
makchic Recommends: Children’s Books We Love
Earlier this month, we recommended a list of children’s bookstores for your family’s book-picking and browsing pleasure. Today, Team makchic shares

Earlier this month, we recommended a list of children’s bookstores for your family’s book-picking and browsing pleasure. Today, Team makchic shares

Like many parents, I was anxious at the start of the pandemic about how my children’s learning would be negatively

A parent’s nightmare – a week-long school holiday with no travel plans (my 10-year-old, Lucas, had yet to complete his

Kids fight. Period. Having a fall out is a normal part of friendship, be it with their siblings, classmates, or

21st March was World Down’s Syndrome Day (WDSD). It has been observed by the United Nations since 2012, as a means of raising

We went into the wilderness just for you mamas, and checked out the exciting events at Sunway Putra Mall’s Nature

With the inevitable rise of screen consumption (thanks, Covid!), and the development of increasingly innovative tablets and apps to meet

School’s out soon (again)! Wondering (or panicking?) about how you’re going to keep the kiddos entertained and busy over the

Science (and STEM) is not a boy’s game, it’s not a girl’s game. It’s everyone’s game.’ – Nichelle Nichols Society has

Many years ago, Simon Brooks received his greatest lesson as a teacher during a class when students were learning ‘Hamlet’.

We live in a pivotal age of innovation, advancement and technology. Skills deemed as crucial in the past are now often

The brain can be likened to a well-coordinated orchestra, performing different functions, all in perfect timing. So how can we

“Hi sweetheart! How was your day?” “Good.” End of conversation. Meaningful communication is key to any successful relationship, while also

8th November 2021 heralded the return of many of our nation’s children to school – a move met with a

[Disclaimer: This piece was written before the recent announcement about the Klang Valley and Melaka moving into Phase 3 of the National

Imagine a world without temper tantrums or messy meltdowns. A parent’s dream? Perhaps – but also one that (sadly) isn’t

Puberty may hit your child earlier than you think, When it does, be more prepared than me!

Students today have learned to step outside of their physical classrooms and into the world of online learning. But what

Worried about what to do with your kids during this lockdown period? Try sensory play: fun activities that engage all five

I read The Read-Aloud Handbook (Seventh Edition) by Jim Trelease, in preparation for a children’s picture book reading we are planning
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