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Discover the Spark in Your Child »When was the last time you played with your child? If you’re struggling to answer, you may be missing out on an important aspect of parenting. Don’t underestimate the power of play, especially playing together as a family.
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The Role of a Mother »What is a mother’s primary job? It’s not just cooking dinner, changing diapers or helping a preschooler glue colored macaroni on a coffee can as a Father’s Day gift.
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Be Your Child’s Best Study Coach »There are ways to stay on top of schoolwork without losing your sanity or hurting your relationship with your child.
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When The Going Gets Tough: How To Motivate Your Child »With so much homework and the long school hours, it’s not hard to understand why kids drag their feet to school, much less show enthusiasm in it. How do parents motivate their children to stay on course and enjoy school again?
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FamilyMatters! »FamilyMatters! offers wider choices and better access to family education at different life stages.
Parents, Don’t Forget to Have Fun! »
“When I met my cousin’s 2-year-old son last week, I had a blast playing with him, kicking ball and exploring plants and stones in a mini garden. When it was time for him to leave, he wanted to take me home! This brought back fond memories of play-time with my kids when they were little.”
Parent Journal
Reflections of a 2-year-old »
Our parent blogger Mark Lim shares an insightful story about his 2-year-old’s inner world.
Teen Journal
A Peek into My Mum’s World »
17-year-old Krish sits down with his mum and talks about outrageously truthful and heartfelt matters.
Keeping It Real
Creating Family Traditions »
Find out how these families maintain their own special family traditions.
Parenting Snippets
5 Ways to De-stress from School work »
School work just keeps piling up, especially closer to the mid-year exams. Find out how other parents help their children unwind and keep their spirits up.
Relax & Recharge
Parents Can Have Fun, Too! »
Your child spends his weekends learning interesting stuff like pottery making and haute cuisine, and there is no reason why you can’t join in.
The Expert Says
“My 10-year-old says that he is bullied by his teacher.” »
My 10-year-old son told me his teacher is picking on him. Should I ignore him or talk to his teacher about this?
Quick and Easy Meals
Dough of Love »
Sticky fingers, a messy kitchen and a lot of giggles — the perfect formula for an afternoon with a toddler in the kitchen.
No-Bake Energy Bites »
Indulge in these easy-to-make bites which are packed with flavour and wholesome goodness!