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Life lessons kids learn from travelling Packing tips for family vacations OCT 2014 Issue 155 $4.50 (Incl. GST)

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Ideas Vertical Art Six DIY projects to spruce up an empty wall

12 Showcase Airport Style

Fashion inspirations for mum and dad

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14 Get the Look Come Away With Us! Five outfits for five destinations

24 Tips on Studying Smart

Four tips to get the most of your child’s time spent studying

36 Your Travel Survival Kit

Must-have essentials when travelling with kids in tow

26 For Your Eyes Only

Find out if contact lenses are suitable for kids

37 Understanding Singapore Travellers

Find out what Singaporeans’ destination of choice is when it comes to travelling

28 Myopia Myths Dispelled

Ways to safeguard your child’s eyesight

Model: Lois, Red Carpet Invite (9739 3673) Art Direction: Mabel Leng & Geraldine Tan Photography: Justin Loh & Max Ng, Shining Head Media Illustrations: Joseph Tey Fashion Stylist: Raja Jumira Makeup & Hairstyling: Venice Ng, using Make Up For Ever Clothes: Zara Shoes: Not Too Big

32 Teaching Through Travel

Life lessons kids learn from travelling

38 Ready, Steady, Travel…

12 recommended destinations for budget travel 42 Some Memories Never Fade Keep memories fresh long after the vacation ends

34 Packing It Right

Adopt these smart packing habits

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44 Beat Your Travel Woes

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46 2 Perfect Days in Siem Reap

A beginner’s guide to Cambodia’s best known city 48 Time to Get Away!

Check out these hotels for your next staycation 51 Sunny Sides Up at Sentosa

Our top four attractions in Sentosa 52 Did You Just Do That?

Take note of some of the world’s strangest customs

59 A set of Cornelle Snapware products

4 Our Experts 8 Snips & Snaps 20 Beauty Fix 56 What’s On 58 Recipes 60 In The Know

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Foot Care Give your feet the attention it deserves with Scholl Velvet Smooth Express Pedi ($49.90, Watsons), an electronic foot file specially designed to exfoliate your feet. You’ll be surprised that one single use of the product can achieve better results than frequent professional foot spas, which may be pricey. Not only is it cost-effective, it comes with an easy-to-remove Micralumina roller head ($19.90, Watsons) that can be washed and replaced whenever needed.

With a little effort, tea lovers can now turn your usual cup of tea into an exciting beverage. Just a few pantry ingredients such as fruit, ginger, lemongrass, sparkling soda and a trusty Lipton Yellow Label or Lipton Pyramid Tea bag ($5.85 per box of 100 tea bags, and $4.95 per box of 20 tea bags respectively, major supermarkets) is all you need.

Give a new twist to your Lipton tea today!

Guilt-Free Pleasure Start your mornings right with the Nestle Fitnesse chocolate cereal ($6.70, major supermarkets). Covered in delectable chocolate, the crispy whole grain flakes are high in fibre and folic acid, keeping you full and satisfied for longer periods of time. It’s only 110 calories per serving, so you don’t have to worry about packing on the pounds!

Flavour Burst Long-Lasting Freshness Be assured that the kids are protected even when you’re not around! Before playtime, apply the Johnson’s Baby Active Fresh Powder (from $1.50, major supermarkets and pharmacies) for a soothing and comforting soft skin. Then, freshen them up with Tollyjoy’s Fresh & Clean Baby Wipes (from $3, all leading department stores and baby specialty stores)!

Bite-sized and generously seasoned, the new range of Bruschette Maretti ($2.35, major supermarkets) snacks is guaranteed to make your taste buds yearn for more. Perfect as a light snack on its own or complemented with a hearty soup during lunch!

Perfect Toast Prefer your bread toasted? Enjoy a tastier slice of life with the Sunshine Enriched White Toastie Thick Slice Bread ($1.60, leading supermarkets and petrol kiosks), where the thickness of the bread is perfected so they are more ideal for toasting.

Also, collect and bring 30 wrappers of the Sunshine Enriched White Toastie Thick Slice Bread to the Mayers showroom at Plaza Singapura to exchange for a Mayer toaster worth $69. Hurry, as the redemption ends on 15 November!

