How to talk to kids about: Race
Uma
June 9, 2020
Recognise biases, expand your child’s worlds, and educate yourself.
Features
How mumpreneurs are surviving the MCO
Diana Annuar
May 29, 2020
No one could have predicted the impact of the Covid-19 virus. It has not only affected our health but completely changed
When You Are Not Safe At Home During Covid-19
Najmin Tajudin
May 12, 2020
When Sue* was beaten and strangled by her abusive husband during the government’s Movement Control Order (MCO), the thought of
My Story: Being a father to an autistic child
Desiree Kaur
April 13, 2020
“Never a day goes by that I don’t try, Seldom a moment comes by for me to cry Neither
Working from Home: 5 Productivity Hacks for the Pent-Up Parent
Kimberly Lee
March 26, 2020
“Stay at home!” was the firm warning recently issued to all Malaysians, who are now trying to grapple with
The Importance of Inclusive Education, and Why It Should Matter to You
Li-Hsian
March 21, 2020
Today is World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD). It has been observed on 21 March by the United Nations since 2012, as a means
My Story: How I bond with my son with autism
Desiree Kaur
January 16, 2020
“We need to enter their world and show them the way out,” said Raun K Kaufman, the first to benefit
My Story: A Cancer Caregiver’s Perspective
Desiree Kaur
December 11, 2019
My love story was a whirlwind romance; my husband and I met and married within a year. Ups and downs
Born without a womb: What You Need To Know About MRKH in Malaysia
Nadia Nizamudin
October 17, 2019
By 17, most girls would have started menstruating. If you have never had your period by this age and you
In Session with Hannah Yeoh
Kimberly Lee
July 26, 2019
It’s 4.00pm on a rainy Wednesday afternoon, and the Malaysian Parliament is in session. As I’m ushered into a meeting
Lisa Surihani and Motherhood: “I felt so objectified as a person”
Laych Koh
July 9, 2019
The first three months of pregnancy are usually a secret and tranquil joy for mothers, but Lisa Surihani enjoyed no such privacy. When
Mums of the world: The traditional Indian baby bath and massage
TK Letchumy
June 21, 2019
In Indian homes, a baby’s arrival is met with very unique, traditional rituals. These rituals have been practised and passed
Danielle Graham: ‘Who wants their family to break up?’
Editorial
April 19, 2019
Having led a fast-paced life of a glamorous model who graced many a fashion cover, Danielle Peita Graham first comes
Khairy and Nori: Seeing the world through our son’s eyes
Editorial
April 2, 2019
Any parent knows plane rides can be a source of anxiety when travelling with children, let alone a dreaded delayed
Mimpikita’s Nurul Zulkifli on Motherhood: It was anything but dreamy
Editorial
March 21, 2019
The first night her newborn twins were home, Mimpikita’s Nurul Zulkifli thought her dreams were over. Facing breastfeeding difficulties and
What’s It Like Having Down’s Syndrome?
Liyana Taff
March 21, 2019
Aisha Jamaluddin Aziz is a 15-year-old teen who likes listening to Avril Lavigne and plans to be an inclusive teacher
My Story: The Unexpected Upside of Down’s Syndrome
Li-Hsian
March 21, 2019
When you are expecting a baby, you experience excitement, anticipation, a very special kind of happiness. Yet, at the back
Rails Girls Kuala Lumpur: Opening the world of coding to girls
Liyana Taff
February 11, 2019
We need more girls. Over the past 15 years, the global community has invested a lot of effort in engaging
My Story: I Have Stage 4 Cancer – Here’s What I Need You To Know
Editorial
February 4, 2019
I am a mother of four, and I have Stage 4 cancer. It is incurable. But no matter what many
Motherhood, Marie Kondo and Me: I was a Messed-up Mum
Laych Koh
January 31, 2019
It took me about three years, but I found the little peace I’d been looking for. As corny as it