In a world where every child's voice should be heard and valued, our organization (Eye of the child) stands as a beacon of hope, dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the rights of children everywhere. From the bustling streets of urban landscapes to the tranquil corners of rural communities, every child deserves the chance to thrive, to dream, and to be protected.

The Right to Education: Education is not just a privilege; it is a fundamental right. Every child, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to quality education. It's the key that unlocks doors to endless possibilities, empowering children to shape their own futures and contribute positively to society.

In today's digital age, screens are an integral part of our daily lives. From smartphones to tablets, television to computers, screens surround us, offering endless entertainment and information. However, the increasing prevalence of screen time, particularly among children, has raised concerns about its impact on their development and behavior.

While screens offer many benefits, excessive screen time can have detrimental effects on child development and behavior. Numerous studies have highlighted its negative effects. Excessive screen time has been linked to delays in language acquisition, decreased attention span, poor academic performance, and disrupted sleep patterns. Additionally, prolonged screen exposure can contribute to sedentary behavior, leading to an increased risk of obesity and other health issues.

As parents, we all want to create strong bonds with our children. But have you ever considered the idea of becoming your child's best friend? It may seem unconventional, but it's an approach that can have profound benefits for both parents and children.

One of the key reasons why being your child's best friend is important is; it encourages open communication. When children feel close to their parents, they are more likely to confide in them when they face challenges or have questions. This means that when problems arise, they'll turn to you for guidance rather than seeking advice from peers who may not always offer the best solutions.