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Dear Supporters of Singapore Children's Society,
As parents and caregivers, we’re often doing our best in tough moments while juggling stress and fatigue. When a child misbehaves, it can feel overwhelming—and our reactions may not always come from a calm, considered place.
April marks International Spank Out Day, a time to reflect on how we guide and discipline our children. In this issue, we explore the fine line between physical discipline and harm. It’s not always clear or comfortable, but it matters. Beyond understanding the impact, we share practical alternatives to help us respond with intention, guiding our children in ways that build trust, not fear.
At the heart of it, every child deserves to feel safe, understood and able to thrive and every parent deserves guidance along the way.
We hope this issue helps you feel more informed and confident in guiding your child with care.
Warmly,
Singapore Children’s Society
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Physical Discipline vs. Abuse – Stay clear of the slippery slope
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What starts as discipline can sometimes cross a line we never intended. Discover how physical punishment impacts children and how small shifts in approach can build trust, not fear.
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1000 Enterprises (1000E) and 1000 Philanthropists (1000P) for Children-in-Need Appreciation Dinner
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An evening of gratitude and purpose—on 31 March 2026, we brought together our 1000 Enterprises (1000E) and 1000 Philanthropists (1000P) community for a special appreciation dinner, graced by Mr Desmond Lee, Minister for Education and Minister-in-charge of Social Services Integration.
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