Tink It Learning Loft

Tink It Learning Loft We focus on the whole individual, addressing both academic and emotional needs

06/11/2025

Ever seen your child overwhelmed? It’s like their brain mirror fogs up.

Instead of reacting, model reflection demonstrates calm, acknowledges the emotion, and guides them through it.

Because when you reflect, they learn to do the same.

➡️ How do you help your child think before reacting?

✨ Discover the books I co-created: https://tinyurl.com/TinkEF2025
Use code “DRSITI15” for 15% OFF!

04/11/2025

When your child can’t focus, it’s not always about trying harder; their focus bucket might be leaking.

Noise. Hunger. Screens. These small “leaks” drain attention faster than we realise.

Patch them first with breaks, clear steps, and healthy snacks before pouring in more effort. Because when we fix what drains focus, learning finally sticks. 💛

What helps your child focus better? Is it quiet time, short breaks, or a clear routine? Share your tip below 👇

🌱 Check out the books I co-created: https://tinyurl.com/TinkEF2025
Use code “DRSITI15” for 15% OFF!

29/10/2025

Some kids just haven’t found their remote yet.
When they react before thinking, it’s not defiance, it’s development.

Impulse control is about learning to press pause, not perfection.

Try a simple “Pause Card” at home.
When things get tense, hold it up, take a breath, and name what’s happening.

Every pause is a chance to reset.
What helps your child pause before reacting? Breathing, visuals, or gentle words? Share your tip below!

📚 Explore the books I co-created to support your parenting journey: https://tinyurl.com/TinkEF2025
Use code “DRSITI15” for 15% OFF!

27/10/2025

Your child’s memory isn’t broken. Their sticky notes just fell off.

Working memory holds short tasks like “pack homework” or “bring water bottle.” When too many pile up, some fall away.

Instead of scolding forgetfulness, make memory visible.
Use checklists, simple routines, or a clear “pack-up” spot. That’s how habits stick.

What helps your child remember better? Checklists, alarms, or routines? Share your tip below.

📚 Check out the books I co-created: https://tinyurl.com/TinkEF2025

22/10/2025

You can’t teach calm if your child’s cup is empty.
When kids act out, they’re not always being difficult.

They’re often running on empty, tired, hungry, or overwhelmed.
Fill their cup first with connection, attention, and reassurance.

Because a calm parent creates a calm child.
What fills your child’s cup the fastest? A hug, playtime, or quiet talk? Share below to inspire another parent.

📚 Check out the books I co-created: https://tinyurl.com/TinkEF2025

10/10/2025

Emotional intelligence starts with us, the parents.

When children grow up seeing us regulate our emotions calmly, they learn to do the same. In Islam, our emotions align with the five aspects of the human psyche: qalb, nafs, ruh, akal, and ihsas.

It’s how we nurture children who are not only emotionally intelligent but also spiritually grounded.

In today’s world, even children as young as 10 struggle with emotional pain and self-harm. This is our reminder: raising emotionally resilient young Muslims begins with healing ourselves first.

Through husnuzon (positive thinking), dua, and gentle words, just like Prophet Ya’qub calling his son “Ya Bunaya” we teach love, patience, and empathy that last a lifetime.

25/09/2025

A day of learning, sharing, and growing together.
Educators came together to explore inclusive education, neurodiversity, and teaching strategies.

From building new skills to strengthening our commitment to supporting every child, this training was a reminder that teaching is not just a profession — it’s an amanah (trust).

Here’s a look back at some of the highlights!

06/08/2025

“Teachers are human. We’re not robots.”

This powerful reminder came up during our Inclusive Education Training — a space where Islamic educators gathered to explore how to better support neurodiverse learners with compassion and understanding.

From navigating emotional triggers to engaging parents in the process, we discussed:

✔️ Why behaviour isn’t always defiance
✔️ How to recognise red flags without rushing to label
✔️ The importance of parent collaboration in managing ADHD, autism, and learning differences
✔️ Rooting our approach in rahmah (compassion) and 'adil (justice)

Because inclusive education isn’t just a method; it’s a mindset.

📢 TinkIt! offers teacher training for schools and institutions; specialising in inclusive education and teaching strategies for students with autism, ADHD, and dyslexia.

📩 Interested in this programme?
Email dr.siti.mariam@tink-it.sg to learn more.

Follow us for future training dates and educator resources.

04/08/2025

So, what makes Tink It different?
We don’t just focus on academics, we focus on the brain behind the learning.

Through brain-based games, early intervention, and targeted educational therapy, we help kids build focus, flexibility, and confidence, not just grades.

We’re not here to replace tuition.
We’re here to reimagine what effective support looks like.

Curious how it all works?
Book a discovery call; we’ll guide you through it, step by step.

01/08/2025

From cozy classroom setups to colorful learning moments, no two days are ever the same.

We build skills through structured play, puzzles, and personalised exercises that help children grow in focus, flexibility, and confidence.

Curious what a session looks like for your child?
Now’s the perfect time to try it out.

Book a trial class for just $75 (1 hour): https://shorturl.at/ph5Qr

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300 Tampines Avenue 5 #09/02
Singapore
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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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