Due to numerous commitments, you may not have the time to attend hours – long educational workshops or training sessions. Fret not as these series of topical talks are curated just for you!
Usually held on the weekends, these educational talks which last 1 – 1.5 hour/s help you to gain insightful knowledge on parenting. Each talk specialises on a particular topic which is useful for you to manage different challenges that you face while communicating and relaying with your child. After attending the talk/s, you will still have your valuable weekend time to spend with your family/ friends or complete unfinished chores.
You can choose to attend specific talk/s which you find is/are the most relevant to you. These talks are hosted by trained professionals who have many years of experience in the education and parenting fields.
May Lunchtime Topical Talk Series
Screen time refers to the amount of time spent using devices each day. Having some screentime can be beneficial, such as when your child uses devices to learn and connect with others. However, it is important to be aware that spending an excessive amount of time using devices is unhealthy. For parents and caregivers of preschoolers and primary schoolers
Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that takes place through online platforms, intentionally harming or upsetting someone repeatedly. Many victims may suffer in silence, hesitant to confide in adults. Recognizing the signs and fostering open conversations with children is crucial in understanding their experiences and providing support.
Seeking help is not a sign of weakness. Rather, it is a sign of resilience and courage that promotes better recovery.
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At the end of the talk, you will learn:
Join our webinar for more insights on how to help your child reach out for support and build resilience
Seeking ways to enhance your child’s’ potential and further enrich your bond with them? Parents will discover their child’s particular love language according to The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman. In Love Talks, parents will explore how to use the love languages to communicate clear and meaningful messages that their children will appreciate.
Are your children less confident than you would like them to be? Are you keen to learn how to hit the sweet spot of providing appropriate support and protection on the one hand and adequate independence to foster confidence and competence on the other? ‘Being confident’ can be defined as being sure about one’s ability. A confident child is not easily discouraged by his/her failures and challenges in life. Come and learn how you can develop this confidence in your children.
Ever had anger that results in behaviour that you later regret or recall in embarrassment? Does it disrupt your ability to think clearly and make good decisions? Parents constantly find themselves at their wits’ end when they see their children/teens repeating negative behaviours despite reprimands. The situation gets worse when children/teens blow up when parents are trying to guide them. They appear totally unreasonable and that is likely when parents themselves will ‘hit the roof’.
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Want to strike a balance between work and play for your children? Structure is essential in a child’s life. Schedules, boundaries, rules, and discipline help children feel secure. Not only does structure help children in identifying their priorities, it ensures that their time is spent meaningfully in an effort to address all their needs.