- Following 508
- Followers 7.1K
- Engagement 330.91%
- Avg likes 28K
- Avg comments 163
About Amrit Mahajan
Amrit Mahajan (@anchoramrit) is a TV channel creator on Instagram, also filed under Parenting and Children. The account has 7,101 followers and 534 published posts. Recent posts average 28,029 likes and 163 comments, an engagement rate of 330.91%.
Amrit Mahajan belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Amrit Mahajan follows 508 accounts, so the audience is roughly 14 times the size of the list followed. Amrit Mahajan uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Amrit Mahajan under 4 categories, led by TV channel and followed by Parenting, Children and Child Development.
The Instagram bio for Amrit Mahajan runs to 16 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Amrit Mahajan dates from September 2024.
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534 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Amrit Mahajan, 9 are videos and 1 is a carousel. That mix leans toward videos. Amrit Mahajan has built a substantial archive of 534 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 13 followers for each post published. Amrit Mahajan also keeps 27 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 143 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include it’s, need, kids, doesn’t and isn’t. The captions tag #newstyleparenting, #reparativeparenting, #friendshiplessons, #teachingboundaries and #kidsboundaries.
🚫The “Don’t Play With Them” Rule
A friend says: “If you play with him today, I won’t be your best friend anymore.”
What your child can say:
“I like playing with you, and I like playing with them too. There’s room for all of us!”✅
The Lesson: Friendship isn’t a possession. They don’t have to choose sides.
🚫The “Don’t Tell Your Parents” Secret
A child wants to do something risky and says: “It’s a secret. Don’t tell your mom.”
What your child can say:
“In my family, we don’t keep secrets from parents, we only keep surprises. Let’s do something else.”
This teaches them vital Safety ❣️✅
3. The “Take the Blame” Pressure💢💔❤️‍🩹
If a friend breaks a rule or a toy and says: “Tell the teacher you did it so I don’t get in trouble.”
What your child can say:
“I won’t lie about it, but I’ll walk with you to tell the teacher together.”
Integrity is safe
📌📍. The “Prove You’re Cool” Dare ( VERY IMPORTANT) 🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑🛑
A group of kids says: “If you want to play with us, go knock over that kid’s blocks.”
What your child can say:
“No thanks, that doesn’t look fun to me. I’m going to go play over here.”
This Builds their internal compass to walk away from peer pressure instead of performing to fit in.
#FriendshipLessons #TeachingBoundaries #KidsBoundaries #LifeLessonsForKids
SAVE this checklist to track their progress:
🔹 Ages 6–9:
At this stage, they have the physical ability
they just need the space to try. Your job isn’t to do it for them; it’s to let them own the routine.
Personal Care: Managing their own bath, brushing teeth thoroughly, and getting dressed completely (snowsuits, shoes, buttons).
Daily Accountability: Preparing their own bed before sleep, packing their school bag, and clearing their own mess.
Household Contribution: Carrying plates to the kitchen, putting away toys, and handling small real-world tasks like holding doors or pressing lift buttons.
🔹 Ages 10–14: The Accountability Phase
This is where life skills turn into true responsibility. They should be managing their time and their impact on the household.
Life Skills: Preparing basic meals (toast, eggs, packing their own lunchbox), doing their own laundry, and keeping their room clean without being nagged.
Time Management: Waking up to their own alarm, tracking their school project deadlines, and managing their homework independently.
Contribution: Taking out the trash, helping wash dishes, and learning the basics of budgeting or managing a small allowance.
The greatest gift we can give our boys isn’t doing life for them
it’s letting them realize they are fully capable of doing it themselves.
Moms, step back. Dads, step up. Let’s raise partners.
👇 Which of these is your son already crushing? Let’s talk in the comments.
#BoyMom #ParentingTips #RaisingBoys #BoyMomLife IndependentKids IntentionalParenting MotherhoodUnplugged
First: Reclaim one hour a week that has nothing to do with your partner or your kids.
Second: Reconnect with a dream you parked before the rings.
Third: Build an internal authority that doesn’t need external permission.
The Solo Sanctuary: Find a hobby or a space that is yours alone. No shared passwords, no shared goals. Just you.
Audit Your Circles: Spend time with people who knew you before you were a partner. Remind yourself who that person was.
Invest in Your Own Growth: Whether it’s your career, your health, or a new skill—make progress that belongs entirely to you.
Marriage is an aspect of life, not the whole life. Build a world that exists even when they aren’t in the room.”
You can love them deeply and still choose yourself. In fact, it’s the only way to stay found. 🤍
#ReparativeParenting #IdentityShift #SelfDiscovery #MarriageAdvice #RelationshipBoundaries SelfGrowth BreakTheCycle MotherhoodUnfiltered PersonalGrowth FindYourself
If your circle got smaller the moment you started speaking up, congratulations—the trash just took itself out. Most people don’t actually want a “strong” friend; they want a convenient one. They want the version of you that doesn’t talk back, doesn’t set boundaries, and doesn’t have an opinion.
When you stop being a pushover, you become a threat to their comfort zone. Let them be “offended.” Your peace is worth more than their approval.
