Children are the primary reason most NRIs consider moving back to India. But children also turn out to be a significant reason that returning NRIs find settling down in India stressful.

Though there are numerous advantages because the children enjoy the warmth and care provided by grandparents, uncles, aunts and other relatives and get to bond with the family and inculcate Indian culture. Children, especially older children who have grown up in a Western society feel angry, confused and insecure.

It is essential for both parents and children to be prepared for the new environment. This guide provides a list of physical and emotional factors that have to be kept in mind.

The Young NRI and Life in India is meant for the NRI parent. It looks at some of the major concerns parents have, challenges the kids will face and tips about how to help children adapt to life in India. The eBook also includes information about popular recreation and activity places in major Indian cities. Some volunteering and learning opportunities, cultural hubs and information resources have also been listed to help make a start.