Raising A Brain-Smart Child

In the past 10 years, if you are an inquisitive adult, we would have guess that you would have probably had your fair share of IQ tests. Be it physical test papers or the online questionnaires, we’ve all played our part. But how many adults have actually participated in a cognitive assessment before? How far … Continue reading IQ VS Cognition Functions

Visual skills are important as it can affect an individual’s ability to excel in reading, learning, sports, and in day-to-day activities. We will be touching on one component: Visual Discrimination. Visual discrimination is a component of visual skills. It is the ability of the individual to distinguish and identify subtle differences, be it in words, … Continue reading My Child is Careless – Visual Skills (Visual Discrimination)

While we place emphasis on keeping our mind active and fired up, not all brainy activities must be carried out within the vicinity of the classroom or computer programme. More often than not, we can train our minds on the go. 

Exams have become a norm in the education system and serves as a gauge of how the child is performing at their studies. While it may not give a full picture of how the child copes with the various subjects, what it does show you is perhaps how far your child has come along in … Continue reading Exam Stress Management!

To credit: School photo created by master1305 – www.freepik.com As children grow and develop, there are several milestones that they meet in the different growing phases. This growth is not just physical but also encompasses mental development. In fact brain development / Cognitive Development is a field that has been widely discussed in over the … Continue reading Brain Training Boost Brain Ability

All Work & No Play Makes Jack a DULL BOY. This is most certainly true for most people but people have different takes on what is suitable for PLAY. There are perspectives on how traditional play does not encompass the electronic tools of today, while others believe that play equates to outdoor activities. There is … Continue reading Brain Boost Play – Of Dots, Blocks and Boxes

The sun is our all important source of energy. It brings us daylight, powers our solar panels, provides heat, and without it, we would be shivering in the cold and life would die out on earth. Essentially, sunlight is important for the production of Vitamin D in humans. While Vitamin D can be obtained from … Continue reading Sun & Fun!

Parents with very picky children often have to struggle with providing the child a balance meal that is not only nutritious but also tasty. Be Warned: Getting the food ready is only the first part of the struggle.

This is a topic that is probably not foreign to any adult, with or without children. Some might interpret it as no overtime, which is more commonly known as ‘OT’. Well, if you spent most of your time in office doing work, that is definitely not work-life balance, but what exactly does ‘work-life’ balance mean? … Continue reading Work-Life Balance – I Need This!

Talking is something that comes naturally to most children. Even in the youngest years, such as baby years, children verbalise through happy gurgles and endless babbling.   Speech itself is one of the milestones in the developmental years. Children are constantly learning, from listening to the adults around them, the sounds that different things make … Continue reading Talking: 2 Way Convo Between Parent & Child