How often do you notice a “Made in SG” tag on your clothes? Not often, we reckon. Producing here poses its own challenges, such as higher costs, yet some homegrown labels are pushing on. Here’s why, and how they’re moving forward in these times.

Her daughter fell off a horse and broke her back. One mum shares the traumatic incident with EVELINE GAN and cautions parents to listen to their kids.

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Many Singapore parents still prefer popular elite schools, but there are more important factors you should consider before Primary 1 registration fever hits. EVELINE GAN runs you through the checklist.

Yes, there are ways to turn things around – without losing your temper. Here, the experts share strategies you can use in common bratty situations.

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

While Singaporean kids are covered by Medishield Life, some parents prefer to buy a private health plan, too. SASHA GONZALES finds out the questions you must ask to get the best coverage for your little ones.

Wanting to make a difference isn’t easy, especially if you’re already juggling a career and a busy social life. But there are still ways you can help those in need. Here’s how three women make it work.

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

Vaccinations are a rite of passage for every Singaporean child, but what if your kid is sick before an appointment, or misses a booster dose? Find out the answers to these and other pressing questions.

When it comes to improving brain function, memory, focus and concentration, some foods are better than others, say nutrition experts. Here’s how to serve them so your kids can get the most nutrients out of them.

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.

It's the biggest change to the Singapore school system in decades, and it sounds great – except, how do you tell if your child is learning, and at the right pace? EVELINE GAN fi nds out how you can be sure your child is up to speed in learning.

Magnesium keeps you strong and energised, yet most active women aren’t getting enough. Here are the best ways to increase your intake of this powerful muscle builder.

Men have traditionally been considered the main earners of the household. But over the past few decades, more and more women have been earning more than their partners. How has this affected relationship dynamics?

Shape Fit Girl is an annual search for the most inspiring, fresh-faced fitness personality in Singapore.

In the second instalment of our preschool series, EVELINE GAN finds out what makes the Montessori method unique among preschools.

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

The pretty flush you get post-workout is healthy. What’s damaging is a redness or crimson cast that looks ruddy and never seems to go away, derms say. Here’s what may be fanning the flames.

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

Do you get back pain when you drive? It’s time to adjust that car seat.

Some doctors say a nip and tuck is necessary if you want to tighten your flabby belly after pregnancy. EVELINE GAN finds out if it’s true.

Joining group exercise classes is about the easiest way to get fit.