FAMILY

Many parents spend two to three decades in active parenting when they have multiple children spaced well apart. The first child arrives with excitement and enthusiasm to energetic parents who have zero parenting experience. They are the subject of experimental parenting. The second and subsequent births come into experience. But by the time the last […]

Diversity of thought drives progress and creativity. Neurodiversity describes the natural differences in our brain function and behaviour. There is no single right way to think or learn. Being neurodivergent doesn’t mean something is wrong; it simply means the brain works differently.   Traditional education often assumes a one-size-fits-all model, but neurodiversity challenges that idea.

  Too often, our gratitude arrives late; spoken in hushed tones over graves, written in eulogies that will never be heard. Yet life is full of quiet heroes, the special people who carry us through without demanding applause. They are the watchful eyes, the nurturing hands, the listening ears, the loving hearts, cheerleaders, faithful companions,

Parents need to be aware. An increasing number of teenagers are now short-sighted due to prolonged smartphone screen time. Their postures are now slumped, shoulders curved forward, neck craned down towards their hand-held device. The most concerning effect is their deteriorating attention span due to the fast-paced content they watch online. Two-second-scroll is robbing them

It’s important to reassess our every action, not on the face of what it is today, but where it could lead to in the years ahead. This is a forward-looking approach to decision making. After all, that’s what we do in safe engineering and design. We check for integrity, for holding power, we think of