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Educational Insights To Support Your Child's Development
Cooking Up Fun & Much More With Your Kids
Here are 5 important things that we teach and encourage during our cooking classes in GUG, and we hope you can do likewise with your children at home.
An Important Handful of Fun
When people think of sensory play, they picture sandboxes and water tables, or children playing with clay and playdough. But sensory isn’t all about touch, it is also about the other four senses.
Stop Teaching Your Preschooler To Just Read
By teaching your preschooler to “just read”, how ready will they actually be for the high expectations of Singapore’s education system?
Helping Kids Find Their Hero Within
The truth is that our children need gentle nudges from time to time to step out of their comfort zone and discover their inner strength and hero within. Let’s help them find their few seconds of courage so and bravery.
How To Nurture A Growth Mindset in Your Child
Research shows that developing the right mindset at an early age is essential for a happy and successful life. Nurturing a growth mindset in children is about teaching them to believe that even if they encounter setbacks, they can still succeed.
Superfoods To Boost Your Child's Immunity
Nothing pains a parent more than their young child falling ill, especially during these times. We have tips on superfoods that can help build up your child’s immunity so that they can grow stronger and more resilient. Click on the link to find out more!
Don’t Snooze On The Importance Of Sleep
Getting enough quality sleep at the right times can help protect a child’s mental health, physical health, quality of life and safety.
Don't Lose Your Toddler To Technology
Screen time for preschoolers is a big question in the modern parenting world. We have tips on how to keep technology a friend and not foe.
From Preschool to Primary School
The transition from preschool to primary school is a big change – not just for children but for parents too. Changes are an integral part of a lifelong learning process and moving up to primary schooling is just the beginning.