Families for Life collaborates with McDonald's to support parents in promoting their children's mental well-being and making Triple P more accessible in the communities.
Family values are basic, fundamental beliefs for kids to learn at any age as they encourage positive behaviour and solidify the bond that your family has. Inculcate a love for family with the four core family values of Love, Care & Concern, Commitment and Respect, with easy and fun activities for your children to model these values both in the classroom and at home.
Welcome to Bunny Town Adventure where all our paths lead to fun family-centred learning! Bunny Town Adventure offers a fun way to learn about family values through exciting games with an engaging storyline.
Want to build a strong relationship and communicate better with your child? Sign up for Parenting Programmes with proven techniques and be equipped with resources, knowledge and skills to build a strong and happy family!
A good marriage needs a good foundation and it takes commitment, effort and skills. Marriage Programmes help couples to build fulfilling and life-long marriages.
Spend some quality time with dad this Father’s Day. Treat him to a private home dining meal, go for a leatherworking workshop, or explore far-flung corners of Singapore—activities all thoughtfully planned with him in mind.
Father’s Day is the perfect time for you to show the main man in your life just how much he means to you. Whether your dad is a homebody or an outdoors-kind-of-guy, there’s bound to be a special present to warm the cockles of his heart.
Families may be the building blocks of society, but it takes a caring and considerate society to build strong families. We explore how employers and businesses can be supportive, and parents’ impact on children. These video stories show that when everyone pitches in, many hands make light work!
Families for Life @ Community invites you to join us for fun bonding activities, curated marriage and parenting programmes and resources in the neighbourhood.
Most of us will probably agree to how great communication skills in a marriage don't just happen overnight- they take lots of work. Check out our nifty mini Marriage PREP tips!
Making time for your family should be a part of your daily life and a constant commitment. Here are 30 ways to help you find the best way to connect with your family.??
Families for Life is excited to present Families for Life Family Songs! Set to popular tunes of nursery rhymes, the songs aims to teach children the importance of family and the values to inculcate in their lives.
The best way to deal with getting lost is to teach your kids what to do and create a safety plan together.
Showing appreciation to your partner nourishes your marriage! Strengthen your relationship with these 9 ways to make your man or lady feel loved and special!
?Registering and solemnising your marriage in Singapore is simple if you follow these 5 important steps.
Our contributor, Daniel Wong, shares tips for parents to communicate better with your tweens and teens to help build your parent-child relationship.
?Happy Father’s Day! We ask Singaporeans the role their Fathers play in shaping their lives positively. ?
Understand how online dating works and the positives and negatives of looking for a partner in the virtual world.
Hari Raya Puasa is a time for celebration for muslims. Enjoy precious family time in the midst of these celebrations
Celebrate fathers day with a game everyone in the family can play - Mini-Golf!?
?There’s a lot to learn from our grandparents. Every moment spent with them is precious!
With so much parenting advice out there, our FFL Contributor, Daniel Wong, shares his complied list of 25 scientific ways to bring up confident, well-adjusted children.
Reach out and relate to your teenager; it's the best way to improve your relationship your teen.
?Teach children about money, financial literacy, importance of saving, money habitsScheduling one-to-one “dates” with your kids is a great way to build lasting bonds so that they feel secure, which helps them form healthy relationships of their own in the future. Here’re seven great outing ideas that you can include into your family routine!
?It’s never too early to start teaching your child about dollars and cents—in fact, they can grasp counting from as young as two years old. Set the foundation right so your little one will grow up financially responsible.
?Being short on time doesn’t mean you can’t be big on romance. Here’s how you can add fizz to your relationship even while you juggle a busy career and parenting obligations.
?Studies have shown that time spent in nature reduces stress and anxiety and promotes mental well-being. Take your family to these great nature spots in Singapore to get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
?Did you know there is a museum of toys or one dedicated to musical boxes right here in Singapore? If you’re a culture vulture looking for the unusual, don’t miss checking out these hidden gems together with your family!
?Eat with your Family Day (EWYFD) is a quarterly event that falls on the last Friday of the school term. Championed by the Centre for Fathering, the last EWYFD for this year falls on 18 November. Here’s how you can make an occasion out of it.
?Candy Huang and her husband Bill Jia came to Singapore fifteen years ago, settled down and started a family. Now parents of three lovely young kids, both have set down roots in a place they call home, as symbolised by their very own "Family Tree" that they planted here.
?With school holidays just around the corner, November looks set to be a month of family bonding and leisure activities. Just remember to keep safe amidst the latest wave of coronavirus infections while you’re out having fun!
?What does your child do when faced with problems? How can you play a part when you see them stuggling to solve the problems? Read further to nuture your child's development.
?Do you notice and give praises to your children when they are doing good? Take the time to be aware of the small little actions your child is making and give compliments.
?Does having a baby equipment help to aid your baby's gross motor development? Read on for more tips on how to increase your child's gross motor developmental skills without the use of baby equipments.
?Movement is important for children to develop their gross motor skills and eye-hand coordination skills when they are engaged in activities to explore the environment. Read on to find out how you can play a part in your child's developmental needs.
??How fast does your child give up when faced with challenging situations? Let your child develop persistence by not rushing to help when there are obstacles.
??How does reading books boost your child's developmental skills? While reading books, ask your child questions relating to the character as a form of communication and bonding activity together.
?Play allows children to learn various skills such as socio-emotional, language, cognitive and gross motor skills when they move around and intereact with peers and adults. Find out more on play and it's benefits in this article.
?Theresa Ng, a mother of three shares that it is okay to ask for help or seek out a therapist if motherhood becomes challenging. The importance of caring for oneself is also important even after having a child.
?How can you help your child learn to express emotions instead of biting. Learn more on why your child bites.
?What kind of thoughts run through your first child's mind with a new sibling? Spend time to communicate with your first child with topics such as having another sibling and discuss on feelings.
