Parenting

When we look at a primary school child, we often see their size, their energy, their noise, their innocence. But inside their small bodies is a whole world of thoughts, hopes, fears, and unspoken wishes, a world they rarely know how to express.

When your child does something that feels off, whether it’s a messy choice, a clumsy mistake, or a confusing reaction, it’s easy to respond with, “Why like that?” or “Cannot, wrong already.”

Rest days can be more than just downtime. They can also shape values, build empathy, and open young hearts to service. In Singapore, there are wonderful opportunities where kids and teens can volunteer meaningfully, helping their communities while learning something deeper about life. 1. Join Cleanup Events with Trash Hero Singapore Trash Hero Singapore is a movement that organises regular beach, park, and street cleanups. By joining these events, children and teens can lite

Bullying in schools rarely begins with loud confrontations. More often, it starts quietly, with silent acceptance by those who notice but choose not to act. The danger lies not only in the words or actions of the bully but also in the permission granted through silence. Parents need to ask—could my child be enduring this in silence?

Raising a child in Singapore is one of the most rewarding journeys a parent can take — but it also comes with financial responsibilities that stretch over two decades. From diapers to university, every stage of a child’s life brings new needs and new expenses.

Becoming a parent is one of life’s greatest joys, but in Singapore, it also comes with financial considerations. From prenatal check-ups...

First-Time Parents’ Guide: 50-Items Checklist for Welcoming Your Baby

Modern life feels like a never-ending balancing act. Between work deadlines, family responsibilities, spending time with your spouse,...

We want to give our children the best. A good education. A safe home. Opportunities we never had. And sometimes, in trying to give them...

In the rush of daily life, work, errands, endless notifications, it’s easy to overlook the quiet presence waiting by the door or curled...

As parents, it’s natural to want the best for your child. You may hope they become successful, secure, and respected, perhaps even follow...

Living overseas while your child is back home with a grandparent or domestic helper is never an easy choice. You're doing what you can...

Teaching your little one the ABCs or times tables might seem basic to you, but for them, it’s brand new. And how you respond  during...

Sibling dynamics can be messy, but when teasing becomes harmful, verbally, physically, or emotionally, it’s time to step in with...

It’s a moment many parents dread, your child talks back, rolls their eyes, or says something downright rude. It might hit you harder when...

It’s not unusual for children, especially preteens and teens to become fascinated by intense or darker topics like crime, serial killers,...

Whether it’s a quick drive to the store or a full-day family outing, these moments are perfect opportunities to connect with your kids....

As a parent, one of your greatest concerns is the influence of others on your child, especially when it seems like they’re being pulled...

Parenting is not just about setting rules and expectations, it's about building a deep, understanding relationship with your child. One...

Parents usually mean well, but sometimes, in the name of love or “what’s best,” they cross lines that deeply affect a child’s confidence,...