Alliance Française de Singapour is starting it’s Holiday Camps next week! Children ages 5-11 years old may explore French language and culture through storytelling, arts and crafts, singing, cooking and other workshops while developing strong communication skills in French. Through the centre’s French mastery, children will embark on a voyage into a sensory, imaginary, creative…
Singapore is one of the most modern, well planned family-friendly destinations in Asia as it has an efficient transport system, is beautifully green and an extremely clean place to visit with kids. It is very pristine with wide pavements to let buggies ride on them and spacious hotels which make travelling with kids very convenient.…
Plaza Singapura is in need of SUPERHEROES! Returning this August, Plaza Singapura’s BabyStar 2018 Contest will now have 3 exciting categories for everyone in the family to participate and winners of the contest can stand a chance to win up to $20,000 worth of prizes. Registration is now OPEN, simply register online: http://bit.ly/psbabystar2018 or visit Plaza Singapura’s Customer Service…
Your wedding is one of the most important events in your life, that’s why you have to think about the flowers carefully since flowers are one of the most important parts too on your wedding; they are the thing that can make your wedding complete. And that’s also the reason why choosing the wedding flowers…
Christmas is getting closer each day and one of the best ways to send your warm Christmas greetings is through elegant Christmas bouquets. On this special holiday season, send a flower delivery of elegant bouquets to your loved ones and family. With the florist to help you pick the right flowers and designs, you can…
Here is an easy and healthy recipe that every member of your family would love to eat, especially on rainy, cuddling days at home. Let’s make a simple Pumpkin Soup!
Good news for busy mommies in Singapore! Booking part-time help for your home chores has never been easy with the launch of Helpling Singapore. The process of finding a trustworthy cleaner used to take several weeks until recently, customers can now outsource their housework within 60 seconds, through the Helpling app or website. It is as…
Thinking of quick getaway with kids? Try Siem Reap, Cambodia. Most parents would think its an odd choice as there are no amusement parks and whatnot but based from our recent visit to this land of rich history and culture, Cambodia can be truly amazing and fun for the whole family. There are a lot…
In Singapore, hiring a nanny at home is an expensive necessity for working mothers. But as they say here, “What to do???” Hiring a nanny, or we call them “yaya” in Filipino, could be a big help to keep the household in order and keep your sanity from the hustle and bustle of juggling work…
FestivalForGood, Singapore’s only festival celebrating social enterprises, returns for its second run on 19 August 2017 (Saturday) to be held at lyf@SMU from 12pm to 10pm. Organised by the Singapore Centre for Social Enterprise (raiSE), the festival will bring people of all backgrounds in Singapore to dedicate a day for social good. The event will showcase the…
Ever since my move to Singapore 2012, I’ve been very keen on exploring the secret and not so secret treasures of this fabulous city. Since I’ve spent most of my days at home, I was busy finding new ways to decorate it, and make the space I live in inspiring. Just for myself. What…
I love herbs! I always have a stash of dried herbs in my kitchen and some months ago, I started growing my own Basil plant. Something fresh is always better and if you plant it yourself, you sure know it is as organic as it can get. I hang out the basil plant by our window and…
As a new parent, there is a lot of information to take in. It can often feel overwhelming and the thought of “am I doing it right?” often crosses your mind. Every parent has these days and it is totally normal to feel this way. But, one thing you will want to consider when teaching…
Do you know my expat story? You could read how my family ended up in Singapore back in 2012 and how I have given birth to this blog on that same year in Expat Mom Diaries ABOUT page. Recently, I had another chance of telling my expat story through an interview by a popular expat website with…
Kare-Kare is the Filipino version of stew which is thickened and flavored with peanut-based sauce. Any meat can be used for Kare-Kare but the popular choices are ox tail, pork hocks, tripes, and beef. It is traditionally served during special occasions like town Fiesta and usually served with Bagoong (shrimp paste). The best tasting Kare-Kare I ever had…
