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7 Ways to Turn Your Kid’s Boredom into Productive Activity

7 Ways to Turn Your Kid’s Boredom into Productive Activity

A bored child does not make one a bad parent. In fact, it is an opportunity to flex some serious parenting skills.
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It’s a “New Normal” Summer - What Your Kids can Do

It’s a “New Normal” Summer - What Your Kids can Do

Plan a summer full of physical activities, bonding with family members, and activities that can develop their responsibilities, even when stuck at home!
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When is "Close to Lolo and Lola" Too Close?

When is "Close to Lolo and Lola" Too Close?

Fighting with your parents or in-laws about your child is sadly all too common. Are you tired of all the conflict? Put an end to it, or at least learn how to agree to disagree
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Log Off And Stay In With These Family Fun Board games

Log Off And Stay In With These Family Fun Board games

Bonding activities don’t have to be tedious to set up. Learn the best boardgames for little ones that teach them important skills while they play.
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“Mommy, I have a headache!” Can children have migraines?

“Mommy, I have a headache!” Can children have migraines?

"Migraines have been reported in children as young as 18 months old. But no worries, mom - headaches in your children can be managed through reinforcing a healthier diet, better sleep, and keeping a headache diary!"  
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Netiquette in the New Normal Classroom

Netiquette in the New Normal Classroom

As students across the globe have transitioned to learning and studying from home, it's important that parents teach them proper internet etiquette or 'netiquette'. Here's a practical guide from the Director and Deputy Head of School of the Australian International School, David Esteban!
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Online Learning: Expectation vs. Reality

Online Learning: Expectation vs. Reality

Here’s an Online Learning report card - where we grade the system in its effectivity and how students, teachers, and parents have been faring. And what we see are the ‘rooms for improvement’. As filed by ‘Principal-for-the-day’ Philip Cu Unjieng.
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