Teaching Children Life Skills
The Finder Singapore|Issue 294

One of Kinderland’s main priorities? Developing independence in children from a young age.

Teaching Children Life Skills

Early childhood is an incredibly important time for children to develop self-help skills. As such, Kinderland revamped its school cafeterias around the island to include a serving counter where food is displayed buffet-style, explains Kua JoAnn, the school’s assistant manager for nutrition, health and hygiene (see sidebar).

The big idea? Let children – as young as age 3 – to independently self-serve and feed themselves, inspired by Japanese preschools the Kinderland team toured several years back.

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