family life & travels
The teenage years can be an emotional rollercoaster for parents and teens alike. As children grow into young adults, hormonal changes coupled with a desire for more independence can often lead to increased conflict and emotional outbursts known as tantrums. While tantrums are a normal part of the teenage experience, they can strain the parent-child
If you have a child with special needs, you’ll want to create a positive home environment for them to thrive and live their best life, but the idea of trying to do this can be daunting – there are just so many elements that have to come together to make it happen. Don’t worry, though;
As a parent in Australia, you will want to make the best decisions for your child at all times, while one of the most important things that you will have to make arrangements for during their early years is a type of childcare facility. Indeed, selecting the right type of local childcare facility for your
In a world that often strives for conformity, celebrating neurodiversity is a revolutionary act of love and acceptance. Neurodiversity encompasses the infinite variations in brain function and behaviour among individuals, including conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and others. Rather than viewing these differences as deficits to be corrected, embracing neurodiversity means recognising them as
Raising children with healthy self-esteem is key for their development and success later in life. As their parent, you play an integral role in nurturing their confidence and sense of self-worth. With consistent encouragement, meaningful praise and leading by example, you can equip them with the tools they need to believe in themselves. Focus on
Being a stay at home parent is no easy ride. I think whether you work to provide for your children, or stay at home to care for them, both have their advantages and disadvantages. It’s a personal choice. However, many stay at home mum’s would love the opportunity to contribute to the household income in
I can’t quite believe that we are here in November, but I am so ready for all things festive! I have booked in a couple of fun things for the kids, such as a visit to Father Christmas and a Panto (oh yes we have…), so am looking forward to the build up and just
If you are an expat parent of a teenager in Singapore, chances are, you have thought about which educational program is ideal for your child. Although high school programs in the mainstream school system will seem like the more popular option, it is actually the programs of International Baccalaureate Singapore-based expat families are looking at
Holding your bundle of joy is the best feeling, but life changes from this moment. You may expect big and small challenges ahead as a new parent. Things are even more daunting for a first-timer. Newborns are vulnerable to infections and diseases, and dealing with them is not easy. But getting help sooner than later
