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 hard to make coding or engineering fun, but these games manage to do so! Develop your child's creative and design thinking skills with these fun games.

Not just your usual indoor playground, here's why you need to bring your kids eXplorerkid this school holiday!

Children who spend substantial amounts of time in nature from early in their life are generally more motivated to be outdoors as they grow older.

At school, children are grouped according to their age. What can you do to encourage more opportunities of mixed-age play?

With so many toys available in the market, what kind of toys should you look out for? Here are tips to help you pick the right toy for your child.

Want to give your kids a financial head start? You can now teach children essential financial skills through a fun and interactive board game!

Playdates can be time for your child to gain precious socialization skills. Planning your first playdate? Check these tips out!