7 Paradoxes of Marriages Today, According to a Marital Counsellor (Part 2)
Why do some marriages lack a “certain spark”? A marital counsellor highlights three final observations.
7 Paradoxes of Marriages Today, According to a Marital Counsellor (Part 1)
A marital counsellor shares his take on the common strands he’s observed in rocky relationships—and what couples can do instead.
5 Things Teenage Daughters Want Their Parents to Know
A survey of 100 Singaporean teenage girls reveals some interesting findings.
What a K-Drama Taught Me About My Marriage
After years of marriage, some of us may have forgotten all the things we love about our spouse, and perhaps even the whole point of our marriage. A Korean drama reminds this wife of the answer.
Everyday Talk Is Powerful: Quek Shiwei
Let’s seize on-the-go moments to engage our children in conversations that build their faith.
Why Is My Teen So Rude to Me?
Communicating with your teenage child can be a challenge. Here’s a useful checklist to help you improve your communication.
Telling Stories to Navigate Life’s Difficult Topics
How do you start hard conversations with your children—and answer their difficult questions on life? A mother of three and the author of It’s Tough to Be a Kid shares her story.
Does Good Parenting Produce Good Children?
The kind of parenting we give can build a good foundation in our kids’ lives. But there is no guaranteed link between good or bad parenting and the result that follows.
Our Choice of Words Matters
Words can leave lasting impact in our children’s lives. Discover words to use and avoid in this honest sharing from a mother of three sons.
Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: Stephanie Choong
Focusing on what really matters can help parents build relationships with teenagers, says a mother of two.