Protecting your child from the possibilities and consequences of failure may be depriving them of an important experience. How can you help them cope with failure?

Using flashcards not only helps to develop and improve the connection of synapses in your child's developing brain, but it also appeals to various learning styles.

Contrary to popular thinking, developing a child's IQ is not about getting them to do tons of IQ questions or assessment books. Here are 5 things you can do.

Does your child love learning, for learning’s sake? Or do they only 'learn' when a carrot is dangled before their eyes?

We worry about our children's safety from the moment they are born but how will our children respond to danger when they're out of our safety net?

Looking for children's books about stories set in Singapore? We round up 4 children's books to add to your reading list.

IQ or intelligence was initially considered to be genetic and fixed. However, recent studies show that this may not be so.

Learning is not confined within the walls of the classroom, and it is not fixed in worksheets. Find out how this curriculum prepares your child for the future.

When your child says to you "I'm bored", what do you do? Is that statement often met with an offer to use your phone? Here's why boredom may not be a bad thing.

Introducing our latest e-guide for mothers with preschoolers! In our School issue, we zoom in on preparing your child for Primary One.