Why should we encourage our children to develop empathy and how do we do so? Jenny Tai investigates and provides some tips to help parents.

Children, sometimes, no matter how tired they are just don't seem to want to go to bed when you want them or need them to. Here are some ideas to help you set a bedtime routine for your toddler.

Children with diabetes should have a healthy normal diet like every other child. The only difference is that parents should be aware of the amount of carbohydrates they take.

Do you know that Incy Wincy Spider can be a toddler's and parent's best friend? Studies have shown that children who learn nursery rhymes and songs can reap language, learning and social benefits!

Right brain training alone is not sufficient. For whole-brain development, the two brain hemispheres have to be connected. Here are 6 activities to do.

It can be extremely frustrating and worrying for parents when children refuse to eat their vegetables. Here are some substitutes you can consider for your little one.

As parents, we often feel pressured to persuade our child to share his toys as soon as another kid wants it. Sharing on demand doesn't teach a child true generosity.

Can music really make a difference in your child’s learning? Professor Larry Scripp, former Harvard music researcher reveals eye-opening benefits of learning music.

What can parents do to ensure that their children do not become spoilt? How can we undo what we have been doing if we already have been spoiling them?

Children can ask the most interesting things. Here are 7 useful tips for parents on how to tackle some of these difficult questions.