Thanks Michelle for the link to MOGU pillows. Would u know they sell genuine from Japan or?

I find their pricing is attractive. Thanks again.

Hi, I saw a Mogu brand (japanese made) hollow pillow for post natal mums. Would anyone know if I can buy one in Singapore?

A new mum needs it quite urgently. Thanks :rahrah:

Hi there! Math monkey is an enrichment center. Not a place for remedial. They told me their curriculum is built around vedic maths, where it helps develop a young child brain’s capacity in both analysis and logic. Most important, they claimed their games are meant to build mental speed for the children. When they are having fun and they want to win at the games, they learn to stretch themselves more!

You may goggle their web site for more information and watch math monkey videos on line. (this was what i did before sending my boy there).The staff there told me it would be better for kids to start early at age of 4, to understand & learn the fundamentals of numbers n techniques to mental calculation.If they learn Maths in a fun way, they will not be wary of it when they grow older. You can call 63569384 to fix date for free trial if you wish. Good luck! Gina

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I took my boy to Math Monkey@Novena for a free trial. Surprisingly he told me he would like to join them and he said \"Mum, never knew Maths can be fun\" as Math Monkey uses a game based curriculum to teach the students Mental Maths. He has been there for 2 months. He tries their challenging and creative homework by himself and also looks forward to go for his class every week. :xedfingers: He seems more confident about Maths now and no longer feels so hateful towards it. It makes his day whenever he wins at the games and beat the other students in solving Maths with speed! I am glad I am able to turn his 'hate maths' attitude around. Whew!
Gina

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I am new in posting and I am writing this note to ask for advice : I am worried over my Primary 3 boy who seems ‘disturbed’ by Mathematics. He did Ok in his Pri 1 and Pri 2 but now he gets poor grades in Maths and appears totally hateful of Maths. Problem sums are just too difficult for him.

Could you advise if I should send him to Math Monkey to invoke his interest as they do game based learning or let him remain at Kumon to continue with the worksheet drilling? Would appreciate if parents who have similar experience and having good results in any of the above to send me a quick note?
Thanks! Gina