Children's Books

When your child starts to read, it’s an exciting step towards building their own independent creative space. However, more often than not, children encounter several teething problems at the start of this journey. Here are some ways you can guide your child through their learning process.

Every new year presents an opportunity to pick up new practices. To help your child on their learning journey, we’ve selected eight journaling or writing practices for them to explore.

We all remember being little with seemingly boundless energy to run around and play, especially before bedtime! Now have the roles flipped? Do you find yourself running behind your little one hoping they will decide to turn in for the night? We have put together a list of bedtime stories that may entice your little one to get into bed.

Friends come in all shapes, types, and sizes. A parent, a sibling, an animal, or even a toy can become a friend. This list of books is a creative way to help your child understand the importance of friendship in their early years, through stories and illustrations. We also have a few tips on how parents can help their child understand what friendship is, and help them make friends!

Young children are innately curious, and that curiosity fuels their creativity and imagination. But like anything else, creativity needs to be nurtured and practised, especially as your child grows older. Independent imagination and creative thinking are essential assets for your child to succeed. Here are some research-backed methods to nurture your child’s imagination.

When bored, it is easy to yield to the addictive pull of screentime to save your child and yourself from pulling out each other’s hair. The article lists 10 activity books that can help save the day when children are bored indoors.