We embarked on an inspiring journey in March with #HerWorldHerStory – a collection of 60 real-life stories to celebrate Her World’s 60th anniversary this year.

As we take stock of our lives in these times, we're embracing fresh attitudes, appreciating the things we used to take for granted, and equipping ourselves with new skills in order to thrive. Three woman share how they've been transformed – and what comes next.

Her World celebrates its 60th anniversary this year with the fifth part of the six-month series #HerWorldHerStory to celebrate, define and champion women.

This Mother’s Day, we visit three generations of a loving family – grandmother, mother and daughter – and explore the bonds that tie them

The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree when it comes to Wendy Jacobs and her daughter, Iman Fandi, as both take the combination of fashion and family to brave, new heights

For decades, Her World has been a champion for women – in mind, body and action.

They grew up in the spotlight (and sometimes their parents’ shadows). Now, they’re making their own mark. BAZAAR rounds up the celebrity progeny to watch this year.

Created for children and their parents, this whimsical Beijing space comprises a sophisticated restaurant and play areas.

Nine personalities. Eight very personal columns. These future leaders write about the issues closest to their hearts.

Help your child develop healthier digital habits with these expert strategies.

Preschool is rarely a smooth journey for children.

Amber Yong, the globetrotting supermum of Instagram stars @leialauren, is far from kiasu when it comes to her kids’ preschool education. She shares why.

Choosing a childcare centre or kindergarten for your little one? Bookmark this step-by-step guide for firsttime parents.

As we bid farewell to another year, we look back to the memorable moments that made us laugh, cheer and cry

Communal areas designed for interaction and exclusive networking sessions are the reasons why co-living is now a viable option for singaporean millennials who want to mingle.

Singing about the pains of growing and knowing it all, Alessia Cara is the voice keeping you up at night.

Having established a name for herself as a model, MTV Asia VJ and radio host, Hanli Hoefer isn’t content to rest on her laurels. She’s clinched a leading role on television, adding to her multifaceted career.

AI whizz-kid Annabelle Kwok is a lethal combination of talent and youth. She’s intimidating on paper, but meet her in person and any apprehension dissipates – this year’s Her World Young Woman Achiever is an infectious ball of fun.

FIERCELY INDEPENDENT AND PASSIONATELY DRIVEN, THESE FOUR LOCAL WOMEN FROM DIFFERENT PROFESSIONS TELL US WHY IT’S IMPORTANT TO CRAFT ONE’S DREAMS—IN TRUE CORUM FASHION.

The Singapore thespian dives into the highs and lows of her life.

It is not just the ladies who share a passion for fashion. Meet this sartorial society – a collective of young gentlemen (and one lady) bonded by their shared pursuit of sartorial perfection.

It doesn’t matter if you aren’t a regular runner. The 3.5km Fun Run at ST Run 2019 is beginner-friendly, and promises a great bonding time for friends and family members.

Kids and pampering are no longer mutually exclusive.

Autonomous cars will soon become a part of our daily lives, for better or worse.

Tech addiction is real, so the earlier you manage your kid’s screen time, the better. EVELINE GAN polls the experts for their best strategies.

You know it’s anxiety when your kid is more irritable than normal, has trouble sleeping, finds it hard to focus, or feels lethargic. But you can help him manage his exam performance fears so that he stays calm on the big day.

Young architect’s vision for award-winning firm remains rooted in the details.

The second wave of co-working spaces is even more useful, practical and curated. Need childcare services, lounges for presentations or 3-D printers for your mini projects? All sorted.

Think of domestic violence and you’ll probably picture physical assault. But it can also take on other forms—like emotional, sexual and financial abuse. Two women tell us about the different types of cruelty they suffered at the hands of their loved ones.

What is it like to raise a child with high-functioning autism in Singapore? One brave mum shares her inspiring story with EVELINE GAN.

You’ve gotta have faith in love... and sometimes in more ways than one. Two interfaith couples recount their love stories and share advice on how to navigate these relationships.

Singapore is arguably the world’s most expensive city* to live in.

