Ask the Expert – Overcoming Separation at Preschool
Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare.
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.
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.
Nutritious Food for Kids is Not Expensive!
Many parents make the mistake of thinking that in order to feed their kids healthy food, they need to buy the most expensive or branded items. But it's worth to remember that, Expensive doesn’t mean quality and cheap doesn’t mean bad.
Autism 101: Understanding Types of Delays and What Should You Do
Parents are usually the first ones to think that there is a problem with their child's motor, social, and/or speech and language development. This parental concern should be enough to initiate further evaluation. Prof. Dr. Eric Lim explains.
Why Malaysian Kids Have an Edge When They Grow Up?
In conjunction with Malaysia Day, we should take a moment to appreciate what we have now and consistently work our best to build a better nation. In that spirit, let's take a look at why our kids have an edge by being Malaysian kids.
