As parents, juggling work, childcare, and household duties after an extended Chinese New Year break can feel overwhelming. The transition back to routine doesn’t have to be stressful—with a little planning and the right mindset, you can ease back into productivity while keeping the festive spirit alive. By organising your space, resetting habits, and balancing … Read more
Chinese New Year (CNY) brings with it bustling celebrations and endless visiting. While these activities can be thrilling, they can also overwhelm children—particularly those with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Loud noises, vibrant visuals, and disrupted routines can ratchet up stress levels quickly. According to the Institute of Mental Health in Singapore, ADHD is among the most common … Read more
Chinese New Year is a time of joyful visiting, red packets, and, of course, an abundance of delicious snacks. From savoury slices of barbecued bak kwa to buttery pineapple tarts and other store-bought temptations, it’s practically impossible to avoid sugary and fatty indulgences. But that doesn’t mean you have to deny your kids these treats … Read more
Chinese New Year is one of the most anticipated celebrations of the year—think joyous reunions, bountiful feasts, and vibrant traditions. Yet, when your family spans multiple generations—grandparents eager to preserve time-honoured customs on one end and energetic children on the other—balancing everyone’s needs can feel like juggling firecrackers! Why Intergenerational Bonding MattersIn many Asian cultures, … Read more
Chinese New Year celebrations are upon us again and what better time than now to share with your children about the joy of cultural traditions that bring families together. Spark their interest in the meaning behind these celebrations. From joyous reunions and lucky red packets to agile lion dances, each tradition tells a story that … Read more