Have we ever asked ourselves : how much do I understand my children’s learning style?
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I’d like to share with you this story, taken from a talk given by Sir Ken Robinson at TED, titled ‘Do …
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Parenting : How Much do We Understand our Children’s Learning Style?
We are Raising Adults, Not Kids
Someone once said,
We probably should not say that we are raising kids. We should say that we are raising ‘adults’.
Because with that mindset, we teach little ones to be adults one day, and not keeping …
Parenting: ‘My Friend’s Friend Tried Raping a Girl on GTA’
What if one day, your child came home from school and told you:
‘Mom, my friend’s friend ever tried raping a girl on GTA!’
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I had that encounter recently, and I tried to keep cool about it.
(read: …
Bamboo Bridge at Bagan Fajar, Tangerang : Encouraging Explorations of New Places
This is us, walking down a super long (and old) bamboo bridge at Desa Muara, Tangerang, West Java.
It’s called ‘Bagan Fajar’, and the bridge is usually used by fishermen to go further towards the sea …
Why Grand Theft Auto (GTA) Should NOT be Played, Especially by Children
Let’s ask ourselves these three questions:
1. Do my children play video games, or any kind of games online, and freely access the internet?
2. Do I know the kind of games they play (on their own …
What Kind of a ‘Break’ Do Our Children Get?
Came across an interesting quote the other day:
“One thing I know for sure about raising children is that every single day a kid needs discipline…. But also every single day a kid needs a break.”
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Why ‘Jurassic World’ the Movie is Not (Yet) for Our Kids
We’ve spotted many dinosaurs this school holiday!
Not just in Singapore, but also in Jakarta.
Well, I guess, the ‘dino’ theme naturally coincides with the release of ‘Jurassic World’ the movie?
Now.
About ‘Jurassic World’ the movie, here’s one …
Showing our THANK YOU to Daddy!
I don’t know how things are in your family, but in our house, between Mommy and Daddy, the kids (unanimously) think Daddy is the most fun!
Daddy plays harder.
He tells better stories.
(because he doesn’t need a …
