Family Activities and Fun Things to Do With Kids

Guest post by Mirandah Hanson – an editor and writer from the RunnerClick. About Mirandah Miranda is a mother and an outdoors enthusiast. She has written on a wide range of topics, from health and beauty to combat sports and everything in between. She is also an avid researcher, experienced in compiling and synthesising data from

Family Board Games: Rummikub

Good executive functioning helps children succeed and one of the ways you can help children develop their executive function is to play board games. There’s a game I used to love playing as a child. It’s called Rummikub. It’s a little bit like Gin Rummy, but a lot more fun (at least, I think so). Recently,

We are in the Newspaper…

A few days back, we were featured in the newspaper in an article on “making memories – collecting moments, not things”. Here’s the article – written by Elaine Dong. Read the article online here – Creating Happy Memories with the Kids (from ParenThots, The Star).