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Cornell launches a cordless Hello Kitty Kettle (promotional price of $49.90, RTP: $69.90, Audio House, Courts, Harvey Norman, Gain City, Mustafa, Mega Discount Stores, 7-Eleven, Parisilk and other electronic stores)! More than just any ordinary kitchen appliance, the kettle comes in handy whenever you need to brew a perk-me-up. With a 360-degree rotational base and cord storage, it has a capacity of !

WIN 1.7 litres and boasts a secure, hinged lid for easy filling. And that’s not all! Thanks to its high-grade stainless steel material and wide angled spout that makes pouring easy, it’s safe to use, even for kids.

Can’t get enough of Hello Kitty in your home? For craft junkies out there, don’t miss out on this special edition Brother Hello Kitty Home Sewing Machine (from $348, Brother authorised resellers and superstores). It combines sewing, quilting and embroidery features with the latest innovation and technology. Also, we love how it’s suitable for all skill levels, making it a fun-filled activity for the whole family!

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If you’re familiar with the highly popular stainless steel carafes by Thermos, the THV-series ($59 onwards, major department stores) is now available in three different sizes (1.0L, 1.5L and 2.0L). From serving coffee in the boardroom to hosting a party, you can now enjoy relaxing moments with your favourite beverages.

Healthier Tresses

Worried about your hair loss and not sure what to do? Consider this award-winning Detox Restorative Spa Treatment ($348, Ngee Ann City, Plaza Singapura and Wheelock Place) at PHS Hair Science. It not only helps detoxify the scalp, but it also rejuvenates your hair cells and boosts its growth. Feel your hair breathe again!

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Hat, $35.90, Zara

Samsonite Travel Marshmallow cabin luggage, $650, Samsonite stores and leading department stores

TUMI Alpha 2 travel kit, $165, TUMI Singapore stores

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Ray Ban shades, $390, Optical 88 Vivocity

Tod’s Gomminos loafers, $710, Tod’s boutique

Targus Geo 15.6” messenger bag, $99, Challenger, EpiCentre, EpiLife, Harvey Norman & Sprint-Cass Travel Retail

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Martine map dress, $179 & Joules red cardigan, $79, both from Not Too Big; Be*U happy car shoes, $158, TweenAge; Headband, $12.90 for two, Necklace & bracelet, $13.90 per set, all from Accessorize; La Marelle iguana box, $23 & La Marelle pink box, $28, TweenAge Socks, stylist’s own

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ILLUSTRATIONS JOSEPH TEY

Fashion Stylist Raja Jumira

Makeup & Hairstyling Venice Ng, using Make Up For Ever

Art Direction Mabel Leng

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Get inspired by these destinations and our vacation-worthy outfits.

grow 1 Toys, electronic gadgets or books Whip these out systematically when you can tell they’re getting bored with their current entertainment. “My kids love gadgets, so I always bring along my fully charged smartphone and tablet to keep them occupied,” says Christine Yee, a mother of two.

Ot h e r s u b stitu t e s: “Think of games with extended play, and bring out different toys at regular intervals,” advised Dr Vivian Hill, educational psychologist from the Institute of Education. Finger puppets and activity cards are toys that can be drawn out to last a lot longer.

2 Healthy snacks Your kids may not take to the kids’ meals provided by the airline. So, to prevent a hunger tantrum, pack healthy snacks or even a small meal for picky eaters.

3 Extra sets of clothes

Your Travel

Small, energetic kids in a confined space? It’s almost a given that they’ll spill drinks all over themselves or get food in their hair.

Survival Kit Keep your little ones happy on the plane, or a long coach, or car ride with these must-haves!

Top three toys to take on a plane*

1. Loom Bands 2. Play-Doh 3. Lego

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A magnetic doodle board

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If your child likes drawing, this is less messy than paper and markers. It is also easier to carry around.

Ot h e r s u b stitu t e s: Dr Vivian recommended having games that you don’t need to carry. Verbal games like ‘I Spy’ and ‘20 Questions’ are good ways to pass the time too.

