MCO 2.0 | Preschool Reopening Guide for the New Normal
Preschools are open during MCO 2.0. Here's what you need to know.
FREE Printable Worksheets for Kids | Bundle #1
Help your child learn numbers, alphabets, colours, shapes and other early concepts with these worksheets. *BONUS: Printable rewards chart.
Our Top Picks for Best Distance Learning Tools
We have grouped a selection of online tools that can make remote learning work.
The Essential Parent Guide to Early Childhood Education Approaches
Learn about the different early childhood education methods and decide which one is the right fit for your child.
10 Points To Ponder When Choosing A Preschool
Preschools are generally meant to prep children up for school. Other than getting a child used to a school environment, another aim of preschools is to help create the love and passion for learning. Here's what you need to know before enrolling.
Virtual Learning During This CMCO: How It’s Different Now and Its Effects on Young Kids
Read about how virtual learning has evolved throughout the pandemic, and its impact on young students in Malaysia.
Help Your Baby Learn To Talk
The first three years of your baby’s life is the most crucial period to learn to talk. Whether he can develop his language skills early or later, it really has to depend on the both your “baby talk” skills and your baby’s learning abilities.
How Babies Benefit From Sensory Experiences
Babies love to explore; eager to be a part of the world. Between the ages of 0-3, their brain is developing at an exponential rate as they learn to receive and respond to sensory stimuli.
Local Animations and TV Shows for Muslim Kids
Highlighting the modern parent's needs in casual religious upbringing and children’s purposed watching, Kiddy123 brings you the Islamic child-animations and TV shows list that nurture your child in their religious path and needs.
How VARK Learning Styles Could Be Your Children’s Best Companion
Based on Visual, Auditory, Read / Write, and/or Kinesthetic / Tactile (VARK) learning styles, the model suggested that children have the tendency that they display towards visual, auditory, reading/writing, and/or kinesthetic input.
