How, What, Where, Why?

Why?

Why is the sky blue? Do animals dream? Why are lemons sour? who made words? What is a caboose? 

Tired of your kids always asking why and not knowing all the answers? Try Whyzz - the definitive resource for parents and caregivers with curious young children. Satisfy your kid's (and your) thirst for knowledge with read-aloud answers on endless topics and foster their imagination while explaining the complex facts of the world.

For more information, visit http://www.whyzz.com

What?

Ever really wanted to know what your life consisted of on a daily basis?

Document a year of your life by taking a daily photo of the day to day things that make your life special and unique and create your 365 project. 

All you need is a camera, so start snapping.

For more information, visit http://365project.org

How?

What if you knew you could read all the articles you wanted to in as little time as you had? 

Topicmarks - a web service that creates smart, interactive synopses from electronic documents - lets you do just that! How does it work? By cutting up the full text into sentences, attaching meaning like synonyms and antonyms to each work in the sentence, and then identifying triplets that are basic facts expressed in the text. Genius!

Stop reading, start summarizing! 

For more information, visit http://topicmarks.com 

Where?

Are you a busy multi-tasking parent who would love to go to a 'one stop shop' for all mother and baby services available in Dubai?

Mumcierge - the recently launched Concierge Club for mums may well be the answer to your prayers. Providing you with solutions to your child-related requests, no matter how large or small, simple or complicated.    

For more information, visit http://www.mumcierge.ae 

Ready, Set, Stage!

Your children are spoilt for choice these days when it comes to after-school and weekend activities - karate, football, ballet, piano lessons, horse-riding, skiing, ice-skating, and swimming to name but a few. That's all nice and dandy, but have they been on stage yet?


StageAbility introduces children to performance skills that develop their self-confidence and prepare them for life, allowing them to challenge themselves as they learn to Act, Sing and Dance.  Classes are geared towards children aged from 4 through to 16 years and are held on Saturdays throughout the academic school terms. Youngsters aged 6 to 16 attend for 3 hours, and 4 to 6 year olds have their own 'mini' version lasting 90 minutes.


Register now, and watch your child perform, stage by stage.


For more information, visit http://www.stageability.ae