Sealable plastic bags in different sizes They hold soiled or wet clothing, half-eaten fruit or snacks, a leaky water bottle, and anything you need to pack away neatly.

5 Their favourite security blanket or plush toy This is useful for keeping younger children happy, especially at nap time.

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Gummy sweets This is to relieve air pressure discomfort on flights.

Oth e r s u b stitute s: Dr Vivian suggested having drinks on hand so your kids may take a sip for take-off and landing. “This is so that they don’t concentrate on the air pressure, which can affect children more than adults.”

Understanding

Singapore Travellers

Find out what Singaporeans’ destination of choice is when it comes to travelling.

Singaporeans love their holidays! According to a new MasterCard study, we venture overseas once every three months, making us one of the most well-travelled in Asia Pacific. Here’s a handy guide to help you plan your trip around your interests.

56% travel within South-East Asia (SEA)

Malaysia Thailand Indonesia

Where they go

14% explore the rest of the world

30%

venture to Greater Asia, Australia & New Zealand

United States of America Great Britain France

Hong Kong china Australia

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Married with younger children

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What they enjoy:

Married with older children

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What they enjoy:

Break from routine

Taking a break

Guided tours

Cultural immersions

Theme parks

Visiting someone

Great shopping deals Celebrations

Average amount spent

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Great shopping deals Celebrations

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Average amount spent

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2 Perfect Days

in Siem Reap

While it is possibly the best known Cambodian city, Siem Reap still manages to surprise and delight visitors.

By Raja Jumira

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ou can’t visit Siem Reap and not see Angkor Wat. Nor should you neglect the other parts of the town, which do so much to add to the charm and allure of this historical area.

After recovering from years of instability following the rule of the Khmer Rouge, Siem Reap has become the epicentre of the new Cambodia, boasting the country’s best restaurants, world-class spas, and probably more hotels and hostels than temples.

But at heart, it’s still a lovely town with a gently flowing river, pretty French shophouses, beautiful tree-lined promenades, and of course, an ancient temple that’s a

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UNESCO World Heritage site.

If you’re planning on travelling to Siem Reap for the weekend, and you’re not quite sure what to do there and where to go, here’s a basic beginner’s guide.

Temple Run The temples are what everyone’s here for, and Angkor doesn’t disappoint (Angkor Pass: US$20 for one day, US$40 for three days) – and in particular, the stupendous Angkor Wat. Rise in the darkness to start your stay with a bang by savouring an awe-inspiring sunrise over the world’s largest religious structure.

Take a tuk-tuk or hire a bike.

It’s the most popular thing to do here, so expect to be joined by hundreds or thousands of others.

Siem Reap has more than just Angkor Wat when it comes to temples. Visit the main temple circuit – Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm – at your own pace. If you fancy yourself as a Cambodian Indiana Jones, visit Beng Mealea, where you can see what the temples would look like if left to nature.

Spend the day discovering some of the lesser-visited ruins and any smaller temple that catches your eye.

The temples close to Siem Reap can be explored without a guide.

Market Day The quickest way to discover Cambodian life is to visit the Old Market at Phsar Chas. It’s not for the squeamish as vendors openly gut fish, and butcher and display different

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Exploring the temple ruins

Homes on stilts on the floating village of Kampong Phluk

Take a boat and enjoy the beauty of the flooded forest

meat and organs. For the adventurous palate, there are crispy fried tarantulas, stewed ants, snails sautéed with black olives and deep-fried crickets. But if you fancy something tamer, sample the grilled beef rice paper rolls or fried banana kebabs.

Gone Amok Addicted to Khmer food? Take a class in traditional cooking and you’ll satisfy your cravings long after you leave Cambodia. The talented chef instructors at Cooks ‘N Tuk Tuks will take you shopping for fresh produce at the local market before revealing the secrets of making fish amok – a coconut milk-based Cambodian national dish – and other favourites.

Water World Built on seven-metre-high stilts on the Tonle Sap, the floating village of

Kampong Phluk survives almost exclusively on fishing and related activities. However, the flooded forest nearby is the main attraction. Every year, it is inundated when the lake rises to take the Mekong’s overflow.

As the lake drops, the petrified trees are revealed.

