Children Problem Solving Skills: A Parent-Educator’s Guide
Learn how to develop problem-solving skills in young children. Explore practical strategies for developing critical thinking and decision-making abilities at home and in school.
Parenting and Bonding
Decision Making for Kids: Teaching Intuition and Resilience
Learn how to teach your child decision-making, resilience, and intuition. Discover simple strategies to develop emotional intelligence and build confidence.
What is Emotional Intelligence in Children and Why It Matters
Discover the importance of emotional intelligence in children. Learn how it influences development and how to encourage EQ development for better outcomes.
Toys for Toddlers: Educational Toys Used in Shichida Class
Discover the educational toys for toddlers used in Shichida classes that help build memory, focus, and creativity through right-brain learning.
Toys for Preschoolers: Top Educational Toys From Shichida
Discover the educational toys for toddlers used in Shichida classes that help build memory, focus, and creativity through right-brain learning.
Role of Parents in Kids’ Mental Health
You don’t need a psychology degree to make a lasting impact on your child’s mental wellbeing.
Benefits of Goal Setting For Kids in Early Education
You might think goals are just for grown-ups with to-do lists and deadlines—but goal setting for kids is just as powerful.
Which Parenting Styles Work Best for Children?
Parenting is filled with everyday decisions that shape who your child becomes—from how you set rules, to how you respond when they cry, challenge, or question.
How to Boost Your Child’s Confidence as a Parent
Imagine replacing that uncertainty with joyful confidence—the kind that carries them effortlessly into new friendships, adventures, and discoveries.
How to Be a Better Parent with No Regrets 10 Years Down the Line
In this blog, we’ll explore three effective strategies to help you feel confident that you’re doing the best for your child’s development, minimising regrets or “what ifs” as they grow.