Board Games for the School Holidays: A Singapore Parent’s Survival Guide
Term 3 of school is a term that passes you by before you know it — short, hectic, and stuffed […]
For board games suitable for families
Mixed ages, easy rules, low complexity
Term 3 of school is a term that passes you by before you know it — short, hectic, and stuffed […]
This post exists because of a complaint. Miley’s colleague has been reading the blog — which is lovely — but
There was a moment during our first game of Karak where I genuinely thought the table was going over. Elliot,
The box says 45 minutes. We ended up playing for two and a half hours — on a lazy Sunday
Most board games are about points. Build the bigger engine, make the smarter move, count up the score. Fine. Good,
Researchers have long noted the strong appeal of dinosaurs and the role they play in imaginative play and learning through
I’m lucky — or unlucky, depending entirely on the minute — enough to have three kids. The upside of a
The June holidays have officially begun. Which, translated from school-calendar into parent, means the nightmare has officially begun. Let me
Family game night sounds great in theory. Until someone doesn’t understand the rules. Or gets upset from losing. Or walks
Familiar script? You’re 45 minutes into a 4-hour flight.The iPad is dead.Your kid is kicking the seat in front of