As the saying goes, it didn’t happen if it’s not on Instagram. But before you put up pics of your new boyfriend, answer these questions first.

The first Singapore jeweller to collaborate with household names such as Disney and Singapore Airlines is also organising bigger and better Keepers events.

On the occasion of her new memoir, Becoming, the former first lady opens up to close friend Oprah Winfrey about love, leadership, and her inspiring journey from the South Side of Chicago to the White House and beyond.

RHONDA WONG GAVE UP HER JET-SET LIFE TO COMMIT TO A CAUSE:

Weaned on sweet drinks, this boy didn't drink plain water till he was three. His family share their traumatising experience with EVELINE GAN.

Co-curricular activities (CCAs) aren’t just frivolous frills. They teach kids important life skills that can’t be found in a classroom lesson. EVELINE GAN finds out how to select the right one for your child.

Preschool is rarely a smooth journey for children. SASHA GONZALES asks the experts how to handle the most common dilemmas, from separation anxiety to having trouble making new friends.

Travelling for work isn’t always glamorous, especially when you’re leaving behind kids and a spouse who feels stretched thin. Here’s how some families cope with it. By JASSMIN PETER-BERNTZEN

Don’t dismiss Chloe Tong’s diminutive stature.

Parents spent an enjoyable afternoon learning about baby weaning and cooking nutritious grub for their little ones.

Did you know that learning two languages builds brain power? Experts share everyday ways to introduce mother tongue to your baby.

Against all hope, one mum is doing all she can to help her preemie twins – who have a host of developmental challenges – shine. She shares her story with EVELINE GAN.

You can’t wait to hit the sack, but your baby seems to have other ideas. ELISA CHIA gets expert tips on how you can help him to nod off.

Parents and kids came together for an enriching and fun-filled morning at our Young Parents Master Class.

Would you enrol your little one in a large childcare centre that can hold up to 1,000 kids? EVELINE GAN reports on this hot trend in estates with high demand.

What happens to the HDB flat after its owner passes on? Here are some answers to frequently asked questions to address the confusion over this topic.

Parents gained insights into raising future-ready kids at our recent seminar.

He was just a preschooler, but Adam weighed as much as a grown man. His mum tells EVELINE GAN how she turned his diet around after many tears and tribulations.

Steer your angsty toddler in the right direction with these discipline strategies. By EVELINE GAN

What happens if you find yourself pregnant – before you’re ready? How do you deal with it, emotionally and physically? Three women open up about how they handled an unwanted pregnancy.

Ready to save some money? JASSMIN PETER-BERNTZEN rounds up the top baby equipment rental places to hit for everything, from breast pumps to carriers, toys and even winter wear.

He went from a car accident that left him disabled and impaired his sense of smell to making bespoke scents for Hollywood stars like Jennifer Aniston and Hugh Jackman. This is the story of how Cord Coen’s life changed, and how he came to found his spa collection, Zents.

If you live from pay cheque to pay cheque – the way Clara How does – but your friends are buying homes, putting aside cash for retirement, and just generally adulting, read on. She’s on a mission to change her spending habits so she can put more pennies in her piggy bank.

Having babies later in life is a growing phenomenon, but it’s not always the easiest path to take.

Ending a marriage is tough. Two women tell us why they got divorced young, and what they learnt about love and marriage in the process.

So what if purists sneer? SHAN WEE says it loud and proud: Parents today need gadgets as babysitters just to maintain their sanity.

Surrender to the luxury of these rival 2-litre SUVs and yield to the demands of modern motoring in style.

Daphne Teo aims to further cancer research and effect change through her venture capital firm Goodman Capital.

They may have topped their cohort in the high stakes exam, but did it set them up for success in life? We find out.

74 percent of parents are still supporting their kids – but are we actually sabotaging them... and also ourselves?

What does it mean to be a hands-on father? LYNN WEE fi nds out from two dads who have gone to great measures to be involved their children’s lives.

Bugaboo ticks all the boxes with its game-changing strollers for discerning parents.

After raising five children and a near-death experience, former model Wendy Jacobs hopes for another shot in the spotlight.

