Babies born during pandemic show slight developmental delays, studies find – Parents shouldn’t worry
Studies showed that babies born during the pandemic had slight developmental delays in social-emotional and motor skills, compared to those born before the pandemic. Here’s why parents shouldn’t worry.
Children’s Books So Awesome, They Made Them into Movies
Pick one for the weekend or do a movie marathon with these successful book-to-movie adaptions.
5 Essential Skills Educators Must Own in 2022
Many educators have realised that it takes more than technological literacy to conduct a successful learning session, be it online or offline. Here are the top skills that educators must own to excel in 2022.
Apps For Children With Special Needs
In today's world, assistive technology has the ability to simplify the educational process for not only atypical children but also neurotypical children.
Get children excited to learn again; Tips for picking the right enrichment programmes
To help children recover from the 2020-’21 school year, educators are prescribing fun and variety. It’s important for parents to look for activities that allow children to use all of their senses.
Covid-19 Vaccination for 5- to 11-Year-Olds
Are you still pondering whether to let your young child be vaccinated? We will share some key information in order to help you make an informed decision.
Teacher Performance Assessments: Are They Really Necessary?
Schools need to oversee that important milestone and teaching fundamentals are met and followed. But how does one do this, and why do we do it?
Classroom Tantrums: What Do I Do?
Tantrums are inevitable, but you can stay control of your classroom. Here’s what you can do to diffuse the difficult situation the next time a meltdown threatens to strike your classroom.
10 Inspiring TED Talks by Kids, for Kids
A list of the top 10 inspiring TED Talks by talented kids, for your kids to watch.
What happens to children whose parents are addicted to smartphones
According to a research, children who have parents that are eaten up by their phones are more likely to be attention-seekers.
