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As parents, it is natural for us to want to protect our children when they struggle or face challenges in life. This means that sometimes, as well-intentioned as we may be, we may end up over-protecting or over-guiding our children. This can lead to them becoming risk-averse or unable to deal with conflict when it […]
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Social inclusion plays a significant role in any child’s development. Getting left out of school activities, having no friends, cyberbullying or being the last to be chosen in a group really stings quite a lot. These are all examples of social exclusion or relational aggression that affect children today. Over time, this can impact a
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Patience may be a virtue, but let’s face it – even adults struggle with patience on a regular basis. It certainly isn’t an innate quality we’re all born with – but it happens to be one of the essential qualities to have. This makes it all the more vital that you instil the trait of
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Good social skills are an essential part of functioning in society. Therefore, developing these skills in children at a young age can help prepare and ensure your children for a lifetime of healthier interactions or relationships in all areas of life. While some children can naturally understand how to interact socially with others quite well,
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So you’ve just popped out a gorgeous baby – poof! You’re now losing chunks of hair. What is going on? Well, this unwelcome phenomenon is called postpartum hair loss, which happens after childbirth. It is ok to feel upset about losing so much hair; even though you may be a mum now, you’re still a
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Many people like to think that urinary tract infection (UTI) is a common problem faced by adults when, in fact, they occur quite commonly in young children too. If they complain to you about the usual tell-tale symptoms like a stinging sensation while urinating or having to use the bathroom more frequently, chances are your
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It is common to equate chubby cheeks and Michelin rolls to a well-fed, healthy baby. Just see how everyone squeals in delight when they see one! But before you start feeling guilty for not producing enough milk, underfeeding or not investing in the best formula for your precious little bundle, pause and take a deep
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Every child expresses, craves and receives love in different ways – through acts of service, gifts, quality time or physical touch and words of affirmations. Each of these expressions represents a distinctive ‘love language.’ As parents, it’s easier to treat all of our children the same way. However, it is imperative to remember that each
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As your child matures, they become more active, independent and keen to discover the world around them. Young children may find it challenging to understand the concepts of risk and vulnerability or inappropriate behaviours. Thus, parents need to educate their children about personal safety so that they are equipped with life skills that would carry
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Even as your little one is developing at a rapid pace and seems to be gaining more independence, goodbyes can still be challenging when there are sudden meltdowns and tears. The most likely cause for this is separation anxiety because even though your child is given more freedom to explore, this doesn’t mean they are
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