Today’s Motherhood

When children go online, they tend to click freely, unaware of the potential dangers of pop-ups that flash “play fun online games for free” as they like.

From a relaxed kindergarten to a formal education in primary school, many children will find it scary, especially on their first day in a big school, with so many unfamiliar faces.

Cyber criminals tend to use holidays and festive seasons to lure unsuspecting users into their malicious traps. Follow these tips to stay safe this holiday season.

Today, the Internet is our children’s favourite ‘playground’. Technology is rapidly changing and so are our children’s engagements online.

Are your child’s teeth coming out on time? What can happen if there is a delay in eruption? These are some of the questions that mums often worry about.

Technology gives kids today more ways to connect, socialise and communicate than ever before, which is great. The downside is that kids can use it to intentionally or unintentionally hurt others.

A child’s ability to understand the death of a pet depends on their cognitive & emotional development. Some points to note when dealing with children whose pets have succumbed to the hands of death

Prepare your child for PSLE with The Reading Loft June English and Chinese PSLE Power Revision Programme.

The Reading Loft is offering June English Workshop for Primary 4 And 5 students, on the June 6 and 7, 2011.

Yahoo! is sharing Top 10 Internet Safety Tips for parents & teenagers: 1. Monitor websites visited: Parents should review their children’s Internet browser histories and set controls