How to Talk to Your Child about Global Conflicts?
When news of global conflicts hits the headline, it can cause many big feelings such as fear, anger, anxiety and sadness in both young and old. In the world of … Continued
Dear Parents, Stop Nagging and Start Sharing
With so many worries about our children and the pressures of modern life, nagging at our children can seem unavoidable. “Did you say good morning? Have you done your homework? … Continued
5 Tips for Managing Time as a Working Mum
With five days a week dedicated to work, it can sometimes feel like there’s never enough time. Yet, the chores and your children’s need for attention don’t ebb. How then … Continued
Getting Your Child Ready for Pre-school
As your child transits into a new chapter in their lives, so do you. It is important for parents to prepare them for what’s ahead. Here are some ways to … Continued
EtonHouse Parenting Series – Grit and Resilience (Part 2)
In this article, Adrian and Yi Xian will be sharing their adventurous experiences, how the challenges they encountered shaped them into a gritty person and tips on developing grit and … Continued
Transitioning to local primary 1 – 3 lessons learnt.
The transition from preschool to primary school is a big milestone, especially so, if like me, your child was immersed in a play-based personalised learning environment, and now has to … Continued
EtonHouse Parenting Series – Grit and Resilience
Resilience is being able to bounce back from stress, challenge or adversity. When children are resilient, they are braver, more curious and will be able to solve problems independently which … Continued
Building Mental Health Resilience in Children
In this article, Dr Gina Dahel, Head of Department at the International Medical Clinic‘s Children’s department, discuss the effects of stress on child development and what we can do to … Continued
Respectful Parenting – What It Looks Like in Practice (Part 2)
As teachers, we are constantly aiming to build and nurture trusting and honest relationships with parents and children. Together as invested stakeholders in children’s development and learning journey we are … Continued
Respectful Parenting – What It Looks Like in Practice (Part 1)
As teachers, we are constantly aiming to build and nurture trusting and honest relationships with parents and children. Together as invested stakeholders in children’s development and learning journey we are … Continued