ABA Therapy for Autism
ABA Therapy has become a hot topic in the autism community. In this special guide, we discuss everything you to need to know.
Music Therapy or Music Lessons—What’s the Difference?
Music therapy is not the same as music lessons. Its primary goal is non-musical.
If Your Child Has a Sensory Disability, Here Are Accommodations He Might Need
Does your child have hearing or vision impairments? Read about some things you can do to help ease his learning.
Does Your Child Have Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)?
Is your child clumsy or extremely bothered by loud noises? If yes, he could have Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). Find out more about the symptoms.
8 Ways Yoga Helps Kids with Special Needs
Yoga can help all kids build strength, confidence, and self-control.
Could Your Child Have Bipolar Disorder? Here Are 6 Red Flags
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness characterised by extreme mood swings. Learn more about the symptoms.
Hostile, Defiant and Explosive—Could Your Child Have Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)?
ODD is a behaviour disorder with symptoms that usually start to show in preschool aged kids. Symptoms include frequent irritability, argumentativeness and spitefulness.
7 Movies That Teach Kids About Diversity and Inclusion
Family films that touch on the importance of differences, acceptance and disability. Get your popcorn ready.
How to Teach Kids to Embrace Peers with Special Needs
How do you encourage your child to support and include kids with disabilities?
More Than Birds and Bees: Sexual Health & Safety Starts at Home
Asian parents often shy away from discussing sex education with their children because they think it means talking about intercourse. However, sex education encompasses much more and it is something that should begin early in childhood at home.
