Updated: Mar 20 January marks the start of another new year. As many families return from their travels abroad and adjust to the start of the school year, many clinics are seeing the usual peak of coughs and colds in children. In addition, facing the challenges of the new school year can sometimes take a toll …
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The news that you are expecting your second child may come with a flurry of congratulations and excitement, but be sure not to forget that it may be a daunting experience for your firstborn. Knowing that they are going to be a the big brother or big sister might instill some pride in your firstborn, …
Updated: Nov 19, 2018 The recent news regarding the death of two children in Malaysia due to a more severe form of hand foot and mouth disease (HFMD) from the enterovirus-71 (EV-71) strain, have set off alarm bells regarding this illness. I have had some parents who were absolutely dismayed about their child’s HFMD diagnosis and …
Updated: Mar 20 Studies into brain growth and early language development – a fascinating and complex process – indicate that how an infant acquires language is dependent on the early neural connections (synapses) that are stimulated through responsive interaction with others, ideally during the first two years of life. The most effective learning occurs when these …
Updated: Mar 20 Tantrums and meltdowns are common in preschoolers. When they happen, it can be challenging for parents to deal with, especially when parents themselves are frustrated too. The frequently-asked questions on parenting forums and Facebook group pages in relation to kids’ tantrums/meltdowns usually revolve around “How can I deal with it calmly?” or “How should I deal …
Updated: May 9 Taking care and maintaining brain health is important for everyone, but it is even more crucial for young kids! This is because 90% of brain development happens from age 1 to 5. Here are 4 food to incorporate into your child’s diet for optimal brain development. Pumpkin Seeds Pumpkin seeds are rich in …
Have you ever encountered moments when you do not understand a specific word that your child is saying all the time? Children these days have their own set of urban vocabulary and lingos to communicate among each other. As parents, we need to educate ourselves to keep up with the trend and relate better with …
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Updated: May 9 Source: Pinterest Going through an examination is always nerve wrecking for both the parent and child. When put through an evaluation, it tends to get the blood pressure going or overwork our sweat glands. Our kids taking their first tests probably feel worse, having to deal with anxiety or a range of emotions …
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more you learn, the more places you’ll go!” -Dr. Seuss As a child, that was a quote (from the book titled “I can read with my eyes shut” by Dr. Seuss) that stuck with me the most. So it is no surprise that …
Source: Unsplash Terrible Twos is nightmare to parents and can be embarrassing when it happens in public. Here are some tips in managing it: Be Patient: That is right, patience is a virtue. While your kid is going through this phase, give yourself and your kid enough time to adjust to changes. Never …
