Scary Tales that Our Mums Used to Tell Us: Opportunities for Teaching Our Little One Good Manners
Those scary tales that our mums used to tell us can make wonderful starting points for teaching our child good manners and behaviour.
Results of the Malaysia Early Childhood Care & Education Survey 2015
Kiddy123.com’s recent survey saw a greater emphasis by mums and dads on character building and teaching of moral values rather than on the traditional 3Rs.
Special Needs Children | Resources in Malaysia
There is increasing hope for our children with special needs as more facilities and resources become available in Malaysia.
Disney Junior – October TV Highlights
In conjunction with the month of Halloween, let's dress up your kids with their favourite Halloween costumes and join us at The Biggest Halloween Party on Disney Junior!
Child Marriage: A Sheer Cover For Paedophilia
According to the United Nations' reports, nearly 16,000 girls in Malaysia below the age of 15 in 2010 were already in a marriage.
Disney XD – October ’15 TV Highlights
The month of October welcomes you with all things Star Wars! Catch the premiere of Star Wars Rebels Season 2 on October 3 and feel the force in two episodes of the good ol' Star Wars movies showing on 24 and 31 October.
Disney Channel: October 2015 TV Highlights
October is a spook-tastic month on Disney Channel!
Stepping Stones Living Centre
Stepping Stones Living Center is a home where basic facilities are provided to the underpriviledged children, distressed widow/single mothers, homeless adults and abandoned old folks.
Types of Preschool Programs in Malaysia – Part 1
The debate as to which teaching method is better has gone on for a long time -- not only in Malaysia, but in almost every country where children are given the opportunity to receive education.
PISA: What Malaysian Parents Should Know
You thought that a survey on the world’s 15-year olds had nothing to do with you or your little one. Think again, because the data available in PISA’s study may help you to help your child succeed in school and in his/her further education.
