Parenting

Parenting is one of the most fulfilling—and challenging—journeys in life. No manual can fully prepare you for it. Every child is different, every stage comes with new lessons, and no parent gets it perfect all the time. But what makes someone a good parent isn’t perfection. It’s the willingness to grow, listen, and love your […]

Let’s be honest — patience is one of those things every parent wishes came naturally. But when your toddler is throwing a full-blown tantrum in the supermarket, or your teenager rolls their eyes for the hundredth time in a day, patience can feel like the rarest virtue on earth. We all start with good intentions.

Raising a child is one of the most rewarding journeys in life — but also one of the most challenging. There’s no perfect guidebook to parenting, and every child is unique, with their own personality, pace, and dreams. Yet, there are timeless principles and everyday habits that can help shape children into kind, resilient, and

Let’s be honest—gadgets are now part of our children’s world. From online learning and games to YouTube videos and social media, screens surround them almost every waking hour. For parents, it’s no longer a question of whether children should use gadgets, but how they should use them wisely. If you’ve ever struggled to take the

Parenting has always been challenging, but raising children in Singapore today comes with a unique set of hurdles shaped by the digital age. Smartphones, tablets, social media, and AI-driven apps are deeply integrated into our children’s lives, transforming how they learn, socialize, and spend their free time. While technology brings educational opportunities, it also poses

Few things can test a parent’s patience like a full-blown tantrum. The tears, the stomping feet, the yelling, sometimes even lying on the floor — it can feel overwhelming, embarrassing (especially in public), and downright exhausting. Yet tantrums are a normal part of child development. They are not a reflection of poor parenting or a

Sports are more than just games played on a field, court, or track. For children, they are stepping stones toward building confidence, developing healthy habits, and learning life skills that go beyond physical activity. As parents, encouraging your child to participate in sports can shape their growth in remarkable ways—mentally, emotionally, and socially. In this

Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging roles we can take on in life. There’s no instruction manual handed to us at birth, and every child brings their own unique personality, needs, and challenges. In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, parents face additional pressures: balancing work and family, navigating digital landscapes, and ensuring children

The world your children are growing up in today is more connected, diverse, and complex than ever before. Different cultures, languages, beliefs, and identities intersect in schools, communities, and even in the online spaces they frequent. As parents or caregivers, one of the most impactful things we can do is raise kids who are inclusive—children

Children need more than food, clothing, and shelter to thrive. They need a sense of security—a space where they feel protected, valued, and free to express themselves. In a world that can feel overwhelming, creating safe spaces for children is not just a luxury; it’s a necessity for their emotional, social, and cognitive development. What