When I was mom to Ch and L, I didn't know that playing with sand and water provide far more benefits than just fun and laughter. These hands-on learning experiences engage a child's senses, and develop his creativity and imagination. There are many other benefits of such sensory play and I highlighted some here. It took a third baby for me to know...
Review and Promo - Our first family photoshoot by Cloud Productions Sg
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This year has been an eventful one for us at Simply Lambchops. K was critically ill and hospitalised for a total of 76 days (read here and here), thus the family has to cope with a new home therapy routine. Hubby got his new posting, and L is going on to Primary 1 in a few days' time. Managing Ch has also been...
We are the Nachos rock band! - The Eighth Note Music School Review and Giveaway
children activities Friday, December 26, 2014
# This post is part 2 of the Multiply Your Joy campaign by NTUC Membership. Multiply your joy with Savings over $1,000 as an NTUC member! After writing part 1 of the Multiply Your Joy campaign where I identified 5 cost-saving places to have some fun during this school holidays, I managed to squeeze in time for iFly Singapore and Alive Museum Singapore. For those who have...
Sensory play. A type of play that is as important and beneficial to our children as teaching them A-B-C. Children, as young as a newborn, receive a lot of sensory input every day. The sounds, lights, smells, surfaces they lie on, and tastes from everything they put into their mouths provide sensory input. The sensory input stimulates electrical signals and travel along neurones...