Exploring this area by wooden dugout in the wet season (Aug-Nov) is very atmospheric, with scenes that look straight out of a movie. Get there from the other floating village of Chong Kneas, where a boat can be arranged for the hour-long journey.

People Watch Pub Street is Siem Reap’s party hub, so grab a drink (or a scoop of Siem Reap’s best ice cream at Blue Pumpkin) and soak it all up.

Continue down the road to find a spot for dinner. All the restaurants offer reasonably priced Western and local food. End your evening, sipping a rose and lemongrass martini at the highly-recommended Miss Wong – a classy cocktail bar, located along a small side street, which will transport you back to 1930s Shanghai and serve as a good refuge from the madness one street over.

Pin Drop Create your own personalised guide by bookmarking places you would like to visit overseas. You can even crowd-source recommendations from friends!

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Kamen Rider Fourze Aims For Space!

Let’s see what makes Kamen Rider Fourze the exciting new superhero to look forward to!

Who is Kamen Rider Fourze?

Gentaro Kisaragi, a high school student at Amanogawa High School, was entrusted with the Fourze Driver transformation device and mysterious Astro Switches.

These enable him to transform into Kamen Rider Fourze to fight the Zodiarts monsters that begin to appear on the campus.

Did you know?

Fourze Driver

What are these Astro Switches?

Astro Switches are mysterious devices that are the source of Kamen Rider Fourze’s powers. They are infused with cosmic energy to materialise weapons known as Fourze Modules.

There are a total of 40 Astro Switches, 10 of which correspond to one of the attachment ports on Kamen Rider Fourze’s limbs.

Rocket Switch

Launcher Switch

Drill Switch

Radar Switch

Kamen Rider Fourze’s name is a combination of “Four” and “Zero”, an indication of the different powers and weapons he can access with 40 unique Astro Switches.

Here’s how you can transform into Kamen Rider Fourze in three easy steps!

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Insert four Astro Switches into DX Fourze Driver 2

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To assist Kamen Rider Fourze in the fight against Zodiarts, Foodroids are special mini support robots modelled after fast food and animals. Foodroids can transform from its Food mode into its Roid Mode by inserting its compatible Astro Switch.

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Collect all 40 different Astro Switches to unlock unique sound effects from the show!

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Although these creatures were bigger in the imagination than in reality, these modern-day monsters are still impressive creatures.

Proud Parents A crocodile might be the last thing you want to see when you're going for a swim. But, as far as their babies are concerned, they're great parents.

Crocodiles are one of the few members of the reptile family who take care of their young.

They build or dig nests for their eggs. When they hatch, the crocodile is there to take care of its new brood. Indeed, some species even carry their babies from the nest to the water edge in their mouth – and aren't tempted to eat a single one!

sneaky snapper There are over 20 species of crocodilian, including crocodiles, alligators and caimans. The biggest are saltwater crocodiles, which can grow to over six metres long and weigh more than a car.

Crocodilians are very good at hiding in the water – even the big ones – and ambush their prey, sneaking up on them as they drink before lunging out of the water to grab them. In fact, some species of crocodiles can even jump straight up out of the water.

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D ra g o n s O D O M KO DRAGO N WORTH MONITORING The heavyweights of the lizard world are the monitors, and the king amongst them is the Komodo dragon. Found on the island of Komodo and some neighbouring islands, these fearsome creatures grow to over three metres and weigh more than two people put together.

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They are big enough to kill and eat deer, and have even been known to eat children!

N E I R A M UAN IG A NOT A PRETTY SIGHT The marine iguana is so odd-looking that even the renowned naturalist, Charles Darwin, described them as “disgusting”.

However, he was probably impressed by their swimming skills, as this strange lizard can stay underwater for up to an hour.

fossils – the remains or impression of a prehistoric plant or animal embedded in rock and preserved in petrified form

basilisk – a mythical reptile with a

lethal gaze or breath, hatched by a serpent from a cock's egg

tempted – have an urge or inclination to do something

caimans – semi-aquatic reptiles

similar to the alligator but with a heavily armoured belly, native to tropical America

ambush – make a surprise attack (on someone) from a concealed position

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