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  1. NYT Rituals keep keep athletes grounded HERO
    Lifestyle

    Here's how to take back control and manage stress levels during a pandemic

    Take cues from athletes who adopt rituals to prepare their minds for the unknowns they’ll face when they perform. Such rituals lower levels of ...
  2. When your tween is bored HERO
    Lifestyle

    Expert-approved, mood-boosting tactics to keep tweens from boredom

    Here's how to be your tween's creative collaborator instead of the boss.
  3. How are my kids still falling sick in lockdown?
    Lifestyle

    Here's why kids can get sick right now – even if they’re not leaving the house

    Quarantine-induced behaviours, as well as the coronavirus itself, might actually increase the risk for certain conditions, such as Lyme disease ...
  4. Baby sleeping
    Commentary

    Commentary: Napping helps your pre-schooler learn better

    Beyond the emotional regulation payoff, naps also provide a direct benefit to learning, says an observer.
  5. Parent child talk discipline punishment reward
    Commentary

    Commentary: A little baby talk is good for your toddler

    Young children around the world love baby talk, say observers.
  6. To help her twin daughters, Jacqueline Ang gave them big soft toys to hug for comfort.
    CNA Insider

    Navigating taboos, parents grapple with sexual stirrings of children with special needs

    When puberty struck, one conservative mother had to learn to support her girls' sexual development while coming up against the taboo around the topic.
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  7. Baby Infant 01 - file photo
    World

    Mothers infected with COVID-19 should continue breastfeeding their babies: WHO

    Breastfeeding mothers do not seem to be passing on the coronavirus to their infants, a World Health Organization (WHO) expert said on Friday (Jun 12).
  8. how to make your home feel more spacious
    Lifestyle

    How to make your home feel more spacious: Contain your kid's clutter

    Working from home during a pandemic is stressful enough without having to constantly pick up after your children. Here's how to avoid it.
  9. Preschool reopen star learners classroom
    Commentary

    Commentary: Are we ready to send our children back to pre-school?

    Parents find themselves caught between a rock and a hard place as younger pre-school children return to school, says June Yong.
  10. A student, wearing a face mask as a preventive measure against COVID-19
    Commentary

    Commentary: Don’t expect your kids to return to school seamlessly

    Understanding how the circuit breaker affects our children may help us ease them back into school-life, says Annie Tan.