How to Parent Introverts in an Extroverted School System
byIf your child prefers one-on-one chats, thinks deeply before answering, needs time alone after a busy day, or just doesn’t like to be the…
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Not Just a Plushie: How Kids May Use Toys to Rebel
byTo adults, a child’s insistence on carrying a tattered blanket everywhere or refusing to part with a beloved bottle might look trivial. To the…
How to Teach Your Kids to Ride a Bike
byRiding a bicycle is every child’s rite of passage. Not only is it fun, but it’s also a wonderful way for them to get…
From Italian Brainrot to Talking Cats: The Rise of A.I. Slop Content
byIt starts innocently enough: a dancing cappuccino, a podcast featuring talking cats, a baby trapped in space. To an adult, it’s obviously something made…
Childhood Development: 13 to 18 Years Old
byThe teenage years between 13 to 18 years old marks the awkward transition period between childhood and adulthood. Your children are in their chrysalis…
Childhood Development: 4 to 5 Years Old
byBy the time your toddler is between 4 and 5 years old, you’re already sending them off to kindergarten. From here on out they…
The Psychology of “Mum Voice” (And Why Kids Listen Differently)
byIf you’ve ever caught yourself saying, “Don’t make me use my mum voice!”, you’re not alone. Every parent knows that certain tone. It’s firmer,…
Under One Roof: The Reality of Multigenerational Homes
byAcross the world, more families are embracing multigenerational living. This often involves living with grandparents and even with uncles, aunts and cousins. While the…
Do Toys Have Gender: Breaking the Stereotypes
byWalk into almost any toy store and you’ll still see it: the unmistakable divide. One side glows with pink boxes, sparkly dolls, and miniature…
Kid-Proofing in High-Rise Apartments—What Parents Might Miss
byStep into almost any Singaporean apartment and you will notice something immediately. An open balcony overlooking the island’s skyline as it stretches across the…
