Did you know when a child does a mental calculation, many interchanges between the left and right side of the brain are happening simultaneously?

Instead of nagging at your kid or signing them up for another tuition, why not find ways to empower them to be the master of their own learning journey?

The irony is that by limiting our children's exposure to risk and constantly trying to keep them safe from falling can impede their physical development.

When children play, they get dirty and messy. It is part of their learning process. I always tell parents, "We should worry only about the dirt we can't see."

Exercise can reduce stress as it releases ‘feel-good’ hormones such as endorphins and serotonin. Otherwise, it can impair a child’s brain development.

It’s important to help your child select good and safe content for viewing. Here are YouTube channels that are kid-friendly and educational.

Experiencing the death of a loved one is never easy. Here are steps how we can help children process the pain of loss.

The British Council and Academy Award® winning studio Aardman are launching a new and distinctive educational online series for early years English language learners.

Want to lessen the chance of your child contracting myopia? Here are things to practice and note, according to an eye expert.

Can’t wait to hear about your child’s day at school? Don't just ask "How's school?" Ask these questions instead.