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
OTR Academy’s Founder Shares Mental Wellbeing & Parenting Tips
Have you wondered about your mental health or your kids' mental wellbeing?
How do you tell when your child or student or a family member is in distress that warrants help? Do you know where...
Bite-sized Parenting: Parent-Child Date Ideas – How To Spend One-To-One Bonding Time Together
When it comes to maintaining a strong and healthy marriage, experts say every day can and should be Valentine’s Day. Making the time daily to remind our other half how valued they are means...
Bite-Sized Parenting: Tips On Organising Kids’ Spaces From A Konmarie Consultant
Clutter in homes can be a problem when there isn’t a consistent effort to organise the mess.
For homes with children, mess is a natural outcome, or is it?
We spoke to a Home Organising Consultant...
Bite-Sized Parenting: 5 Common Parenting Misconceptions
Those who find parenting challenging might wonder why it is often so difficult. Did our parents have the same struggles? We attended a webinar about Parenting Problems by Dr Daniel Fung, head of Institute...
Bite-sized Parenting: Teaching Children About Respect, Empathy, Prejudice And Privilege
The outrage over the death of George Floyd raised not just eyebrows but immense anger and caused destruction to many cities in America. While we might be far from America and enjoying harmony, we...
Bite-sized Parenting: 7 Tips On How To Get Better At Parenting
Parenting today is seen as a highly stressful vocation due to demands of careers, academic pressure and other roles to juggle – cook, chauffeur, teacher and more. We all want to be good parents,...
Bite-Sized Parenting: Raising Compassionate Children
Compassion is being concerned for the misfortunes of others accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate them. The literal meaning is “to suffer together”. How can we raise compassionate children who are sensitive to...
Bite-sized Parenting: 5 Tips On How To Motivate Your Unmotivated Child
“Motivate” in my dictionary almost means bribery. As a mum of two boys, I have found it challenging to motivate them to do the right things, their homework, revision, music practice. Honestly, I would...
Bite-sized Parenting: Common Things Parents Say To Children & Alternative Ways To Praise Them
As parents, it is only natural for us to praise our children. We want to build up their self-confidence and self-esteem, encouraging them to do even better as they face new milestones and to...
Bite-Sized Parenting: Importance Of Having Family Meetings
Meetings are often reserved for the corporate setting, pictured in a boardroom where different colleagues sit together for a presentation or discussion. But meetings can also happen at a non-workplace setting – at home!...
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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...
