Baby and Toddler Swimming Classes in the Klang Valley
Seah Lu Sean
July 29, 2025
[This article was first published on 26th July 2022 and has been updated by Hemala Devaraj as at 29th July
Toddler Development
Top Kid-Friendly Shows For More Positive Screen Time
Elaine Yeoh
February 21, 2025
Discover a range of engaging and educational shows for your kids on Netflix, YouTube and more.
8 Ways Your Kid Might Be Smart: Understanding Multiple Intelligences
Elaine Yeoh
June 12, 2023
Gone are the days of equating intelligence solely on the basis of IQ tests and an unbroken string of As
7 Powerful Life Lessons Your Child Should Learn At School
Elaine Yeoh
May 19, 2023
School isn’t just about textbooks, tests, and academics! It’s also about the valuable life lessons that come with the learning
Ask The Expert with Garden International School: Raising Resilient Kids
Elaine Yeoh
May 15, 2023
Life can be tough – and it’s no different for our kids! From dealing with school pressure, to navigating friendships,
Kids and Their Questions: Why It’s Not A Bad Thing
Elaine Yeoh
April 18, 2023
I don’t know! Please just be quiet for a second!” If you’ve ever found yourself on the verge of exploding
10 Sensory Play Ideas with Items around the House
Editorial
February 23, 2023
During the dark days of Covid lockdown, we had to stay home with our unvaccinated toddler. Worried about her development
Ask The Expert: Respectful Parenting with Raised with Wonder
Elaine Yeoh
October 6, 2022
‘I’m starting to sound just like my mother!’ Anyone hearing snippets of your own mother’s voice when relating to your
Let’s Get Lit! Why Children Need Stories
Elaine Yeoh
August 22, 2022
You pick your kids up from school, they get buckled in the car – and the storytelling begins (with no
Building Blocks of Creative Play with LEGO DUPLO
Elaine Yeoh
August 8, 2022
Any mama grew up with LEGO blocks and now starting their kids on their first sets? Amidst the many innovative
What to Do: When Kids Fight With Their Friends
Elaine Yeoh
April 13, 2022
Kids fight. Period. Having a fall out is a normal part of friendship, be it with their siblings, classmates, or
12 Best Educational Apps for Young Learners for Safer Screen Time
Elaine Yeoh
February 26, 2022
With the inevitable rise of screen consumption (thanks, Covid!), and the development of increasingly innovative tablets and apps to meet
The 3 parenting roles you don’t have to play
Editorial
November 3, 2021
Parents juggle multiple roles and responsibilities daily (sometimes hourly!). We are not just mamas – we are line-cooks, teachers, administrators,
Sibling Rivalry: Positive Ways to Keep the Peace at Home
Elaine Yeoh
July 15, 2021
Lockdown mode equals lots of fun family time, right? Not so. For many of us, war is breaking out between
Online Classes for Kids
Farah Bashir
June 30, 2020
Since the Movement Control Order was put in place, educational centres are now offering children online classes to continue learning
ChubbyFingersPlay makes safe crayons for kids
TK Letchumy
July 26, 2018
If we recall our childhood, most of us must remember having crayons somewhere in the house. They may have been
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
7 Weird Toddler Habits That Are Completely Normal
Stephanie Boey
March 17, 2018
From vigorous head shaking and nose picking to stripping naked in public and having imaginary friends, these toddler traits are common and perfectly normal.
Teach Your Child to Appreciate Art – at Any Age
Editorial
July 19, 2017
Ever wanted to teach your toddler how to appreciate art or take her to an art gallery, but didn’t know
Let It Go: Overcoming Constipation in Toddlers
Makchic
October 15, 2015
With the help of paediatrician Dr. Lim Kia Suan from Joycare Pediatrics, find out how to recognise constipation in your toddler, why it might be happening, and what you can do about it.