Toddler
Published May 30, 2010 GMT +8
Picky Eaters
Your toddler pushes the bowl of porridge with barely traceable sightings of broccoli in it. He eyes the bowl of purple jelly on the kitchen counter instead. This has been happening religiously over the last few months and you are exasperated. Why is he such a picky eater?
Published May 22, 2010 GMT +8
Why can’t my child walk on her own?
At what age should kids start walking on their own? What can we do to help the process? View the responses from our parents.
Published May 16, 2010 GMT +8
Help! My Kid Has Diarrhoea!
What to do when medicine is not curing your kid’s diarrhoea problems? Check out this article for things you can look out for.
Published April 28, 2010 GMT +8
Safety Saves
Every year, there are over 10,000 traffic accidents in Singapore, and over 60 of these accidents lead to pedestrian fatalities.
Published April 20, 2010 GMT +8
Importance of good oral health
Parents! Your child’s oral health is a reflection of your own. If you want your children to have healthy teeth, make sure that your own are too.
Published April 14, 2010 GMT +8
A is for Abacus
It has been ranked as the second most important tool of all time by Forbes.com. It turns a boring math drill into a lively, hands-on activity. It’s inexpensive, portable and doesn’t have any removable – or losable – small parts…
Published April 10, 2010 GMT +8
Raising Kind Kids
Our children are the reflection of us. Or so they say. If we are to believe that, then setting a good example is crucial. Where and how do you show your children that kindness goes a long way?
Published April 9, 2010 GMT +8
Children’s Sports: Valuable Lessons
Generation Y is all about PS2, Xbox, Nintendo and a host of other sophisticated computer games that simulate reality. The addictive appeal of these games, the internet, and other hobbies that are sedentary in nature, deprives the children of the benefits of a sports activity.
Published April 7, 2010 GMT +8
Stuck In The Middle
“I’m a typical middle child. I’m the mediator. The one that makes everything OK, puts their own needs aside to make sure everybody’s happy,” rationalises American actress Jennifer Jason Leigh. However, does the middle child always think this way?
Published March 30, 2010 GMT +8
Helping a Child with Cancer
A child who has cancer must deal with not just physical issues, but a whirlwind of emotions such as fear, pain, and sometimes even anger. If you know a child who has cancer, you can help the child by:
