Having a growth mindset is an important quality for children to have, as it allows them to be open to challenges and to see failure as an opportunity for learning and growth. Here are 11 ways to help develop a growth mindset in your child
A picture of a child relieving himself at a food court in Tiong Bahru Plaza has netizens divided over whether the caretaker was wrong to let him do it in full view of the public.
A new study finds wearing school uniforms doesn't seem to have any effect on children's behaviour or attendance.
There’s lots going on in the lives of four-year-old boys. Let’s not blame their hormones!
What may seem like innocent child behaviour that may even seem cute at first, could actually turn out to be concerning.
"Rather than attending to the bad behaviours, I’m going to focus on the good behaviours I want to encourage," says Lim Peifen.
What do you do if your child's behaviour is more than you can handle?
Your baby will need time to learn and adjust to the world of rules, but there are things you can do to help him or her become a lot more disciplined from quite early on.
Can you handle the truth?
At three-and-a-half years old, your little one is even more active, friendly, and constantly learning how to communicate and relate to the world. It's truly an exciting time filled with more memorable milestones!
A recent study has found that whenever dads stress themselves out, it can have a negative impact on their sperm, and their future offspring.
In most cases, parents never know whether they're emotionally abusing their child without meaning to.
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