It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we travel. In 2020, the travel industry all but disappeared temporarily, and travel has still not returned to pre-pandemic…
Dedicating a small corner of your house for dramatic play can make play more interesting for your child as compared to your child’s usual play of his toys. A dramatic…
"Share your toy!" That’s a common phrase uttered by parents, usually in a social setting when their child is playing with others. It’s also pretty common for parents to face…
How is your child's playing? You’ve probably heard of the word ‘sensorimotor’ as a manner of description to refer to how your child is playing. But what exactly is it? And how…
Oh yes, it’s easier said than done. Of course, parents want their children to be raised exactly the way they want them to be raised, instead of leaving them in the…
Picture this: You are spending time with your toddler. It completely slipped your mind to remove those pens from the table after using it for your work. You turn your…
We often see parents or grandparents resorting to sitting their child in front of the TV or an iPad (which means more unnecessary screen time!) for meal times. This cultivates…
It’s a daily battle, and each month it gets a little harder. Those toys, and those Christmas/birthday gifts... oh my goodness! They’ve turned into an avalanche and they’re taking over.…
All parents face this problem: My child has too many toys and these are taking up space at home! No doubt, toys are a part of your child’s play. But…
This issue is not just prevalent in our local society but internationally as well. Resistance to vegetables often starts around 18 months of age, accompanying the all-too-familiar image of sealed lips,…