Every child is unique in their charcters and expressions. It is the key for parents to know their child's characteristics and to choose the right approaches in parenting. This workshop discusses the effective parenting approaches and skills.

Children are usually considered little princesses or princes in the family. When these princesses and princes lose temper, parents may sometimes find it hard to deal with them. Disciplining them, parents would fear of damaging parent-child relationship; sparing them, they would worry that unruly behaviour are thus encouraged. Adopting proper and effective parenting styles is most important in nurturing lovely princesses and princes.

It is a common language for children and youngsters to play videogames and the mobile apps. This workshop helps parents to know more about the psychology behind gaming, while using them back on parenting.

It is common for parents to complaint that their children don't get their love message, while always arguing back as they try to "communicate". This workshop analyzes the interactions between parents and children, and allow parents to reflect on their communication styles that they are using, and the learn to efficiently convey thier messages.

This workshop uses the theory of children psychology to explore the inner world of the children. This allows parents to understand the children's stress and emotions, and learn to use appropriate words to give feedback to them; thus, encourages the children to get to know their own feelings and improves their interpersonal skills.

It may be difficult for parents to talk about sex with their children, yet knowing the importance of it. This workshop let parents understanding the importance and kills of teaching children sex, and tell them about love.

It is hard to choose between traditional or new sytle parenting, while one seems too stricts while the other too free. With role playing and sharing, this workshop leads parents into discussions and reflections on the pros and cons of different parenting styles, and to adapt a newer perspective of parenting extract the best from both.

It's nature that parents love their children, but overprotection may lead to poor self-discipline and behavioral problems that give parents headache. This workshop allow parents to understand the root causes of common behavioral problems, and learn to resolve them with love, poisitve and effective responses.

In this era when information is readily available, advertisements on loans, credit cards and even Mark Six lottery are ubiquitous; making children highly susceptible to many specious financial concepts. As parents, it is important to take pre-emptive move and instil proper values and skills about financial management in your children.

Many parents find themselves stuck in their parenting approaches, not knowing what is the best thing to do. Some even consider it a pain. In fact, parenting can be fun if suitable methods and techniques are adopted.

There was a time when we were busy seeking places in elite schools for our children, or fighting for golden opportunities to groom our children. However, the key to success has long been set in a child’s heart. Personality determines a child’s learning motivation and mode, or even his/her life direction. Through characterology, participating parents will be introduced the knacks of understanding their children’s personalities; thus guiding them to realise their children’s full potential.

Any issues or conflicts unresolved in an individual’s family of origin will project onto existing relationships, or even pass onto future generations. “Object Relations Theory” suggests that parents are important objects of their children. If support to parents is strengthened in a way which allows them to understand and reflect on their own growth, it is possible to avoid their imposing of unfulfilled needs and desires on their children. Children will then be able to explore their own needs and discover their own values; thus minimising the chances of passing problems to the next generation and curbing their growth.