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Category: Reflection/Real Stories & PersonalitiesCategory: Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities |
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April 21, 2013 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Personal Development/Self-Help | 2 Comment(s) |
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 I am seldom considered, though I do more to influence everything about you than virtually any one thing in your life. I often control the time you get up in the morning, the time you go to sleep, what you eat and drink and the very thought that runs through your head. I can make you either happy or sad, loving or hateful, cheerful or remorseful, congenial or spiteful and in doing so, control the very capacity that you have for success.
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: reflection, personal development March 27, 2013 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Education/Learning/Activities, Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | 3 Comment(s) |
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by Professor Dr Eric Lim
 Standing in a class of preschoolers, John looks like any of his other classmates, having fun in school and often participating in peer activities. However, once he is overly excited, he will start to touch his nose with his fingers endlessly and babble softly. This is John’s third preschool. Why? This is the third mainstream preschool that is willing to enroll him and let him try out. Sometimes, John will cry and bite his classmates without any reasons. Unlike his peers, John still cannot write the letters of the alphabets or count to 10. It is not John’s fault. John is already 6 years old and has a "twin". His twin is Autism. Read the rest of this entry » March 13, 2013 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | 1 Comment(s) |
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 by Prof Dr Eric Lim (written in observation of World Down Syndrome Day 21st March 2013)
Ivy is a happy kid. Every day she wakes up in the morning with hugs and kisses from mum and off to school she goes with Dad. She is greeted with a “good morning” by her teacher and starts her day on a great note. Just like every child attending preschool, Ivy loves school and enjoys learning. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: special needs February 02, 2013 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | 2 Comment(s) |
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 Happy New Year everyone! Time certainly flies! Soon, we will be wishing each other, “Gong Xi Fa Chai!” We survived 21 Dec 2012! And now in 2013, I hope people will spend more time with their loved ones, take care of their health and look at all the good that bind us.Did we make the same to-be-broken New Year resolutions? Or are we more appreciative of life and thus, make more meaningful ones? I do not have any specific resolutions this year, in fact, I was looking at some past resolutions. This was something I wrote for 2010; among others, I had wanted to become a “better” mum. How much did I achieve? Read the rest of this entry » Tags: reflection December 13, 2012 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | 20 Comment(s) |
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 Kuala Lumpur, 12 December 2012 – All expecting parents wait to hear the first cry of their newborn but nothing will beat the experience of hearing that very first ‘cry’ on a memorable date of 12/12/12. Here at Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur, Madam Elaine Salmi Randolph and Adrian Calderon Rodriguez shared that wonderful moment as they welcomed their newborn girl into this world at 3:26 am. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: Gleneagles December 10, 2012 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Personal Development/Self-Help | 52 Comment(s) |
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Eight gifts you can offer anytime without costing you a cent
 Christmas and the New Year, or even someone's birthday, might be round the corner. At such times, we think about giving gifts - what to buy, where to buy, how much to pay for a gift, etc. But did you know - there are gifts we can give anyone and everyone that do not cost us money? Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development December 05, 2012 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Education/Learning/Activities, Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities | 9 Comment(s) |
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 I was at my daughter’s Awards Ceremony recently. It is the home-school centre’s annual event to celebrate and reward the students’ achievement. It was a rather simple yet meaningful event. They had a few activities lined up, from group singing to a sketch and a few solo performances. The children had put in a lot of effort and though the end result was not 6-star quality, the audience clapped with “7th degree” happiness! Read the rest of this entry » Tags: learning, special needs November 10, 2012 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Personal Development/Self-Help | 6 Comment(s) |
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by Steve Goodier
 If you've ever struggled making the right decision, you may appreciate this story. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development October 08, 2012 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Health/Nutrition/Fitness | 58 Comment(s) |
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“It’s called non-neurogenic, neurogenic bladder!” I was trying to explain to a friend who had enquired about my daughter’s medical condition. It is a rather rare condition, whereby her inability to empty her bladder, when required, and to empty it completely is not caused by any defective nerves. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: health
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An inspirational poem to remind us of what we don't need to do in life...
