Play IQ – Ways to Play with Your Child
Research shows that babies learn best through play. When babies are playing, they are really developing their Play IQ. They learn about the world around them and develop a wide range of important skills.
Attachment Parenting – In a Nutshell
Many parents are conflicted when it comes to how much they should respond to their children. Too much will spoil the child? Too little will left them feeling neglected? Clinical psychologist, Daphne Su, talks about attachment parenting.
Interview – Shelter, Home for Children
During kiddy123’s visit to Shelter, Home for Children to hand over the proceeds of the donation drive that we held recently, we took the opportunity to interview Shelter’s General Manager, Mr Cheok Hoong Poh.
Stretching Your RM When You’re an SAHM
It’s never an easy thing to run your finances when you have kids. Somehow, you’ll always come short. Here’s one mother’s story of the plunge she took from being a successful working mom to an SAHM and still manages to make ends meet.
Pause and Play
Have you ever felt that your child might be too attached to smartphones or tablets? Do you have the gnawing guilt for using gadgets as "babysitters"? Read about a mom's way of controlling how much (or how little) her son uses technology.
Nutritious Food for Kids is Not Expensive!
Many parents make the mistake of thinking that in order to feed their kids healthy food, they need to buy the most expensive or branded items. But it's worth to remember that, Expensive doesn’t mean quality and cheap doesn’t mean bad.
Parents’ Role in Children’s Education
Contrary to popular belief, your child’s education is not only their teacher’s responsibility. Your contribution to their education is just as important.
Do You Really Need a Maid?
When is it considered necessary to have a maid and when is it deemed as an easy way out of having to do housework? Consider these to answer the question – Do I really need a maid?
Migration – Better Future for Your Children?
Many Malaysian families are either sending their kids to boarding schools or migrating themselves for a better future. There are obviously many pros and cons to this decision. Is it all worth it?
Parenting after Divorce
Though many admit that it is hard to accomplish at the earlier stages of a divorce, effective co-parenting can be achieved. Read to find out the basics of co-parenting after a divorce to help ease in the transition and make the process easier.
