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Here is a collection of videos about transgenderism. I’ve heard of God being banned from American schools and know of parents who teach their kids […]
Have you ever heard of this phrase? Hurting people hurt people. People who feel hurt within themselves tend to inflict hurt on other people… innocent […]
When she was still a baby, we spoke plainly with each other. When she began understanding English, we spelt certain key words to avoid her […]
Many article and blogs I’ve read talk about how being a stay home mum is not easy at all. Over tea and other meet up sessions […]
I’ve been a parent for a little over 4 years… not much hands-on experience… but I’ve been observing parenting styles and their outcomes since I […]
My big baby brought home the first homework of her life – 3 pages of Chinese, English and Math homework – Kindergarten 1 standard (Primary 1 […]
I am no sportsman… almost not quite. Today, I had a taste of sportsmanship again. It was a really teeny tiny experience but it brought […]
The movie begins with a series of characters wishing for what they do not have. But with a series of coincidences and a little magic, everyone’s […]
Been invited for another baby shower? Or a one-year old’s birthday party? Buying the same ‘ol newborn clothes set again? No idea what to buy […]
The first time I heard this song, I got hooked onto its chorus. Tonight We are young So let’s set the world on fire We […]
She grows up so fast! A year ago, she was 16 (2 years old) and today, she is 18 (3) already! Sometimes we feel as […]
My itsy bitsy princess is growing up well. “Potty training” was almost like a 1-day hit success. I hear of people “potty training” their child […]
