Tag: Parenting
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Commentary: Roxy Square shoving incident – how would I react if a stranger patted my child on the head?
Children need to know their boundaries matter, but violence is not the lesson we want to teach, says CNA’s Charlene Tan.
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Commentary: Are perceptions of university prestige changing as Asian institutions rise up the ranks?
University rankings are shifting, but they do not automatically rewrite long-held beliefs about what a “good” university looks like, says mum writer June Yong.
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Commentary: Can AI improve my parenting? Maybe, but not in the way Sam Altman thinks
There are genuinely useful ways the technology can help with this. But Sam Altman’s ChatGPT tips are not among them, says the Financial Times’ Robert Shrimsley.
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Commentary: How I convinced my teens to wait before using social media
Parenting teenagers in the age of social media isn’t about having the perfect rule. It’s about keeping the conversation going, says father of five Kelvin Kao.
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Pediatric surgeon and early childhood researcher: This is the ‘essential’ AI-proof skill kids need right now
Pediatric surgeon and early childhood researcher Dr. Dana Suskind shares the AI-proof skill that sets children up for long-term success.
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I left the U.S. for Trinidad and Tobago: My family of 4 spends about $3,000 a month—and we’ve never been happier
Chantel Henry lives with her husband and two kids in Trinidad. She says living there has made her American Dream more affordable.
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I’ve studied more than 200 kids: Parents whose kids still confide in them as adults do 7 things early on
After studying more than 200 parent-child relationships, parenting expert Reem Raouda shares the habits that help kids feel comfortable talking to their parents — from childhood through adulthood.
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I’ve worked with over 5,000 kids: I swear by this No. 1 parenting rule—it’s ‘surprisingly simple’
Child development expert Siggie Cohen, who has worked with over 5,000 families, shares one communication mistake she sees parents make every day. Here’s why she says it can backfire, when to set clear boundaries and how to use questions more effectively.
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Motherhood isn’t a competition or exam – so why do we judge other mums like we’re grading them?
Mothers just can’t seem to catch a break, even with each other. The writer explores how being “judgy” can make mothers overly critical of one another, and how she’s trying to stop measuring other mums against her own standards – even as others do the same to her.
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I thought my daughter was learning spelling for school – but she was also learning gender stereotypes
She expected her daughter to learn new words in primary school. Instead, she found a spelling booklet filled with gender stereotypes, where women cooked and sewed while men worked late. CNA Women senior editor Penelope Chan reflects on the subtle messages children absorb about what girls and boys should do – and w
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