Hear from fellow parents to discover what you need to know to manage working from home successfully with the children around during MCO 2.0.
This parent’s guide to WFH success will prepare you and your children to manage and establish new rhythms with a few helpful practices during this second round of MCO.
Hear a practical sharing from a mum on her experience from parenting five children, each with their own unique personalities.
Hear from 3 dads as they share their joy and struggles in this fatherhood journey, and a word of encouragement to all Dads.
Join the conversation with Lee Wee Min and his son Joel Lee about navigating the role of fatherhood, the joys, and the challenges.
Hear from Lee Wee Min as he shares his personal journey as a father and the inspiration behind his latest book.
Hear a practical sharing from a mum on how to A.C.E your relationship with your child. This sharing includes conversation starter questions called ‘Face to Face.’ During this time, we encourage you, Mums, to discuss these questions with your child.
Hear from fellow parents who are also adapting to the work-from-home and navigate the challenges of the new normal.
Tune in to our “Real Dads, Real Talk” Facebook Live and listen to real dads talk about the current challenges dads face in their fatherhood journey with their children and explore topics related to relationships, discipline, and work-life balance.
Hear from fellow parents to discover what you need to know to manage working from home successfully with the children around during MCO 2.0.
Tune in to Dr Vincent Wong, Ms Loh Sit Fong and Mrs Tan Ah Eng to understand what mental health looks like for your teens and how to provide the guidance and support they need.
Hear from 3 parents who work with youth as they address 5 common thoughts parents may have on talking with children about sexuality and relationships.
Help for parents who wonder how to guide their children’s use of technology in today’s tech-risky culture.
Most parents love their children. However, many children don’t feel loved. Perhaps parents aren’t “speaking” their child’s primary love language.
My husband’s problem with porn is destroying him, me, our marriage, and our family. Friends who care about both of us tell me to use tough love with him. But then I read articles that say it’s the wrong approach — that compassion and patience would be better. What should I do?
