Wonder Years – We care to share how to grow and learn with our children through modern parenting; we listen to their voices, we care about their feelings and we connect with them wholeheartedly
Our Brand Story
Childhood used to be a golden period of rainbows and unicorns where we spend our time running spontaneously in the neighbourhood, screaming with joy and frolicking with friends without worry. There was lesser exam stress and the pressure to catch up was almost non-existent – compared to the current results-driven society that we live in today. More importantly, we were not distracted from cell phones and social media, and so our parents felt that bringing us up back in the good old days was a breeze.
Over the years, the world and our society have become increasingly more competitive and challenging, and it is natural for parents to feel anxious about the well-being of their precious ones. Evidently, the evolution of technology and innovation have made communication more convenient and accessible, and this has somehow set us thinking about the best possible ways to bring up our child(ren) and prepare them well for the future. Every parent has a different set of standards and preferences on how they should raise their child(ren), but it ultimately all boils down to the same goal – A happy and successful kid.
At Wonder Years, we try our very best to redefine modern parenting and recapture the wonderful memories of our childhood in the good old days so that parents and their child(ren) can still interact well and build strong bonds. In essence, we advocate parents and their child(ren) to grow and learn together through this wonderfully adventurous journey.
As modern parents, we tend to believe that communication is the way to establish a good relationship with our child(ren) but we often unwittingly fall into a deadly trap of one-way communication. This may, in turn, sow the seeds of resistance and rebellion in the long run. So how can we facilitate better and more effective communication with our child(ren)? We usually resort to conducting research through online parenting resources, learning from the field experts and taking references from other parents’ inspiring stories to improve our parenting skills.
At Wonder Years, we believe that modern parenting is all about growing and learning with your child, and not only listening to their voices. Beyond caring about their feelings and connecting with them wholeheartedly, it is also about taking the time to look at the world through your child’s eyes. By understanding your child’s perceptions and listening to what he/she has to share, this opens up the path to open communication and thus strengthens your bond with your child(ren).
The Wonder Years Parenting Portal offers a wide range of comprehensive parenting resources for the different categories of your child(ren)’s learning and development needs. We support parents through how-to articles, we share inspiring real-life stories about parenting, and we offer free recipes of signature dishes contributed by fellow mummies or daddies. Last but not least, we also include a special dedication column, ‘Mummy Matters’, where we provide self-care tips for all mummies (to remind you to take care of yourself too!) and some fabulous deals for the family.
Vision
At Wonder Years, we enrich the lives of families through lifelong learning and collaborations, effective communication and provide them with the essential ‘how-to’ knowledge and skills to improve the quality of life.
Mission
We produce quality and comprehensive content by collaborating with parents who care to share, and experts in various fields. Through trusting partnerships and collaborations, we create, build and distribute powerful content that educates, engages and inspires
Values
At Wonder Years, we are all about:
- Lifelong Learning – We’re never afraid to acquire new knowledge
- Building and Connecting with the community
- Quality – We give our best in everything that we do
- Integrity – above all things
- Listening – Because we want to understand your needs, and we want to do it right.