His repeated episodes of stomachache were mistaken for constipation and masked his undiagnosed medical condition. One mum shares the harrowing experience with EVELINE GAN.

Having a sister is great… until it isn’t. With competition and rivalry a natural part of growing up with siblings, how does that change as you become adults?

Want your kid to do well in school? Ditch the late-night tuition classes and let him go to bed earlier instead. EVELINE GAN explains why.

When it comes to cars, the more the merrier for this petrolhead, but when it comes to kids, she is happy to have just one.

This philosophy is something Kate Pang subscribes to, after her marriage took a toll when the kids came along. She spills the details to LYNN WEE.

Their kids learn plenty in preschool, but these mums supplement that with home learning activities after class, too. Here’s why they find the extra work meaningful.

Forget full-month celebrations for Baby – more Singapore parents are opting for 100-day parties instead. EVELINE GAN investigates this hot trend.

Why do parents practise double standards when it comes to teaching kids about stranger danger, SHAN WEE asks.

Singapore parents who teach their children about mindfulness say it helps them with academic stress, focusing during sports, and even bullying.

Some parents in Singapore send their kids for handwriting classes, but experts question the need for such courses, especially for preschoolers.

What’s the secret to teaching your child to read? Singapore parents and experts share their best strategies.

After trying all sorts of discipline strategies on his son, SHAN WEE comes to the conclusion that some kids are just difficult to manage.

Parents are spending hundreds of dollars a year on preschool extras, from field trip to concerts, so their kids won’t miss out on the fun. But are such frills really necessary?

Much fuss has been made about older mums, but the number of new dads aged over 50 is also rising. Here’s a look at the highs and lows of late fatherhood.

They’re all below 16, but look what these kids have achieved – two are champs at unusual sports, one is a classical opera singer and yet another is a TEDx speaker.

Diana Ser believes that is one of the keys to raising a bilingual child. LYNN WEE finds out more about which strategies work for the celebrity mum’s three kids.

Using cloth nappies helps save the Earth – and your wallet, too, say these mums who choose not to put their babies in disposable diapers.

Twenty years ago, the founder of Bugaboo struggled to get his grand idea off the ground. ELISA CHIA met him in Tokyo to find out how it became one of the most coveted baby gear brands in the world.

Outwit and outlast your demanding kid with these expert strategies.

When your child turns 12 months old, is fresh milk really better than formula? Doctors and dietitians weigh in on this hot topic.

All organic and no processed food? That’s not how he would feed his little ones. This executive chef and father of three shares his kitchen secrets with LYNN WEE.

From traditional sarongs and cots to newfangled rockers and nest beds, which should you get for your newborn? The experts weigh in.

It was the school holidays, but learning never ends for parents as they turned up for The Little Skool-House Literacy Preschool Seminar: Young Parents Master Class.

From language to social skills, participants picked up useful tips at the Young Parents’ Expert Series 2017 Preschool Workshop.

These volunteers turn pre-loved wedding dresses into “angel gowns” for stillborns and babies who have passed away.

Are you expecting too much from your little one?

Born with cerebral palsy, seven-year-old Ee Han cannot walk, change his clothes or feed himself. But his cord blood has offered a lifeline to a better life. His father shares his story with EVELINE GAN

Looking for interesting activities to keep your little ones busy during the March holidays? BAZAAR Junior rounds up popular courses from across the island in this special segment that shows learning can be thoroughly fun.

Forget mini pizzas and frozen cupcakes—children today are firing up stoves and whipping up Michelin-star worthy creations.

An ageing population means more families are faced with caring for elderly parents. But what happens when only one sibling is expected to take on most of the work?

What happens when a simple act of handwashing becomes an obsession? One mum tells EVELINE GAN how OCD turned her nine-year-old into a nervous wreck.

When is it safe to leave your child unsupervised at home? Parents and an expert weigh in on this controversial topic.

These couples prove that hard work and commitment will keep you on the right path in marriage. In conjunction with their milestone anniversaries, we asked them to share their stories and tips for making it work.

