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5 ways to build your child’s social skills in the age of social distancing

5 ways to build your child’s social skills in the age of social distancing

There’s no need to fret that your child won’t know how to interact with other people. Here’s a list of things you can do together to develop his social skills.  
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Help your child with homework—based on their learning style

Help your child with homework—based on their learning style

Children learn differently and this new normal may be an opportune time to find out how your child learns best. Is he visual, auditory, kinesthetic? Parents can maximize their child's study habits that fit their learning style.  
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The Value of Music Exposure to your Child's Learning Experience

The Value of Music Exposure to your Child's Learning Experience

Does music help improve your child's math skills? We see what scientists and behavioral experts say and take a closer look at the highly debated music and math connection to see what type of impact music has on math and cognitive processes.  
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6 online sites to complement learning in the new normal

6 online sites to complement learning in the new normal

With distance learning being the norm this new school year, students will need every help they can get online. There is a wealth of online videos out there that feature tutorials, exercises, and infotainment to suit students of every age including kids as young as two. It's a matter of sifting…
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Everyday habits to boost your child’s brain development

Everyday habits to boost your child’s brain development

From reading, to giving them room to play and harness imagination, a lot of routine activities provide opportunities to engage a child’s senses and develop the brain.  
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Menu Planning for the Family

Menu Planning for the Family

In recent months, more and more families have started to dip their toes into the joys and woes of home-cooking! Thinking of doing the same? Read through this article to find out what things to consider when it comes to menu planning for the family.  
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What To Do When My Kids Start To Talk Back

What To Do When My Kids Start To Talk Back

While back talk is a normal part of child development, it's something us parents must approach seriously! This article takes you through the many factors that could trigger such behavior and some tips to effectively address it.  
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