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In the age of AI, I still share my kids’ photos online – but here’s where I draw the line on what to post
The first time I shared a photo of my firstborn son online, he was just 30 days old. I was…
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Commentary: With UK success, should Singapore reconsider 3-parent IVF?
SINGAPORE: The normal course of human reproduction involves two biological parents – a mother and a father. But in the…
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More couples in Singapore are stopping at one child – what does this mean for families and society at large?
The experts also said that other trends, such as couples marrying at a later age and delaying having their first…
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Singaporean parents shell out thousands of dollars to send preschoolers on Japan exchange programme
“Singapore’s education is different, and we really wanted her to experience the countryside and outskirts a bit. For instance, her…
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Commentary: I was adopted from China. That’s my lifelong identity
MY STORY IS ONLY ONE AMONG MANY More than 160,000 children from China have been adopted by families across the…
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Viral Video Star Says He Doesn’t Talk To Family Because ‘They’re Irrelevant’
Two Gen Zer friends say they gained internet notoriety after posting videos online that pushed boundaries and went viral. One…
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Tampa settles lawsuit with feds over parental leave for male workers
The city of Tampa, Florida, has reached an agreement with the federal government to resolve a discrimination lawsuit alleging that…
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Commentary: What the David Beckham documentary tells us about controlling parents in sport
CREATING “MENTALLY TOUGH” ATHLETES Too often, controlling behaviour by parents is portrayed as necessary for success as an athlete. But…
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Testing Viral Tik Tok Parenting Hacks
Matt Slays and Rebecca Zamolo test viral tik tok parenting hacks to see what they have to do today. If…
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Commentary: Teens are drawn to social media challenges – here’s how parents can get them to think twice
Meanwhile, the teenage years are linked to an increase in risk-taking. The human brain isn’t fully developed until a person…
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