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Hi there,I am a first-timer stumbled upon your wnuferdol blog. I was totally amazed and couldn't agree more on your attitute towards a child's learning. It's such a rare find in Singapore (or in Asian in a broader sense) for someone who pratices and believes in such a parenting style (as opposed to all the kiasu-ness). I would certainly bookmark your side and come back for more (hope you don't mind if I link yours to my blog)! Reckon I have lots to learn from you since my kids are younger than yours. After reading your comment above, I googled to learn about the Charlotte Mason education method, and found this is the Wikipedia Two key mottos taken from those principles are Education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life and Education is the science of relations. She believed that children were born persons and should be respected as such; they should also be taught the Way of the Will and the Way of Reason. Her motto for students was I am, I can, I ought, I will. I will keep this in mind. Keep up your good work!Hi Kam, thanks for dropping by my blog and really appreciate your comments I am still learning everyday when it comes to parenting and educating my child. It's easy for us Singaporean parents to get caught up in what almost everyone else is doing with their kids, but many times we need to remind ourselves if it is really the best for our child. The early years + childhood is a short and transient time, and this is the time when the mind is the most absorbent. Having a balanced approach to education will help to nurture a child who is not just book smarts', but someone who will learn to better appreciate his/her environment, nature and life in general.