The Asian Parent

Well, here’s the good news – the Singapore Science Festival (SSF) 2020 is here to make science a walk in the park for you and your children!

Let’s take a look at what works during this extraordinary time, what you need to be careful of, and how you can manage your child’s screen time after this period ends.

Even as we emerge from the Circuit Breaker period, families are still encouraged to stay at home as much as possible. While parents are relying more on television, tablets and smartphones to keep their children entertained, this increase in screen time is not necessarily a bad thing when appropriate precautions are in place. To help parents ensure safe, yet fun and educational screen time for their kids, Samsung Kids is here to save the day.

28th of May is the International Day of Action for Women’s Health—a great reminder for women to take charge of their health, even in the time of the new normal.

Nutrition is of paramount importance when it comes to your child’s development. And for your baby’s brain development, among the many nutrients you need to make sure your child gets, there is one that you should know more about—Sphingomyelin!