ChiefKiasu\" post_id=\"2121047\" time=\"1697725103\" user_id=\"3:

Yeah... but I think the fog came back a bit this afternoon. Oh well.

Didnt notice when i went out earlier

avemaria19\" post_id=\"2120946\" time=\"1697627508\" user_id=\"202763:

https://sg.theasianparent.com/haze-in-singapore-and-your-childs-health

Should I start making my kids wear mask?

If it worsens maybe. A little haze shouldn't worry you too much

pamelakoh\" post_id=\"2112873\" time=\"1688887272\" user_id=\"202129:

Thanks so much for all of the replies. I understand that there needs to be a transition but I think the problem is the learning attitude. She was in a Singapore primary before we relocated due to my work, so I did not expect that she would have any problems except possibly for Chinese. I will be trying the tips and advice given here.

It's great that you're open to trying out different suggestions. Now, about the learning attitude, you know, it's quite the key. Encourage her to embrace the new learning environment. Maybe relate her new lessons to things she loves. And don't forget, Chinese might be a little tough, but it's like building resilience - step by step. With your support and her effort, she'll do just fine.