Children tend not like change, and often consider that anything different is “wrong”. But they can be encouraged to become more curious and adaptable.

Understanding how Adverse Childhood Experiences and Positive Childhood Experiences impact children will help parents of Third Culture Kids navigate the transitions in their lives.

Emotional resilience is the ability to bounce back from adverse and negative experiences. Parents can help their TCKs develop this by helping them cope with transitions.

Having more Positive Childhood Experiences in children’s lives protect them from the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences. Here are 4 PCEs that parents can help provide for outside the home.

Having more Positive Childhood Experiences in children’s lives protect them from the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences. Here are 4 PCEs that parents can introduce in the home.

Parents who introduce Positive Childhood Experiences in their family life can mitigate the risks to their TCKs arising from exposure to Adverse Childhood Experiences.

21% of TCKs experience 4 or more Adverse Childhood Experiences, putting them at higher risk of suffering poor physical and mental health in adulthood. Parents can mitigate these risks by introducing Positive Childhood Experiences in their family life.

TCKs gain much from their internationally mobile childhoods.

Planning for TCKs to have a smooth(er) return to Singapore is best begun years in advance! Don’t wait till too late.

What are the benefits and challenges of being a TCK?

Tips for celebrating National Day while in another country.