Hi Jacq,


For piano lessons you can try teacher Angeline. My young one has been taking lessons with her for a few months already. So far he’s been loving his piano lessons.

I pass fruits to my kids as snacks after they come back from school. Its one of the more healthier options out there.

Thanks for the great tips Devonte.


To add. Exercise is also beneficial to a child’s health. Encourage your children to pick up a sport and let them be active for at least 3 days a week. This has both physical and mental benefits.

I use Dhamotil when I have diarrhea problems. I find that drinking 100 Plus or any other isotonic drink helps when the diarrhea problems start to dehydrate me.

Best to leave the computer/laptop that your child uses in the living room/common area. That way they are not tempted to visit sites that they shouldn’t be visiting.

My son is keen on technology even though he's only 6 years old. If you feel that your child is showing early signs of interest you should encourage him/her to learn some programming skills. This will be a hugely valuable skill in the future. A site like http://www.CodeAcademy.com teaches the basics for free.

I’ve always been using the Singtel hi! card. Its very reliable and the top-up bonuses are nice as well!

best to be careful when installing stuff as some software comes with malware which can cause security breaches

I agree wholeheartedly. :rahrah:

I love going cycling with my family at East Cost Park.