The Times of India

Comparison doesn't motivate, it wounds: Ankur Warikoo shares 7 parenting habits that unknowingly shape every Indian child's future

When Ankur Warikoo shared a thread about the ways Indian parents go wrong, he started with something important. A warning. This is not an attack on parents, he said. It is not a list of accusations or a reason to feel guilty. It is awareness. Awareness of how the people who love us most can sometimes shape us in ways that take years, sometimes decades, to understand and unlearn. And the response was immediate. Because every Indian who read it recognised themselves somewhere in those seven points. Here they are, honestly and gently, one by one.