Neurons Connect has brought the Jelic play-to-learn programme to Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Developed by educationists and experts from related disciplines, it uses games to help the child develop.
Focus on the Family Malaysia is organising two events in March to help dads bond with their daughters and sons.
At a Trend Micro briefing today, Trend Micro said that because kids today are exposed to technology from a tender age, there is a need for parents to be extra vigilant.
Learning through playing is the best way to help your child develop his mind & body. It's also to keep them out of boredom.
With all the celebrating, merry-making and ang pow packets, it is quite easy for kids to forget that Chinese New Year is a time for family and traditions.
Can a mum have some alone time away from the family? CPL attempts to have her 'me' holiday away from the kids. Find out if she succeeds.
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I feel like, in a lot of ways, children come into the world to teach us.
A competitive parent's struggle to stop the comparison game.
Martian Child is about the relationship between a difficult adopted child and an unprepared parent. Watchable but not great.
This book is written by educator and literacy expert, Pam Allyn, whose mission is to get kids to communicate with the world through words. She starts off with academia, telling readers why it is important that kids write.