Straitstimes.com header logo

Choose edition

Search

singapore

asia

world

opinion

life

business

sport

Visual

Podcasts

SPH Rewards

STClassifieds

Paid press releases

Advertise with us

FAQs

Contact us

 
author-image
author-image

Stephanie Yeo

Senior Correspondent

Stephanie is senior correspondent at The Straits Times’ Life section, covering lifestyle topics such as women’s issues, workplace trends, health and family life. In her previous role as editor of Young Parents magazine, she led the title to double honours in 2011 when it was awarded Magazine of the Year and Consumer Magazine of the Year by the Magazine Publishers Association of Singapore. When she is not hunting for profiles with a compelling backstory, she indulges her wanderlust.

Email

Latest articles

High-protein drinks are everywhere, but do you really need them?

Once associated with bodybuilders, ready-to-drink protein beverages have now become mainstream.
Once associated with bodybuilders, ready-to-drink protein beverages have now become mainstream.

Mum advocates: Pregnancy loss coach helps ‘invisible mums’ who feel anxiety, guilt and shame

Ms Vernessa Chuah, who has lost three babies, felt a calling to support women with pregnancy loss.
Ms Vernessa Chuah, who has lost three babies, felt a calling to support women with pregnancy loss.

Mum advocates: She created a community where mums can be vulnerable about their changing identities

The Mum Collective SG founder Nurulhuda Mohamd Rasid with her daughter Naeema Taufiq, (left) four, and son Kareem Taufiq, 22 months, at home.
The Mum Collective SG founder Nurulhuda Mohamd Rasid with her daughter Naeema Taufiq, (left) four, and son Kareem Taufiq, 22 months, at home.

Mum advocates: She worked through maternity leave, now she helps parents find the joy of having kids

As founder of Baby Planner SG, Ms Teng Yi Ling teaches new and expectant parents how to care for their babies.
As founder of Baby Planner SG, Ms Teng Yi Ling teaches new and expectant parents how to care for their babies.

Mum advocates: They give voice to the silent struggles of mothers

(Clockwise from left) Ms Vernessa Chuah, Ms Nurulhuda Mohamd Rasid and Ms Teng Yi Ling have started initiatives and businesses to support mothers and couples in various aspects of parenting.
(Clockwise from left) Ms Vernessa Chuah, Ms Nurulhuda Mohamd Rasid and Ms Teng Yi Ling have started initiatives and businesses to support mothers and couples in various aspects of parenting.

Cracked teeth: How hard foods and teeth grinding can take a toll on your smile

One of the first symptoms of cracked teeth is pain when eating hot or cold food and drinks.
One of the first symptoms of cracked teeth is pain when eating hot or cold food and drinks.

‘Even if you have a crummy job, you can have a meaningful life’: design thinking guru Bill Burnett

Bill Burnett says the "meaning crisis" people face today inspired his new book, How to Live a Meaningful Life: Using Design Thinking to Unlock Purpose, Joy, and Flow Every Day.
Bill Burnett says the "meaning crisis" people face today inspired his new book, How to Live a Meaningful Life: Using Design Thinking to Unlock Purpose, Joy, and Flow Every Day.

Pilates studios are popping up everywhere, what’s driving Singapore’s core obsession?

Vaura Pilates' Vaura After Dark event at Gardens by the Bay in June 2025.
Vaura Pilates' Vaura After Dark event at Gardens by the Bay in June 2025.

Insomnia woes: Learn what could help, and what could hurt, with getting a good night’s sleep

Many people complain about having insomnia, but few realise that there are different types of insomniacs.
Many people complain about having insomnia, but few realise that there are different types of insomniacs.

AI gender gap at work: Are women being left behind in Singapore’s AI push?

Industry leaders (clockwise from top left) Soo Mei May, Camellia Chan, Monica Divik Agarwal, Yap E Fang, Anupama Kannan and Tien Nguyet Long are working to close the AI gender gap.
Industry leaders (clockwise from top left) Soo Mei May, Camellia Chan, Monica Divik Agarwal, Yap E Fang, Anupama Kannan and Tien Nguyet Long are working to close the AI gender gap.

E-paper

Newsletters

Podcasts

RSS Feed

About Us

Terms & Conditions

Personal Data Protection Notice

Need help? Reach us here.

Advertise with us

Download the app

Get unlimited access to exclusive stories and incisive insights from the ST newsroom
Subscribe Placeholder
MDDI (P) 046/10/2025. Published by SPH Media Limited, Co. Regn. No.202120748H. Copyright © 2026 SPH Media Limited. All rights reserved.