Article originally published by Lifeline and shared with permission from the author. Photo by Michel Sutyadi By Michel Sutyadi for Lifeline China In this article, I would like to share my own experiences and how a random activity of clicking small, interlocking bricks together has positively impacted my mental health and strengthened areas of mindfulness, and has become a regular … Continued
Shanghai Mamas is proud to introduce Shanghai Mama Allison Kopher, owner of Modern Littles, who conceptualised the brand and built from the ground up – all whilst being a busy mom of 2 boys. Modern Littles is also offering Shanghai Mamas a special discount on the beautiful collection of modern and sustainable children’s range. My … Continued
Where to find eco-friendly, safe and stylish baby products in China? JOONE has you covered. We are pleased to introduce you to the French brand JOONE. Launched in 2017 to address parents’ concerns about safety and the raw materials used in baby products, they are committed to radical transparency. JOONE shares all information about their products … Continued
by Eve Wee-Ang We are very grateful to Parents&Kids Shanghai for their permission to reprint this article As parents, we want to do our bit to leave behind a safer world for our children and their children. But might there be a balanced way to do this? So that we don’t drive ourselves crazy … Continued
5 great kitchen hacks to reduce food waste Did you know that roughly one third of the food produced in the world for human consumption every year gets lost or wasted? In total, that comes to approximately 1.3 billion tonnes of food, a truly staggering amount. Fruits and vegetables have the highest wastage … Continued
by Jade Great news for the beautiful ladies of Shanghai! If you’re like us and you feel pain every month, here is an article about how to feel better without having to use medicine. By understanding where the pain comes from, you can avoid it with lifestyle tips and inventive yoga poses. Let’s talk … Continued
By Melanie Ham We all know what a headache it has become to hail a cab lately in Shanghai. How many times have you seen the green light on the top, but a red light on the meter and a driver shaking his head while scowling at you as you try to flag him? I’ve … Continued
When living in a wonderful but often stressful city like Shanghai, having a place of sanctuary to call home is top of most people’s priorities but how easy is it to achieve calm and relaxation amidst the mayhem? Living in rented properties (as most expats do) presents certain limits but there are still plenty of … Continued
