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It’s no secret that seniors and the young generations are texting in a very different way. But how can you avoid being labelled a boomer with your texting style? Let’s find out in this first edition of Dear Silvers.
When Easter hops around, how do you get your grandchildren excited about an Easter egg hunt? Create new characters based on what interests them, reckons Jeffrey Yang.
Conversation fodder to arm yourself with, just in case you meet – or are related to – any of Bruno Mars’ Hooligans before his sold-out concerts in Singapore.
Cruising 101: everything you need to know before you go. From choosing the right cruise that suits your needs, to tips from booking to planning, to different types of cruises.
Children will grow up and form their own personalities. But no matter how old they are, they will always be your children. Here’s some relevant advice from parents of adult children about developing that parent-adult child relationship.
“Ageing is an evolving thing, and every generation’s seniors are different – so the approach, the model, is also evolving” says the 40-year-old politician, who once aspired to be a clinical psychologist.
Gerontology professors from Singapore’s tertiary institutions explain why tackling an ageing population requires a whole-of-society approach.
When the youngsters try to impose themselves on the silver generation, there will be pushback. Sylvia Toh Paik Choo puts a few of them in place with some sharp comebacks.
Feel like every family gathering ends with an argument? Here’s a cheat sheet to getting along better with the younger generation.
Being a grandparent is an evolving role. How you interacted with your grandparents isn’t how you interact with your grandchildren.
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