Today’s Motherhood

Chinese New Year is filled with joyful, loud and happy festivities. However, in the midst of all the hype and celebration, remember to observe the following big no-no’s…

Chinese New Year means many things to the Chinese. What does Chinese New Year mean to you? Have you ever wondered how some of the traditions originated from?

The world’s largest Park for birds is now home to Singapore’s newest children’s playground! Birdz of Play at Jurong Bird Park is the only place in Singapore where…

Explore Singapore!, championed by the National Heritage Board, encourages members of the public to embark on fun and fascinating journeys to discover our colourful past…

There many reasons why we need to let children play. First it helps them to learn how to play with others. Second, it helps to develop their motor skills…

Thinking of things to do and places to visit this holidays? Here are some events happening in Singapore Malls this Christmas Holidays. Wishing you a very Mall Christmas this year!

Oh Siew May was born in 1971 with cerebal palsy, a disorder that affects muscular control and body movements. She attended the Spastic Children’s Association School…

Nanoboy, the world’s smallest superhero, sworn to protect his family and friends from microscopic fiends! An original series from Scrawl Studios that aired on the #Okto channel in 2009…

When we talk about Special needs education, normally these two terms will be heard, ‘integration’ and ‘inclusion’. So what exactly is integration, and what is inclusion?

I recall an interview with a mother of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). In the midst of our conversation, she reiterated her frustrations while bringing her son out on public transport…