Child Care

Most parents tend to associate oatmeal baths with eczema, but did you know that they are great for heat rash and chicken pox too? In fact, they are great for other skin irritations and has been known to calm down inflamed skin.  Not all babies are born with perfect, smooth skin. Some struggle with baby […]

As students geared up to return to school in 2021, plans were squashed as Malaysia was hit with the third wave of Covid cases. As the number of cases rose past 4000, the Ministry of Education (MOE) sent a directive for virtual learning to continue in all schools nationwide. Unfortunately, not all children nor schools

With the alarming increase of cases in several states across Malaysia, it is not uncommon to hear of whole families being called in to be tested for COVID-19. Generally, adult individuals are far more prepared to deal with the uncomfortable “nasal swabs” or throat swabs during the test. Unfortunately, we can’t say the same for

Today more and more parents are more aware of the benefits of sensory play and its role in brain development. Most sensory activities focus on stimulating the touch, sight and hearing senses. When exposed to various sensory experiences, it allows their young brain to develop good sensory processing capabilities, especially during the first 3 years

Like it or not, children will grow up with all kinds of rashes. One day their skin would be baby smooth, and the next day it could be covered with some sort of rash, coupled with swelling and discharge thrown in to cause more worry. But before you start panicking and calling your GP, not

There are plenty of things that can cause a nappy rash. But the most common culprit that causes your newborn’s smooth skin to be replaced with an angry red rash is when your baby wears a wet or soiled diaper for too long.  When wearing a soiled diaper, your baby’s skin is constantly damp. Add

As children are forced to revert to online learning, parents need to be aware of how much more time children spend online. Without much else to do at home during the covid season, children are online not only to gain knowledge but also to play and socialise with friends. With increased online time, also comes