Ask the Expert – Overcoming Separation at Preschool
Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare.
Exclusive Q&A with Disney’s Art Attack New Host – Marco M. Borromeo
Marco M. Borromeo is the brand new host of Disney’s Art Attack! Hailing from Cebu City, the Philippines, 32-year-old Marco is a familiar face who models and hosts various programmes and events in his home country.
Interview – Amare Dance Academy
Amare Dance Academy is offering training in dance for both RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) and ISTD (Imperial Society Of Teachers Of Dancing). Kiddy123 recently interviewed Ms. Yen Lyn, the owner of Amare Dance Academy.
8 Lovely Ways to Celebrate Mother’s Day
All over the world, people love to celebrate Mother’s Day with their mothers and shower love on them. Here are 8 ways to celebrate a memorable Mother’s Day for that one-and-only special person whom we called Mother.
Interview – The children’s house
Established since 1986, The children’s house is the first licensed preschool to introduce the complete Montessori method of education. Kiddy123 recently interviewed its founder, Ms. Nan Civel, to learn more about The children’s house.
Disney’s Art Attack
Unleash your inner Picasso with everyone’s favourite art show! Now in its fourth season and hosted by a brand new host, the affable Marco from the Philippines.
Interview – Symphonia Academy of Music
Kiddy123 recently interviewed the owner of Symphonia Academy of Music (SYM) – Ms. Felicia Chen. SYM provides comprehensive music courses while focusing on promoting quality and innovative music courses to different age groups.
Top Selling UK Children’s Books only at LITTLEBOOKZ
Littlebookz is a leading online bookstore selling children's books from the U.K. Check out their comprehensive selection of books at affordable and amazing prices!
The Science of Early Learning
Just like a muscle, the brain works on the principle of "use it or lose it."
Brain Dominance
It is common to hear about “right-brained” or “left-brained” individual. This is called “brain dominance,” meaning that an individual has a natural preference for processing information on one side of the brain.
