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ONLINE EVENT

The Rhythm of Care:

How Small Moments Build Big Growth

4 FEB, WED, 12 - 1 PM SGT

Why do some children move through daily routines with ease while others struggle with transitions?

The answer is rarely the routine itself; it’s the connection, tone, and predictability that surround it.

From infancy through early childhood, children are active meaning-makers, learning deeply through relationships and the environment that supports them. Everyday moments, such as meals, rest, movement, and transition, are rich with potential for nurturing emotional security, agency, and confidence.

In this webinar, Lisamarie Hughes, Senior Principal at EtonHouse Nature Pre-School, Anjie Lu, Primary Homeroom Teacher at Middleton International School, and Kurtrina Foo, Deputy Centre Leader at E-Bridge Pre-School Tampines North, will guide parents and caregivers to see routines as more than schedules; they are the “invisible curriculum” shaping children’s earliest learning dispositions and sense of self.

Meet our facilitators

Lisamarie Hughes

Senior Principal at EtonHouse Nature Pre-School

Anjie Lu

Primary Homeroom Teacher at Middleton International School

Kurtrina Foo

Deputy Centre Leader at E-Bridge Pre-School Tampines North

My main takeaway from the workshop is to try and get to the bottom of the needs of the child during a meltdown. I've also learned ways to get my children to tell me how they are feeling.

Happy father playing with his son and smiling

Parent

Webinar participant

Multiple strategies were shared during the workshop with lots of discussions. I learn creative ways to teach my children how to solve their conflicts by themselves and encourage them to express their feeling.