Diwali is called India’s festival of lights that symbolises the triumph of good over evil and celebrates cultural richness that parents aspire to pass on to their children but cultivating genuine affection for old traditions in modern times children requires nuanced parenting that respects autonomy rather than enforcement. Recent research in developmental psychology and cultural studies reveals effective approaches for nurturing children’s connection to Indian traditions organically, fostering intrinsic appreciation during festivals like Diwali. Participatory family rituals without pressure foster cultural identity and emotional bonding. Autonomy and self-paced engagement promote authentic cultural attachment in children. Connecting traditions to contemporary values enhances relevance

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