Increased social-emotional competencies are linked with school success and positive life outcomes. Here's how you can support your child's social-emotional development.

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?

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.

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

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.

Anger may not be a bad emotion. Your job is not to repress your child's anger, but to help them process those feelings and channel them towards constructive ends.

As a young mother of two, Jovin Tan, a Wealth Management Advisor, shares her insights on how we can influence our children to be financially smart.

There is a high risk that children might unknowingly solicit questionable websites and services with their devices. What are the steps you can take to prevent this?

Studies have shown that a child who lacks confidence will be reluctant to try something new out of fear of failing. How can we raise a confident child?

In our fast-changing world, the way we raise our children is very much different from the way we were raised by our parents. What are the skills needed for a 21st century child?