In a multicultral country like Singapore, the topic of race is unavoidable. Here are some pointers on how you can handle topics of race and racism with your child.

One of the most important areas that a child must be independent in is Activities of Daily Living (ADL). Parents must also keep in mind not to expect too much from their child.

Swimming is not just all fun and play, but also an excellent activity for a child’s overall health and well-being. Here are the top 5 reasons why your child should learn to swim.

Many parents are badly shaken when witnessing the seizures in their children for the first time. Dr Phuah Huan Kee from SBCC Baby & Child Clinic tell us more about epilepsy in children.

A 'sinus' is actually a normal air-filled space in the facial bones near the nasal passage that is lined with mucous membranes. So technically, everybody has sinuses!

Going to Primary 1 can be daunting for the kids (and the parents). Here's video guide by The Ministry of Education on how you can help your child transit to Primary 1.

With all the expectations and hype associated with a child starting school, one simple yet highly important question can often be overlooked - Is my child really ready for Primary School?

Is a vegetarian diet recommended for children? What are the benefits and concerns of such a diet? Senior Dietitian Ms Suzanne Khor tells us more.

Writing is one of the basic and one of the most important things a person should learn in life. However, writing is very much different from creative writing.

The Singapore Primary Education consists of a 4-year foundation stage from P1 to P4, followed by a 2-year orientation stage from P5 to P6.