The circle isn’t shrinking; it’s finally becoming real. 🥂
#Boundaries #SelfGrowth #FriendshipBreakups #NewStyleParenting #SpeakYourTruth
How many times have you said this today? Because he didn’t learn 4+4? Because he forgot the names of the weekends? Because you lashed out when the pressure got too high?
Stop. It’s time we call it what it really is.
It’s not overthinking. It’s Caring Too Much. We are the first generation parenting on Manual Mode. No autopilot. No “because I said so.” We are unlearning decades of rigid authority to build a bridge of connection.
Sociologists call it Reparative Parenting. I call it being Available. Lashing out isn’t the end—it’s an opportunity to show your kids how to apologize, how to heal, and how to REPAIR. You aren’t a bad mom. You are an available one. Stop the guilt. Give yourself some credit. You are exactly what they need. 🫶✨
#NewStyleParenting #ReparativeParenting #MillennialParents #GentleParenting
For the Little Ones
(Ages 6–8) – “Logic without the Meltdowns”✅⬇️
ScratchJr (Free): This is where we started. It’s 100% free (no annoying ads). My son doesn’t even have to read to use it—he just snaps colorful blocks together to make a cat dance. It’s like digital LEGOs. 🔺
codeSpark Academy:
If your kid loves puzzles, try this. It’s word-free, so it’s great for 6-year-olds. They play games to learn how to build games. It feels like play, but they’re actually learning “sequencing” (the stuff they’ll need for math later).🔺
(*Ages 9–11*) – “The Creative Shift”✅⬇️
Scratch (Free): This is the “big kid” version of ScratchJr. It’s a huge community (very safe/moderated) where they can see what other kids are building. ⛔️⛔️⛔️⛔️⛔️Warning: They will get obsessed with “remixing” other people’s games, which is exactly how they learn.🔺🔍
Tynker: This is “peace treaty” for Minecraft. Tynker actually lets them build their own Minecraft mods and skins. Instead of just “playing” Minecraft, they start “designing” it.
Swift Playgrounds: If you’re an Apple family, this is beautiful. It’s a real game that teaches them Swift (the actual language used for iPhones). It’s high-quality and very satisfying for kids who like “leveling up.”🔺
For the TEENS (Ages 12–14) – “The Commander Phase”✅⬇️
CodeCombat: This is a literal RPG adventure game. To make your hero fight a dragon or walk through a dungeon, you have to type real Python or JavaScript. It’s the perfect way to move them from “blocks” to real-world coding without it feeling like a textbook.🔺
Godot Engine
Free and lightweight 2D & 3D game engine.
Uses GDScript, similar to Python.
Great for creativity + coding without paying for software. 🔺
#NewStyleParenting #AILiteracy #SmartParenting2026 #CodingForKids #ScreenTimeSmarter
First, they open the bridge for students, offering opportunities and dreams, but now, they are building walls with harsh deportation policies. Is this really justified? 🤔
The question is—Is the Prime Minister focusing more on securing the votes of citizens, while ignoring the struggles of international students and PR holders who can’t vote? 🇨🇦
What do you think about this? Drop your thoughts below and let’s have an open discussion! Should students and PR holders get more protection and consideration in these policies? 🗳️💬
#canadaimmigration #internationalstudents #massdeportation #studentstruggles #immigrationreform
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So, if you’ve completed nursing, rest assured that this field provides the most job opportunities! 🌟
#canaddatv #nursingopportunities #nursingcareers #highdemandjobs #healthcareheroes
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Amrit Mahajan's engagement rate on Instagram is 330.91%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. A typical post draws likes and comments in numbers close to the size of the audience itself. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 172 to 1, with 28,029 likes and 163 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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330.91%
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- 28K
- Avg comments
- 163
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 1
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Who is Amrit Mahajan?
Amrit Mahajan (@anchoramrit) is a TV channel creator on Instagram, also filed under Parenting and Children. Amrit Mahajan uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Amrit Mahajan runs to 16 words across 4 lines.
How many followers does Amrit Mahajan have?
Amrit Mahajan has 7,101 followers on Instagram (7.1K). Amrit Mahajan follows 508 accounts, so the audience is roughly 14 times the size of the list followed. Amrit Mahajan has built a substantial archive of 534 posts.
What is Amrit Mahajan's engagement rate?
Amrit Mahajan's engagement rate on Instagram is 330.91%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. A typical post draws likes and comments in numbers close to the size of the audience itself. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 172 to 1, with 28,029 likes and 163 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
What does Amrit Mahajan post about on Instagram?
Flinque files Amrit Mahajan under 4 categories, led by TV channel and followed by Parenting, Children and Child Development. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Amrit Mahajan, 9 are videos and 1 is a carousel. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Amrit Mahajan repeatedly use the words it’s, need, kids, doesn’t and isn’t. Amrit Mahajan's captions carry hashtags such as #newstyleparenting, #reparativeparenting and #friendshiplessons. Amrit Mahajan writes those captions mainly in English. Amrit Mahajan keeps 27 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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