The Earth Edition

May-July 2018

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Talking About Melting Ice Caps

The inconvenient truth of global warming is a difficult yet necessary conversation to have with your kids. Here’s how to play it tactfully.

The Problem with Comparison

Too often a time, our mind engages in little comparisons with others, but what happens when those matching up goes overboard?

Turning Walls Into Canvases

Unafraid to go big, visual artist Vanessa Teodoro breathes new life into her illustrations by bringing them from sheets of paper to the oversized walls of Lisbon.

Nurturing Active Learners

Cultivating leaders of the future starts with establishing the right learning environment for our young learners.

Wholesome Noshes On The Go

When you’re out and about with the kids, eating right is always a challenge because it’s hard to find healthy snack that are tasty to boot.

Elevating Paper To Far Grander Heights

Fashioning visual spectacles out of the most ordinary medium, the Asya and Dmitriy Kozin’s Art Group pushes the boundaries of the white sheet with their extravagant paper wigs.

When Four Isn’t A Crowd

After tying the knot almost two years ago, radio personality Jamie Yeo, 41, has settled into a cosy new life with her Englishman husband Rupert, 40, and two cheeky kids, Alysia, 8, and Luke, 1.

Where bilingualism starts at home

To help their children cope with an increasingly globalised world, TV presenter Diana Ser, 46, and husband, actor-turned-banker, James Lye, 49, hope to cultivate a rich language environment at home for Jake, 12, Christy, 10, and Jaymee, 7.

Love Actually…

There’s no stronger bond than that between parent and child. We talk to mums about how parenthood has changed them and how they are fostering new relationships with their little ones.

Cherished Union

Poets and chorales have long praised the inimitable joy of finding one’s soul mate. For Valentine’s Day, three couples share their stories of love and marital bliss.