I was telling a friend about my grand plans to start a slew of initiatives for youths. The more she listened to my ideas, the more she repeated.. there is one person who’s done something similar.. let me introduce him to you. That was how I met Yen-Lu, founder of Over-The-Rainbow. Everything I had conceived, … The post Over-The-Rainbow Spotlight appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

As I’m entering the next half of my life, I’ve been pondering my purpose. What else do I want to do before I leave this earth? The one thing that has been heavy on my heart for the past 2 decades is the number of suicides amongst our youth. Having dialogued with many in this … The post My Big Fat Audacious Goal appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

I took a gap year last year. Trendy right? If kids need a break after studying for 4 years, I deserve a mighty break after running a 25 year marathon! Finally my brain could switch off, not having to worry about keeping a company afloat nor dealing with issues of the almost-adults in the house, … The post My Gap year, as an adult appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

I’ve been using Twinkl’s resources with Kate and now is the best time to get their membership! It’s the first time ever that they are offering a hefty 50% off to support parents and teachers during this pandemic times. They are the largest online educational resource provider in the world with over 700,000 activities, games, … The post Learn with Twinkl appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

Christmas is such a hygge time of the year. With feelings of coziness, familiar traditions and warmth of family and friends. The first thing that goes up is the Christmas tree, and this year, we are going with a silver theme from Christmas Tree Singapore. We start getting into the mood of this special season … The post Christmas in Singapore appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

As an occupational therapist, I am passionate about the development of the whole child. To prepare our children for formal education, they need to have a good base for teachers to work with. This includes executive function skills such as being able to focus well, being organised, being an independent learner, being meticulous, being able … The post Twinkl Educational Resources for Parents and Teachers appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

With a huge family of 8, plus in laws, it is not optimal for us to work in the living room. It gets noisy and there are people walking around all the time. What we have though, are ample rooms for everyone to share quite comfortably and we are very grateful for that. I never … The post My home office appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

Woohoo! We have just launched our online parenting course last night at my Webinar! My small team of 3, consisting of my second daughter and Kate, are extremely delighted! ? So much hard work getting familiar with the tech side of things, and persevering through the technical issues. It is such a personal achievement because … The post I’ve launched my Online Parenting Course! appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

This is the most common frustration I get from parents. We were the same. We asked nicely, repeated ourselves, nagged, scolded, and finally, lost our patience and started yelling. It was a slippery slope, and the shouting went on for years. With Kate, we have been given a second chance and have finally learnt to … The post My kids refuse to listen and I have to keep nagging appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more

Being in hospital wakes you up. To life. I had such a scare 2 weeks ago. Went in A&E due to a severe allergic reaction to a heat pack where I struggled to breathe (sounds bizarre right, it was placed on my skin and I didn’t even ingest anything!) and ended up staying for 8 … The post Living life with a brimming heart appeared first on mummy wee blog ..read more