As a tutor, I strongly suggest you do not overtax with back to back classes. the kid will be tired and will not absorb much. Its counter productive.

sweaty palm might be due to too much "dampness" in body that causes insufficient qi in body.when not enuff qi,blood cannot circulate well to pump our heart. when heartbeat not good,causes lack of energy.i’ve sweaty palm/feet,due to hyperthyroidism.i am still taking medication n oso seeing tcm to tiao my body. besides,i exercise regularly…u’ll realise u sweat more(palm/feet),when u r nervous,feel hot/cold…this is bcoz of ur heart.when u feel nervous,ur heart beats(palpitations) faster.this oso related to hormone,immune system…etc…well,it is complex.

I was told by a nurse that those who snore/ blow air outwards while asleep are actually having only 1/2 the amount of the total sleeping time. blockage.

My DS school allowed first three days to go to the canteen & observed them in a distance.They have buddy system for the first three days only so i intend to pack snacks for him.

wondering any mummies with kids enrolled in the afternoon session, but because your kid needs to attend student care centre in the morning, so have to tag along with students of the morning session in the school bus? really headache over this coz the timing to take school bus is not confirmed but would be between 600-630am. imagine he must wake up early to catch the school bus to go student care centre yet school ends late coz he’s in the afternoon session…btw i have no car. and taking public transport will be about 7 busstops, troublesome when it rains. any advise of a better solution?

Hi all. I recently came across a poster of a new student care at BLK 160 Yishun St 11. So it's near Yishun Pri. It seems that they are having an open house on 14 June.Need to register first.https://www.facebook.com/share/p/HQFCrtGWFnsCocnF/?mibextid=NoJtEMhttps://postimg.cc/Hr2Wzhc2

hi, anyone has comments about this student care centre?

Every child is different, and each has their own personality.I think while it's good to stretch our kids to be more open to new situations, we also need to allow them to be confident in their own skin.My almost 5-yo daughter takes a longer time to warm up in any new room - even if she has been in that particular room weekly for the past 2 years. Once she's comfortable, she becomes a little more warm, but it's unlikely for her voice to be heard. With new people, she'll stare off in the middle distance and not engage, even when the new people are all gushing over her. In our home though, hers is the loudest voice, many times telling her brothers what to do etc.She is most unlike our outgoing boys (who can be counted upon to shake hands and greet new people - even strangers on the MRT!), but we attribute it more to her personality than be concern about the manner in which she engages new people in outside environments.We do talk to her about what is expected behaviours; that she needs to greet our friends and relations, that she needs to ask for permission for doing things in a formal environment etc, but where the behaviour stems from personality, we are fine with taking a step to allow her to be in her own comfort zone.After all, there are many adults who are introverted or extroverted, and each personality takes their energy in the way they engage with their environment.