From providing knowledge to offering specific, practical guidance, the Building Brains method has been introduced to parents, caregivers, teachers, and health workers in many localities through a variety of activities such as training sessions, clubs, and seminars. With an inclusive approach, this method offers children from 0 to 3 years old the opportunity to be nurtured and educated in a holistic way, laying a strong foundation for their future development.

Positive discipline is not just saying “NO” to violence, but a different and humane approach, putting children at the center of the parenting process with respect and empathy. This method encourages adults to recognize and understand children’s emotions and needs, and to guide and educate them with love rather than control or punishment. Positive discipline is the key to building a loving, confident and mature generation in a safe, non-violent environment.

Over the past 35 years, Save the Children (SC) has undertaken numerous practical projects, continuously accompanying Vietnamese children and communities on their journey to respond to natural disasters and climate change, thereby contributing to the development of strong communities and their readiness to face natural challenges.

With more than a century of global operations and 35 years of presence in Vietnam, Save the Children (SC) has remained steadfast in its mission: to drive breakthroughs in the way the world treats children, achieving both immediate and lasting change in their lives. In Vietnam, this commitment is reflected in tireless efforts to ensure that every child — especially those in vulnerable circumstances — has the opportunity to live safely and healthily, access quality education, participate in society, and realize their full potential.