With the ongoing Budget debates since February 2013, we have been seeing many reports on new policies and initiatives. What do you think of the new Budget and initiatives?

Although the housing and medical expenses in Singapore are somewhat more affordable than in most developed countries, living here still has many challenges. What are some challenges you face?

There are many reasons why parents choose to homeschool their children, and contrary to popular belief, it’s not always about the stress of our local school system.

These days, virtually every other new mall boasts a kid-friendly play area of some form, as more retailers are recognizing that a happy kid generally makes for a happy parent shopper!

Kids are typically lively by nature. As parents, we can make good use of this energy by channeling some of it into play activities. Here are 7 fun ways to help your child (and you) stay fit!

Each year, various organisations around the island offer educational bursaries to children from lower-income families to enable them to cope with the necessary expenditures.

As we celebrate the joy children bring us, we salute some Singapore and international organisations which aims to help the less fortunate children.

In Best Nursing Rooms in Singapore Part I, we featured five nursing rooms in shopping malls for mummies. Here are another four locations with impressive baby care rooms open to the public.

In the recent years, there are friendlier nursing rooms built within the shopping malls to cater to the parents’ needs. Here are some of the best public nursing rooms located at the different shopping malls in Singapore.

The Singapore Primary Education consists of a 4-year foundation stage from P1 to P4, followed by a 2-year orientation stage from P5 to P6.