Hi all,

I sent my 1st DD to SM for almost a year now and I see a few differences in my child. She acts and thinks very differently from other children. She can grasp concepts after one or two times of introduction. However, I am pulling her out at the end of the year because of what I did to my 2nd DD.

I introduced the SM flashcards to my 2nd DD when she was 3 months and I was not expecting her to respond to it at all. SHe refused to see the cards but I still flashed the cards to her. Now at 10 months, my 2nd DD can vocalise what she wants, she can immediately grasp most concept I introduce to her and she is now learning phonics with my 1st DD.

So I derived from my experiences that SM is good introduced at an early age by the PARENTS. I didn't need to send her to SM to see the extreme progress my DD has made.

I admit the SM program is good but only if Parents are involved. I will still continue the doing SM on my own after pulling my 1st DD out because i feel it still benefits my DDs. But I'm not going to spend anymore money for something that affects my children most when I can do it for free....

Hi WWW,


Include me in your list please. I have been staying in the West all my life and I am super happy, my girls will be too.

Its the family culture and kampung feeling in the West that makes me glad I’m staying here.

I live in Queenstown, have 2 girls, 20 months and 9 months.

Thanks to all for welcoming me!

Hehehe...
Buds - Can you be my mentor as you have already gone through what i'm going through?
Chiefkiasu - you'll be surprised! There is one thats' super interesting.. an Ato Z kiasu philosphy....

Thanks again....hope you guys can guide me through my blurness.... :?

Hi all,


I am a really a super blur :? mum. Thus, the nick.. I came across the website by accident, just wanted to know what I'd find if i google the word kiasu. I am so glad I found this site, it holds so much information for a lost mum like me

I am a mother of 20 months and 9 months old baby girls. They are hyper active and are super climbers, thanks to early exposure to go-go bambini...

I am having a hard time finding activities to educate and entertaining my girls although I am a FTWM. So I hope you guys can help me...

You'll definitely see me around.... :celebrate: