Yesterday, while scrolling through my phone, I saw a video of a child mocking his mother. The comments were full of laughter. I closed the app, but the discomfort stayed with me. Because somewhere, we
"Is it Iftar yet?" "How many hours are left??" I’am hungry.... can I get to see one more cartoon? As a parent, you have listened to the following lines over and over again from the
Want to give your children a strong educational start at home? The AlifLaila kid’s digital library is a great choice for parents across Pakistan. Though it’s not intended for advanced instruction, it excels at strengthening
Are you a Pakistani parent living abroad who is worried that your children will forget speaking in Urdu, their mother tongue? Well, now, there’s a way to make them learn Urdu, and the experience for
A common concern shared by many parents in Pakistan particularly those who have recently stepped into the journey of parenthood is figuring out the right age to introduce their children to formal education (school or
Are you a concerned parent and practicing Muslim who wants their kids to be more aware and engaged during Ramadan? Well, AlifLaila offers a positive nudge for your little flowers to learn the significance of
"Urdu!!" That dramatic sigh, when you take the Urdu textbook. To us homeschooling parents, it is our Urdu alarm. We are completely confident in teaching Phonics, Addition, or even basic codification, but as soon as
"Mama, just one more story!" Does that sound familiar? Have you ever spent one hour trying to find an acceptable Urdu storybook, but your child ended up half-asleep or demanding to watch a mindless YouTube
"Mama, what does that word mean?" Ever had that little twinge of guilt, as your kids are on a video call with their Nani in Lahore, but they cannot get beyond a basic Thik hoon
Have you ever called the name of your child three times, and no matter how many times you called, you got no reply, because they are attached to a colorful screen of cartoons? This is
