something many of us do without a second thought—posting pictures of our kids online. Khushbu shares her opinion and the growing concerns around sharenting—from digital footprints to online predators and identity theft.If you're a parent who shares those cute birthday pictures or vacation snaps, this episode will make you pause and reflect. Tune in to learn why it's important to set digital boundaries for your children, and how to protect their privacy in a world that's always online.Because when it comes to our kids, safety always comes first.Support the show

Thinking about having a second child but feeling unsure? In this candid episode, Mansi Zaveri, founder of Kidsstoppress and mom of two, shares her personal journey and the real questions she asked before deciding. From practical concerns like finances and career shifts to the emotional value of sibling bonds, she offers honest insights for parents on the fence. Mansi talks about the challenges, the unexpected joys, and why the second time around can actually feel easier. If you're weighing the pros and cons or simply curious about what life with two kids looks like, this episode is the thoughtful, relatable guide you need.

This one's raw, real, and everything in between.Radhika Nihalani joins Mansi Zaveri on Season 4 of Kidsstoppress to talk about:✨ Motherhood & the chaos

In this insightful episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, host Mansi Zaveri delves into the often misunderstood world of children's gaming. Challenging prevailing myths, the discussion explores how gaming, when approached mindfully, can contribute positively to a child's development. From enhancing cognitive skills to fostering creativity, the episode sheds light on the multifaceted impacts of gaming. It also addresses parental concerns, offering guidance on setting healthy boundaries and ensuring a balanced digital diet for children. Tune in to gain a nuanced understanding of gaming's role in child growth and how to navigate it effectively as a parent.Support the show

In today's digital age, screens have become an integral part of our children's lives. But as parents, how can we ensure that our presence and interactions are just as captivating? In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri delves into practical strategies to make parenting more engaging than ever.From fostering meaningful conversations to creating interactive activities, discover how to bridge the gap between digital allure and real-world connections. Whether you're navigating toddler tantrums or teenage trials, this episode offers insights to help you reconnect and resonate with your child beyond the screen.Tune in to explore how to transform everyday moments into lasting memories, ensuring that your bond with your child remains strong and vibrant in a tech-driven world.Support the show

On Season 4 of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress, talks to Bollywood celebrity Sunny Leone about motherhood, adoption and surrogacy.Sunny embraced adoption with open arms when they welcomed her daughter Nisha, and a few months later, welcomed twin boys, Asher and Noah, through surrogacy.Support the show

If this is you, don't worry- we can change it. Reading is the most underrated and yet most effective skill that will help separate your children from their peers, in a world that's riddled with AI and bots. The essential skills such as problem-solving, creativity, communication, comprehension- al of these stem from one early habit- reading. In this episode I tell you how reading has helped my pareents (and me as a parent) and how you can raise readers. Check out the KSP Book Club membership- India's most popular reading programme for parents raising young readers. We do  more than just helping parents, we share book reccos for kids from 1 to 12, filtered by themes and interests. We share our book lists- both classics and new releases to help sustain the love for reading. Check our more here- https://kidsstoppress.com/product/ksp-book-club-combo-offer/Support the show

Sex education - do you freeze when you hear these words? It's OK, a lot of parents do.On Season 4 of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress, sits down with Anju Kish, a leading Safety & Sexuality Educator. Anju's journey into sex education began when she struggled to find age-appropriate, child-friendly resources for her kids.Together, they talk about questions most parents have, but often don't know how to ask, or how to talk to their kids about.*My child went on to a p*rn site?*What does the F word mean?*How do I explain periods to my child?*What does the middle finger mean?and so much more. Support the show