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Reviving Dwindling Interest in Piano

April 5, 2011 By Abel Cheng

playing piano
Photo Credit: Brian Richardson

Ever since we enrolled my daughter J, now 8, in piano class about 2 years ago and subsequently we bought a used piano for her, she stayed with the same teacher for the most part of it.

She likes Teacher Serena and nothing wrong with her. She is all great and patient. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog

Anger Management: Avoid Anger at Home With These Six Tips

March 29, 2011 By Abel Cheng

calm - zen water
Photo Credit: Frédéric Dupont

For the first time K, my 5-year-old, talked back to me… last Saturday. He didn’t keep his promise of taking shower. I lectured him. Then he said, “Don’t talk anymore!”

My preschool son suddenly became like a rebellious teenager. I felt like a failure; my life was crashing down…

But hold on a minute.

I was at fault, partly. I should have talked to him in a calmer manner. Trust me I work real hard on this: being clam when faced with parenting challenges. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Parenting

The Simple Guide to A Healthy, Wholesome Family Diet

March 21, 2011 By Abel Cheng

healthy family diet - asparagus
Photo Credit: clairity

I changed our half-meat, half-veggie family diet to one that is mainly veggie-based after Chinese New Year this year.

The change was inspired by Dr Junger’s Clean book. Followed by reading up a bunch of books on raw foods and healthy eating. Plus testing out new recipes.

It is more than that. I started to throw away processed foods (canned, packaged foods) and began to introduce whole foods to my children, especially raw and unprocessed foods. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Health and Fitness

Six Child Psychology Tips for Parents

March 15, 2011 By Allison Gamble

Child Psychology
Photo Credit: aussiegall

Raising children is never easy, but child psychology can provide a wealth of knowledge to reduce household conflict and raise well-balanced children. Child psychology uses both theoretical knowledge and research-tested techniques to provide ways to encourage a child’s growth while setting boundaries. Best of all, you don’t need to have a psychology degree to interpret them. Whether it is bedtime tips or communication strategies, this branch of science offers many helpful tidbits of advice for parents. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Parenting

How to Get Your Child to Eat Raw Foods

March 4, 2011 By Abel Cheng

raw foods raw tomatoes
Photo Credit: lululemon athletica

Why raw? You might ask.

Being Chinese, eating raw is not part of my culture. I was quite skeptical about raw foods myself. And eating raw is not an experience that I would enjoy back then.

Lately, something changed my perspective on raw foods and I embrace more raw foods than ever now. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Health and Fitness

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