Yes, it’s possible! Here’s how these couples get some –discreetly, of course! –even with their parents in the next room.

What is it like caring for a child whose fragile skin might blister and tear with every touch? One mum shares her story with Eveline Gan.

Singapore is one of the most wired nations around, so how realistic is it to limit screen time for children? We find out what parents here are doing with the new expert recommendations.

Instead of going to primary school like their peers, a small group of Singapore kids spend their days being schooled at home by their mothers. Why do they choose this unconventional route? We ask four families.

Parents picked up vital tips on how to keep their children strong and fit at the recent Healthy Kids, Happy Kids seminar.

Your children can’t get enough of the latest toys and gadgets, but are you and your spouse to blame for their materialistic desires? It may be time for a reality check this festive season, as SASHA GONZALES finds out.

When their babies fall sleep, they spring into action. HANNAH MARIE tracks down the creative mummies behind those viral baby dress-up photos you love.

Javier Lim has spent a third of his nine years battling brain tumours. Ahead of Brain Tumour Awareness Day on Nov 6, his parents share the heartbreaking story with EVELINE GAN.

Don’t come to the rescue when your child complains that she has nothing to do during the school holidays. Kids need to figure out how to manage their own time, experts say.

One mum tells EVELINE GAN how she transformed her sickly kid’s health with just a change in diet.

Whether your child loves to read or prefers rolling around in the grass, enrichment classes can provide the extra oomph that they need to go further in life.

There are plenty of benefits to massaging your baby, but you could end up stressing her if you make these mistakes, as EVELINE GAN finds out.

Families thronged our Ocean Adventure @ Rochester Mall event on June 18. Here are some of the highlights.

XIE HUIQUN and her 18-month-old daughter check out three parent-accompanied programmes that nurture your baby’s body, mind and spirit.

This Teachers’ Day, we polled educators for the tips they wished parents knew about raising successful kids.

From waterfront playgrounds to inclusive classrooms, these new preschools distinguish themselves from the competition. STEPHANIE YEO finds out more.

Forget assessment books. Running, jumping, hopping and skipping are what your preschooler really needs to practise to do well in school, EVELINE GAN finds out.

Mark your calendars. The Mother Tongue Languages Symposium 2016 is back, with more activities and surprises to get you and your child excited about learning his mother tongue language.

Starting primary school is a big leap for a six-year-old. How do major preschool chains prepare their young charges? Young Parents finds out.

Spoilt and bratty? These are just some of the many misconceptions about only children, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

Should you take a chance and enrol your kid in the new but “unproven” primary school across the street? TANG MEI LING discovers that neighbourhood schools below five years of establishment have plenty of cool facilities and programmes to offer.

We asked you to share your favourite memories of Young Parents as the magazine turns 30 this year. Thanks for all your entries, readers! Here are the lucky 30 who will each receive a hamper worth over $100.

Like it or not, it’s time to cut the financial umbilical cord.

With knowledge comes power, and gavin tan intends to use it to heal the world.

With so many stroller options out there, what’s best for you and your little one?

More parents are bonding with their children over pampering treatments, but are they spoiling them in the process?

The school-going years are challenging for any parent. ESTHER AU YONG gets expert advice on dealing with a few common issues your child might face.

Angry kids are all the “rage” these days. EVELINE GAN finds out why more children are struggling to control their emotions.

Are learning-related vision problems to blame for your kid’s persistent Band 3 scores? EVELINE GAN finds out.

With a fast expanding dental group, Dr Ng Chin Siau believes that human relations are the core of his business.

Play doesn’t require an instruction manual or directions. NIKKI FUNG finds out why open-ended play is critical for your preschooler’s development.

How much of your hard-earned money should you hand out, and to whom? Here’s your at-a-glance Gong Xi Fa Cai guide.

Not all children settle easily into the structured environment of formal education. EVELINE GAN uncovers the possible reasons behind your kid’s P1 blues.

Anxiety. Addiction. Shame. Going on a juice cleanse to detox your body is easy, but what happens when you try to rid your life of bigger, badder influences? Three women tell us their stories…