Running out of places to bring your children during the weekends? We have narrowed down some of the most ideal places you can bond with your child while giving them the opportunity to learn and have fun at the same time. These interactive spaces allow them to hone their skills and talents whilst having endless adventure. Fun for both children and adults!
DIY fun for parent and child. Engage in these interactive and enriching activities to capture some of the most precious moments while spending quality time together. This is one way to strengthen your bond and have fun at the same time.
One of the best ways and arguably most exciting ways to improve your kids settle into the new culture is by delving into the country’s delicious cuisine. Here are a few traditional Singaporean dishes for both you and your children to try, to help you all adjust to the country’s rich culture through food.
While some of us naturally find mathematics fun, others may be looking for ways to spice up the subject at home. Here are a few ideas!
Mealtimes can be a struggle for both parent and child. How can we instil good eating behaviour and cultivate proper dining etiquette from a young age? Elizabeth Townsend, Principal of EtonHouse 718 Mountbatten shares with us 3 Parenting Tips to make mealtimes easy and hassle-free.
As a parent, you’ve wondered — what causes tantrums in our toddlers, and how do you deal with them? We speak to our Child Psychology expert, Tina Stephenson-Chin.
How can we as parents make sure our children don’t end up bullying others? Here are four ways to make sure your teenager is respectful and loving towards his/her classmates and friends.
The teenage years are confusing and difficult years for child and parent alike. However, they are also critical moulding years – the behaviours and habits that your teenage child adopts now may affect their personality in future and shape their character in the long run. Here are some tips to better understand your child.
Child psychologist Lilian Ithaka gives our content partner LittleLives insight into communicating with children, when you know a child needs therapy, and how she acts as a champion for children.
In Singapore, seven in 10 children attend additional enrichment classes outside of school. Is this something your child should also have? Here are some considerations for parents before jumping on the tuition bandwagon.