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With over 1.2 billion speakers, Chinese is the most widely spoken language in the world. There are four fundamental tones and one neutral tone in Mandarin, making learning it challenging. Even words that have the same Hanyu Pinyin spelling might have a different meaning depending on the pitch...

Panel speakers, Charmaine and Jane from AECES, will address issues that parents face when reading with young children. They will share their personal experiences with young children and answer pertinent questions with regard to home literacy practices. With the belief that children are made...

Hi fellow Mums, We’re a group of final year students from NTU conducting a campaign to help parents manage their children’s digital device usage. We are looking for parents of children aged 7-12 years old to help us complete a survey to provide insights for our campaign. The survey will take...

Dear wonderful parents in Singapore, I am a Dutch student doing a thesis on safe children play areas in Singapore. Kids play corners allow businesses and parents to focus on the products and the services of a company and children are able to play in a safe environment inside store. I would...

Dear Parents, Invitation to participate in a cross-cultural study (London and Singapore) on the perceptions and experiences of mainstream secondary dyslexic pupils and their parents I am a doctoral student on the Doctorate in Educational Psychology course at the University College London...

The Pose Workshop for Parent and Child Communicating Parental Love through Physical Interaction. This quality physical interaction is an important factor in assessing parenting, and includes touching and non-touching or non-verbal interaction/behavior that represents love. Parents who show...

This is a guest post by Mr Alex Devadass, a Former Vice-Principal in MOE Schools. The June holidays are coming to an end soon. It is soon time to go back to thinking about sleeping routines, early morning sleepiness, school bags, school uniforms, and the hustle and bustle of your child’s school...

This is a guest post by Mr Alex Devadass, a former vice-principal in MOE Schools. Max (not his real name) wrote: I woke up, had breakfast, watched television, played computer games, revised my work, watched television, showered and then had dinner when my parents came home. This happened every...

I Love Children's bus roving will be at Amoy Street Food Centre on Friday, 19th August 2011! Come join us at our double-decked bus to learn more about parenthood and its joy! This event is free and goodie bags will be given out to ILC bus visitors during the event! Organized by I Love...