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19.04.2023
The war of independence between Croatian Catholic Christians and Serbian Orthodox Christians in 1995 has led to a gruesome and scarring effect on the entire population of the Croats and the Serbs. Its effects are visible to date.
Serbian and Croatian kids don’t go to class together. Even though they attend the same schools, their classes are held at different times of the day. So much so that Croatian kids are being prevented from both meeting and interacting with Serbian kids. Croatia’s official school policy states that all lessons should be taught in two different languages, and both Latin and Cyrillic alphabets be used.
Back in the times, politicians agreed upon preserving the rights and protecting the cultural minority of the Serbians, but both Croat and Serb kids see things differently.
Though the Croatian government has been making little effort to preserve the rights of minority Serbs in parts of the nation, still both communities see each other with betrayal and react with hostility or ignore each other, leaving the same impact on kids as well.
Lack of dialogue between the two has affected Serbian kids in Croatia to such an extent that they are actually being treated as belonging to a minority group and often looked down on or with hatred.
From being discriminated against at school to being treated differently in public places, Serbian kids are facing a hard time mingling with Croatian kids, though it seems to be a hard task to achieve on the radar and a far cry from an ideal worldly situation. Being separated based on their ethnicity, Croatian kids get more preference over Serbian kids while being in school, and kids also choose to do things separately. The whole situation is a consequence of the peaceful reintegration of the eastern part of Croatia, which formally ended in 1998.
This segregation makes Serbian kids feel deeply distanced and different from Croatian kids. So much so that some Serbs even prefer not to attend two classes in two different shifts while being at the school.
Both the institutions and people work for themselves. But being the minority has changed the Serbs to be discriminated against by Croats.
25.05.2023
Encouraging kids to spend time at the playground is not only a fun activity for them but it also has numerous benefits for their physical and mental well-being. In today's digital era, where the use of screens is prevalent, it is vital to promote physical activity among children, and a playground is an excellent venue for this purpose.
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19.04.2023
Children often land up in orphanages due to numerous reasons, varying from one location to the other. While families of some struggle to cope to make ends meet, others often land up at orphanages due to cultural pressures, abuse, and negligence. Some families choose to abandon their children at unknown places to be rescued later. While others intentionally leave their children at the doorstep of orphanages to be adopted.
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There’s a reason why they say that parenting is the most challenging job in the world. The parent’s task isn’t simply to ensure that the child is well-fed and has a place to sleep. It’s to meet all their physiological, social, mental, and emotional needs. Unfortunately, though, when the role of a parent or guardian is out of the picture, things can take a dark turn.
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Chores aren’t always fun, yet they are a necessary part of life, especially for children’s development. Parents play a crucial role in teaching children the value of cleaning. Participating in household chores at an early age can help build mastery, responsibility, and self-reliance — all of which can translate into other aspects of their lives, such as establishing good relationships and seeing academic success.
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