Little Day Out’s Bite-Sized Parenting series offers little nuggets of advice and tips from experts on a variety of parenting issues. It addresses different ages, from toddlers to tweens, and topics which are of concern to parents and families.
Bite-Sized Parenting
Bite-sized Parenting: Ideas For Lunchbox Notes
What’s a very easy and quick way to tell your child your love besides a hug and kiss?
Lunchbox notes!
Short messages placed in a snackbox or lunchbox can sure cheer your child up in many...
Bite-Sized Parenting: Encouraging Siblings To Get Along
“Why are you two squabbling again?” “She snatched my toy.” “He pinched me!”
One of the challenges as parents with multiples is often the number of arguments amongst siblings. Sometimes I encounter a disagreement every...
Bite-Sized Parenting: 5 Ways To Help Your Child Resist Peer Pressure & Combat FOMO
In our children’s world, peer pressure is a reality that could make or break their friendships in school, relationships with peers and self-esteem. How can we help our child resist peer pressure?
In a world...
Bite-Sized Parenting: 5 Strategies To De-escalate Conflicts With Your Child
If you are feeling fatigue from parenting, you are not alone. Aside from the mental load we face, power struggles can leave us demoralised, frustrated and alone. What can we say to our child...
Bite-sized Parenting: Top 5 Apps For Parents With Young Children That I Keep On...
The contents of my phone have changed drastically since becoming a mum. Pre-children, my phone was dedicated to reading emails, the news, social media, and a lot of messaging. Post-children, my phone is now...
Bite-sized Parenting: 5 Zoom Call Hacks For Parents With Toddlers
All of us would be familiar with Zoom or similar video conferencing tools by now. The new norm for meetings is the virtual sort, regardless of backgrounds, outfits, children, make-up. That's why we've compiled...
Bite-sized Parenting: 5 Ways to Ensure Healthy Device Usage in Children
With Home-based Learning on the increase, children are spending much more time on devices be it for school, self-study or recreational time. Physicians have seen an increased number of cases of myopia, undoubtedly correlated...
Bite-Sized Parenting: 5 Ways To Encourage Our Children To Give More And Receive Less
The season of gifting is here again. Before we get carried away with more buying and gifting and letting the consumerist aspect of the festivities distract us, perhaps we can encourage our children to...
Bite-Sized Parenting: 5 Ways To Encourage Good Risk-Taking In Your Child
Do you find it difficult to introduce new activities and routines to your child? Is he or she averse to risk-taking?
Risk-taking is important for child development. When children are allowed to take risks, they...
Bite-Sized Parenting: Appreciating Your Child For Who They Are
Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You...
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Vision Workbooks: Easy AI Self-Marking Of Assessment Books For Effective Home Learning
Parents, we know the reality: you navigate one of the world’s most rigorous education systems and finding the right resources to support your child’s learning is paramount.
This often means spending precious evenings painstakingly marking...
Letters To Paige Book Review
Reading another book by Ames Chen is yet another needful reflective exercise, Letters to Paige is about journeying through dyslexia through the eyes of Paige’s classmate who witnesses her struggles. Ames’s previous book Short...
Bite-Sized Parenting: 5 Parenting Books For Toddlers & The Preschooler Stage
Parents of two to six year olds – your patience might often be tested while your little ones challenge their boundaries. Is that usual? How do we manage the “terrible toddler” phase? We have...
Parent Review: BenQ MindDuo Eye-Care Study Table Lamp
My daughter will be taking her PSLE next year. With the expected increase in her workload, I worry about her eyes getting strained. To protect her eyesight, having a good task light is crucial....
Bugaboo Butterfly Review: We Check Out The Travel-Friendly City Stroller
Newly-minted parents looking for strollers might want to check out the all new Bugaboo Butterfly – a one-second fold city stroller. As its name suggests, the new Bugaboo Butterfly is a lightweight, single-hand collapsible...
