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Officially double digits- Not a kid, Not a Teen I Essay By Shaurya
Shaurya Iyengar
13 / April / 2026
For Shaurya, 10, Bangalore Turning ten means standing between being a kid and growing up, too young for some things, yet expected to be older for others. It’s confusing, funny, and a little strange.
The Coming Of Age: Adulting Is Hard I Blog By Lakshita
Lakshita Sethi
12 / August / 2025
Lakshita, an 18-year-old from Jammu, shares take on stepping into adulthood. From childhood dreams of freedom to the unexpected hurdles of college, assignments, and career, she unpacks why adulting is far from easy and why every stage of life deserves to be appreciated.
The One I’m Growing Up With! I Poem By Darsh & Dhwanit, Bangalore
Darsh Kasera
18 / July / 2025
Darsh, 13, and Dhwanit Kasera, 10, from Bangalore share a heartfelt poem on brotherhood, friendship, and growing up together.
I am growing up| Poem by Keshav,9, Mumbai
Keshav Lodha
11 / January / 2023
What is it like to watch yourself grow up? 9 year-old Keshav from Navi Mumbai tells us about his experiences in a delightful rhyme.
Officially double digits- Not a kid, Not a Teen I Essay By Shaurya
13 / April / 2026
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For Shaurya, 10, Bangalore Turning ten means standing between being a kid and growing up, too young for some things, yet expected to be older for others. It’s confusing, funny, and a little strange.
The Coming Of Age: Adulting Is Hard I Blog By Lakshita
12 / August / 2025
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Lakshita, an 18-year-old from Jammu, shares take on stepping into adulthood. From childhood dreams of freedom to the unexpected hurdles of college, assignments, and career, she unpacks why adulting is far from easy and why every stage of life deserves to be appreciated.
The One I’m Growing Up With! I Poem By Darsh & Dhwanit, Bangalore
18 / July / 2025
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Darsh, 13, and Dhwanit Kasera, 10, from Bangalore share a heartfelt poem on brotherhood, friendship, and growing up together.
I am growing up| Poem by Keshav,9, Mumbai
11 / January / 2023
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What is it like to watch yourself grow up? 9 year-old Keshav from Navi Mumbai tells us about his experiences in a delightful rhyme.
