Published in January 31st, 2009
I heard lots of parents grumbled that they have a hard time to have a peaceful outing with their children, especially eating out! Most of the time, I saw either a mother or a father will eat her/his meal, while the other one will take care of the children. You may see parents chasing their [...]
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Published in January 21st, 2009
Do you have a child who are just first time to school? How is he been doing? Does he cry when you are leaving him? Some mothers are very reluctant to leave their child crying when they need to leave the school. I saw mothers who cried when their forced themselves to leave.
New school term [...]
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Published in January 4th, 2009
School starts again after a long holiday. Parents are hoping their children to be able to cope with school works and studies, especially children who soon begin their formal school life. Memory plays an important role in helping a child to improve his learning ability. Some children can remember what the teacher taught in the [...]
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Published in December 29th, 2008
Year 2009 is approaching just in 3 days. I spent time looking back on projects that I have done for the past whole year in the weekend. I learned a lot through the journey. I learned to handle children with more care and understanding. Most of all, I’m grateful to be able to work with [...]
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Published in December 23rd, 2008
Reading is important to prepare our child for future learning. It provides life-long benefits if we can cultivate a good reading habit. The first 6 years in a child’s life is the best time for him to freely explore as much information as possible through books. Once they enter primary school, their time will be [...]
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Published in December 20th, 2008
“My child does not socialize with others. He is too shy in front of other children and adults.”, does this sound familiar? This type of children is more introvert when outside his home. His behavior is different at home. He might be more talkative and active. It’s normal for a child to display such extreme [...]
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Published in December 12th, 2008
We have been talking about child’s freedom. What kind of freedom shall we give to our child to help his development? If we are not careful, we will misuse the word “freedom” and lead to behavioral issues. Maria Montessori, a well known early childhood educator who is also the founder of Montessori Early Childhood Development [...]
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Published in December 4th, 2008
Setting ground rules at home is a must to do in the list of nurturing our child! Ground rules help a family to set boundaries that everyone needs to respect and follow. It gets all family members to be discipline and cultivate good habits/behaviors. In a classroom, we have ground rules to get the children [...]
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Published in November 27th, 2008
Recently I wrote a guess post for a friend’s weblog - Mark Salinas : Healthy Living Today on issue Video Games and Our Children. I can see that most children in this modern living can’t live without video games. This is also one of the many challenges that we need to overcome in nurturing our [...]
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Published in November 23rd, 2008
As a parent, we want the best for our child in order to nurture our child into a responsible and caring person. We do everything we can to provide shelter, food, education and love for our child. Although we do provide the daily necessity for our child, but do we ever examine the quality of [...]
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