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Category: Reflection/Real Stories & PersonalitiesCategory: Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities |
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December 02, 2011 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | 1 Comment(s) |
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 "It seems that for success in science and art, a dash of autism is essential."- Hans Asperger (the scientist who discovered Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism
Is the precise label of a condition that important? asks the mother of an autistic artist.
What really matters then?
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: special needs, Clement Ooi September 03, 2011 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Events/Media Releases | 1 Comment(s) |
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 Sharing love works in amazing ways. When love is given, love is received!
In August 2011, Julie's staff members raised RM40,000 which they donated to Harvest Centre, a learning centre that advocates quality education for underprivileged children from 3 to 18 years. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Julie's, Harvest Centre June 19, 2011 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | Post a comment |
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From many missed PTA meetings, to many dinners eaten as a family without his presence, to many ball games missed, to many tears cried without him being there to wipe them away, to many burdens mother carried that should have been his portion, to many advices not given because of his absence, to many things out of place because he wasn't in his place, to many lives in jeopardy because he lived with apathy.
In this article, a son reminisces about his absent father... Read the rest of this entry » Tags: father June 19, 2011 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | Post a comment |
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 A very good friend of mine once told me ,"You are never really an adult till you lose one of your parents". The depth and enormity of this statement is still sinking in for me after a full month since my dad's death.
Death – The very word has a ring and tone of finality to it that is inevitable and yet in today's world it is also surreal.
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: father, parenting June 09, 2011 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | Post a comment |
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 The mother of a special-needs child reflects on the wisdom her Dad had imparted, which has helped her face life's challenges today.
You will find that, if you really try to be a father, your child will meet you half-way”
Robert Brault
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: father, daughter, special needs May 06, 2011 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | Post a comment |
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 "When she was only five, Theresa's own mother had died in childbirth. Her father soon married another young woman in the village, and the family continued to grow. Being the oldest of 13 children, Theresa was saddled with enormous responsibility and hard work. And she always missed the love and affection of her own mother. So she knew little about tenderness, affection and comforting."
Like our mothers, we ourselves are not perfect! Read the rest of this entry » Tags: mother, parenting May 02, 2011 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | Post a comment |
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 "My mum was a firm parent who required obedience and respect above all else. She was always a parent, not a friend until I was much older. I never confided in my mother. I would have died rather than telling her about the latest boy I had a crush on, or how badly I was coping in my schoolwork. But the funny thing is I never for a moment wished for a different mother. It never occurred to me that my life would be happier if she were more cool and funky, and less strict. She was my mother, and she had given me honesty, truthfulness and faithfulness." Read the rest of this entry » Tags: mother, parenting February 08, 2011 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Lifestyle, Home Management/Safety | Post a comment |
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 How a “rash” decision led Keeli Cambourne into the business of creating organic products that are safer for people, even young children
As society becomes more affluent, consumers demand more healthy options for their loved ones. Using organic products is one of the growing trends, but have you ever wondered how organic is “organic”?
My Child Malaysia received some answers from Keeli Cambourne of Australia, founder of the Cherub Rubs range of organic products that offers the real thing.
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: organic, baby, Keeli Cambourne November 04, 2010 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Personal Development/Self-Help | Post a comment |
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by Penny Phang
Relationship is one of the most effective tools for spiritual evolution because we're always in relationships. Think of the web of relationships you have at any time – friends, parents, children, colleagues, teachers, lovers, even enemies. All are, at their heart, spiritual experiences. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: inspiration
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