For parents raising toddlers and preschoolers, leadership can feel like a “later” skill, until day-to-day moments bring real pressure around sharing, speaking up, handling frustration, and cooperating with others. The challenge is that early childhood leadership development is easy to misunderstand, especially when families are balancing work, the search for reliable care, limited spots, and cost concerns while still wanting strong quality assurance. Yet fostering leadership

It’s a week of adjustment and getting back to our usual routine. New toys, new set-up of the playroom and dining area .There’s an added tower of stuff toys that was added in the corner of the playroom but was totally ignored must be because of the new and interesting toys that the children preferred to play with. The habit of putting away the toys after playing has never been forgotten that even the youngest child seemed to copy pretty well , and it was just the first day.

Parents shape a child’s relationship with learning long before grades or test scores enter the picture. From the way curiosity is encouraged at home to how mistakes are handled, families play a central role in whether learning feels exciting—or exhausting. Most parents want their kids to stay curious, motivated, and confident as they grow. The challenge is that pressure, schedules, and comparison can quietly drain the joy out of learning if we’re not careful. The Big Idea at

Cooking “Bilo-bilo” was a fun activity the children and I had fun making and eating together. Pinaltok or Bilo-bilo is a Filipino dessert made of small glutinous balls in coconut milk and sugar. Then jackfruit, sweet bananas, sweet potatoes, taro, and tapioca pearls or sago are added. Bilo-bilo's origin is in Luzon, which is the northern Philippines Island. Making “Bilo-bilo” is like playing play dough , initially I demonstrated it to our happy learners until eventually with

Nothing can be more educational and fun for our young happy learners when they are painting or creating their artworks. This week we are observing Anzac Day on April 25 and planned to create “masterpiece” artworks by the children . It will be a guided artwork . The children creating these Anzac artworks are as young as 16 months to 6 years. They will be using poster paint, cut out red paper, texta and pencil . All finished artworks will be published with pride soon. Shown are

Cooking “Bilo-bilo” was a fun activity the children and I had fun making and eating together. Pinaltok or Bilo-bilo is a Filipino dessert made of small glutinous balls in coconut milk and sugar. Then jackfruit, sweet bananas, sweet potatoes, taro, and tapioca pearls or sago are added. Bilo-bilo's origin is in Luzon, which is the northern Philippines Island. Making “Bilo-bilo” is like playing play dough , initially I demonstrated it to our happy learners until eventually with

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Children who started attending our classes 4 or less years ago are leaving by December this year to start their new adventurous life in their local primary schools . Leaving a few spots for our new students who are going to be the future Happy Learners . We are offering places for children 11 months to 3 years to join us and be a part of a small group of junior toddlers and preschool students. You can register your child for free in our Waiting List in our website's home pag

I tried to put a variety of toys , small tables together to create a Mud Kitchen to be used in our playground but ended up discarding it...

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Most of the time for years now ,I would walk pass this empty boring pathway with a second look on the uneven concrete that seems to beg for a makeover . Then I realised I had one option to make this pathway colourful , attractive and useful. I decided to create a “ Pathway Garden”. Although narrow and partly shady with a stream of sunlight from the north shining through worked well . The sunshine was just perfect giving enough sun ray to the plants. The herb plants, the vege

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