5 Ways to Harness Your Child’s Brain Power
Elaine Yeoh
November 26, 2021
The brain can be likened to a well-coordinated orchestra, performing different functions, all in perfect timing. So how can we
Elementary Development
Conversation Prompts To Get the Kids Talking
Elaine Yeoh
November 22, 2021
“Hi sweetheart! How was your day?” “Good.” End of conversation. Meaningful communication is key to any successful relationship, while also
Meltdowns, Managed: The Mindful Way
Editorial
August 5, 2021
Imagine a world without temper tantrums or messy meltdowns. A parent’s dream? Perhaps – but also one that (sadly) isn’t
The puberty puzzle: How a mother helped her son through puberty
Uma
July 26, 2021
Puberty may hit your child earlier than you think, When it does, be more prepared than me!
Learning beyond the classroom: How co-curricular activities build character
Kimberly Lee
July 9, 2021
Students today have learned to step outside of their physical classrooms and into the world of online learning. But what
12 Sensory Play Ideas for a Lockdown Lift
Kimberly Lee
June 3, 2021
Worried about what to do with your kids during this lockdown period? Try sensory play: fun activities that engage all five
It Starts with Reading Aloud
Li-Hsian
February 3, 2021
I read The Read-Aloud Handbook (Seventh Edition) by Jim Trelease, in preparation for a children’s picture book reading we are planning
How to talk to kids about: Bullying
Kimberly Lee
November 27, 2019
Recently, K-pop fans were rocked by the tragic news of the death of Sulli, a former member of the South
I Have Kids Who Talk Back
Tze Yeng
June 11, 2018
The kids in our family ‘talk back’ by our ‘Asian standards’. Scene 1: Mom is desperate to convince the reluctant
How to support your own musically-inclined Mouseketeer
Editorial
January 18, 2018
If you have ever watched the Mickey Mouse Club, you would know that a Mouseketeer is a seriously talented child.
My Story: What we decided for our high ability child
Editorial
January 9, 2018
Most parents, at one time or another, think “Wow, my kid is amazing!” But we’re not experts, so we don’t