Ask the Expert – Sex Education
Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare
Interview – Odyssey, The Global Preschool
Odyssey, The Global Preschool first opened its doors in Malaysia in 2014, introducing the Reggio Emilia theory in early childhood education. Kiddy123 interviews Odyssey's Programme Specialist, Patrick Terence Lim, to learn more about Reggio Emilia.
TV: Good or Bad for Kids?
Are you concerned about how much time your child spends watching TV or movies? Although some screen time can be educational, it's easy to go overboard and this could affect their development and well-being.
Interview – Little Kidz Garden Nursery
Kiddy123 recently interviewed Little Kidz Garden Nursery; a registered, licensed childcare centre that is run by professionally trained, registered nurses who specialize in Neonatal and Paediatric care as well as qualified Early Childhood Educators.
The Science of Early Learning
Just like a muscle, the brain works on the principle of "use it or lose it."
Brain Dominance
It is common to hear about “right-brained” or “left-brained” individual. This is called “brain dominance,” meaning that an individual has a natural preference for processing information on one side of the brain.
Survey Results: Malaysia ECCE Survey 2014
Kiddy123.com has conducted a survey on Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) in Malaysia. This survey was participated by 328 parents who have children of the appropriate age for early childhood education. This is the full report of the survey.
Ask The Expert – Handling Bullies
kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare.
Interview – Shelter, Home for Children
During kiddy123’s visit to Shelter, Home for Children to hand over the proceeds of the donation drive that we held recently, we took the opportunity to interview Shelter’s General Manager, Mr Cheok Hoong Poh.
Play IQ – Ways to Play with Your Child
Research shows that babies learn best through play. When babies are playing, they are really developing their Play IQ. They learn about the world around them and develop a wide range of important skills.
