This month your child will explore the fascinating world of transportation. He will design a road, traffic signal and bridge. Your child will explore flight in an airplane, a hot air balloon and a helicopter. Then, he’ll make a...
Children and parents – learning together The Australian Dietary Guidelines recommend eating a variety of fruit every day. Choosing fruit first over “occasional” or “extra” foods such as pies, crisps, biscuits, cakes, lollies and chocolate can help you meet...
Is One of the Best Things You Can Do for Them Do you remember playing outside as a kid? It was a time to run around and let loose, use your imagination, and explore. As a child growing up in...
What is it? Hand Foot Mouth Disease (HFMD) is a highly contagious infectious disease caused by Coxsackie virus (A16) and Enterovirus 71 (EV71). In Việt Nam, HFMD occurs throughout the year, but the peak season is from March...
Why Is Learning To Say “Sorry” Important? Saying sorry is also more than just a social gesture. It helps your child identify right from wrong, take responsibility for his wrongs, amend his mistakes, clear the air and heal a relationship. In...
FRIENDS & FEELINGS 🌱 This month your child will learn new ways to make friends, talk to friends, be respectful of differences, and express his feelings. Watch for exciting art to come home throughout the week. Take time to...
It’s a major milestone, starting school for the first time. Whether it’s preschool or kindergarten, that first school experience can be exciting — and scary. It can be a big adjustment for parents, too! Here are some...
A lot of moms and dads struggle with finding the right balance when it comes to praising their kids: How much is too much? How much is too little? Is quantity that important, or is it the quality...
When children do something wrong, parents expect an apology. Children often say “I’m sorry” with words. However, right after that, they act as if nothing had happened to them. Moreover, in some cases, they do the same bad...
🌱 Plant a seed and watch it grow. Your children will wiggle like worms with excitement as they greet garden visitors like rabbits and moles. They will sing along with buzzing bees and pull out a carrot to make their...
