Your Lil Chef and the Kitchen
When kids are allowed to explore in the kitchen they learn and practice basic math concepts, reading, following instructions, and building language skills. These skills will aid in building their self-esteem and sense of competency and independence.
8 Top Educational Apps for Kids Under 10
The age of technology has brought on an onslaught of learning through sounds and images through phone and tablet apps. Have a look at the top apps your preschooler can gain basic knowledge from.
Raising Children Who Love Learning
Learning is a word children cringe from today because of the boringness of it all. Pump some live and fun into learning and see how your kids love learning.
Why Preschool Education is Important For Your Child?
Preschools are the right places for children to develop in academic, social and emotional ways – all the pre requisites of entering the Primary School years.
Teach Your Kids About Sex
The thought of talking about sex to your kids can be horrifying to most parents. According to many experts, avoiding the sex talk with your kids can be one of the biggest mistakes a parent can make.
The ultimate back to school guide for Malaysian parents
Uniforms, check. School supplies, check. What else should you prepare for? Read our article to find out more.
Creating a Literate Home
To create the love for reading in your children, follow these simple tips. Remember, it is always great to have a good role model too.
4 Tips to Improve Your Child’s Attention Span and Focus
Most kids today suffer from the lack of focus simply because there are too many distractions around. Fortunately, you can help your child set this right with a few simple steps.
Creating learning opportunities at home
Young children are natural mathematicians and scientists because of their desire to explore, experiment and their natural curiosity. Here are things you can do with your pre-schooler at home to increase his learning experience.
My Six-year old: Public School OR International School?
The education system in this country has taken so many twists and turns that parents are seriously re-thinking the options -- do we continue to trust the Education Ministry or do we now turn to the private educators?
