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Just like adults, children experience complex feelings such as anger, sadness, fear and jealousy. Without an adult’s support, it can be difficult for young children to recognise and communicate their feelings and, in a desperate attempt, may act out in physical, problematic ways. As parents, it is vital to help name the feeling by developing […]
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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
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It is common for parents to get a bit worried when they see their little ones walking on tiptoes for a prolonged amount of time. Although usually, it is nothing and part and parcel of normal development, there are rare cases of underlying health, medical or developmental conditions that parents need to be aware of.
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Most parents are usually shocked the first time they get bitten. Not only was it unexpected, but now that our little ones have found other ways to use their pearly whites, what are we going to do about it? Should we be upset and berate them for their bad behaviour, or should we let them
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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
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If you feel constipated during confinement, do not be embarrassed because it is quite common for mums to not poop for the first couple of days right after giving birth to their baby. Statistics show that at least 20 percent of mums are constipated after giving birth, and there are a couple of reasons why
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If there’s any great exercise geared towards improving a baby’s development, it would be tummy time. Tummy time is simply anytime during the day when your baby is awake and spending time on their stomach. Doing tummy time is essential because it helps develop the neck, back, and shoulder muscles’ core muscles. These are all
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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
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When COVID became a global pandemic in 2020, parents had no choice but to accept home learning as the new normal. And even with the Ministry’s aim to have all children physically return to school by the end of January, there’s simply no telling if this will materialise. With the possible prospect of more home
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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
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