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Why Our Elderly Parents Avoid Exercise, And How to Motivate Them By Helping Them Create A Habit
As our parents grow older, many of them start avoiding exercise without saying it directly.
They will tell us they have “no strength,” “too tired,” or “no energy.” In their minds, rest feels safer and more comfortable. After decades of working, raising families, and carrying responsibilities, they simply want peace, not another task that feels like effort.
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Inside the Mind of a Primary School Child: What They Feel but Rarely Say, Here Are 10 Signs to Look Out
When we look at a primary school child, we often see their size, their energy, their noise, their innocence. But inside their small bodies is a whole world of thoughts, hopes, fears, and unspoken wishes, a world they rarely know how to express.
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What's Probably Inside the Minds of the Victims’ Families After the Hong Kong Fire, And a Gentle Reminder to Us All
In the aftermath of the recent Hong Kong fire incident, the world saw tragedy, but the families of the victims felt something far deeper, something words can barely hold. For them, the news wasn’t just another headline. It was the moment their lives split into “before” and “after.”
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The Little Moments We Often Neglect Yet Remind Us Why Family Matters
When was the last time you paused and asked yourself what truly makes a family feel happy? Not the big achievements, not the perfect plans — but the small, human moments that quietly fill your heart. 1. When a child laughs — did you notice how pure that sound is? Did it make you smile without even thinking? Did it remind you that happiness doesn't need to be complicated? 2. When your parents show care — do you realise how much love sits behind their small actions? The “ha
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8 Things Couples Tend to Overlook… But Make or Break Your Long-Term Relationship
Choosing a lifelong partner isn’t about perfection; it’s about awareness, alignment, and the willingness to grow together. Whether you’re evaluating a future partner or strengthening the relationship you’re already in, here’s a practical checklist that highlights what truly matters when building a life side by side.
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Sometimes, While You’re Busy Chasing More, Happiness Has Been Beside You All Along
Sometimes, the joy of family lives in the simplest sound, such as your child’s genuine laughter. That little voice that fills the home reminds you that love isn’t complicated; it’s pure, honest, and full of wonder. The way they run to you, the sparkle in their eyes when they feel safe, these are moments no noise should ever drown out.
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Recognizing Signs of Depression and What Could Help You Or Your Child - By InsideOut Counselling
What Depression Might Look Like Depression isn’t just about feeling sad or having a bad day, it’s a mood disorder that deeply affects how...
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You Can Make A Difference to the Elderly and the Needy in Singapore. A Special Feature :)
A special sponsored article by HappierHomes admin. In the heart of Singapore, where progress and prosperity thrive, there are still quiet...
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Top 10 Reasons Couples Struggle to Express Themselves to Their Spouse – Insights from a Counsellor
Communication is at the heart of any strong relationship. However, many couples face challenges in expressing their thoughts and emotions...
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Inside the Mind of a Primary School Child: What They Feel but Rarely Say, Here Are 10 Signs to Look Out
When we look at a primary school child, we often see their size, their energy, their noise, their innocence. But inside their small bodies is a whole world of thoughts, hopes, fears, and unspoken wishes, a world they rarely know how to express.
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Understanding Your Child’s “Why” and Not Simply Telling Them "Don't Ever Do That Again!"
When your child does something that feels off, whether it’s a messy choice, a clumsy mistake, or a confusing reaction, it’s easy to respond with, “Why like that?” or “Cannot, wrong already.”
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Volunteering Meaningfully During Rest Days in Singapore, Suitable For Kids and Teens
Rest days can be more than just downtime. They can also shape values, build empathy, and open young hearts to service. In Singapore, there are wonderful opportunities where kids and teens can volunteer meaningfully, helping their communities while learning something deeper about life. 1. Join Cleanup Events with Trash Hero Singapore Trash Hero Singapore is a movement that organises regular beach, park, and street cleanups. By joining these events, children and teens can lite
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School Bullying Starts with Quiet Permission: Is Your Child Experiencing This Now?
Bullying in schools rarely begins with loud confrontations. More often, it starts quietly, with silent acceptance by those who notice but choose not to act. The danger lies not only in the words or actions of the bully but also in the permission granted through silence. Parents need to ask—could my child be enduring this in silence?
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