Teething When Can I Expect My Baby to Start Teething? The first baby tooth sprouts around 6 months of age. By 3 years old, a complete set of 20 milk teeth will have appeared. However, there are exceptions where some babies are born with a tooth or teeth called natal teeth. Teeth which develop within

Play: How Your Child Plays from 0-5 Years Types of Play Stages in Children As your child grows, they will develop emotionally, socially, intellectually and physically through a series of sequential stages. Play requirements will then vary according to age and the child’s developmental level. Play should advance accordingly as your child moves through these

Play: Impact on Child Development Play is an important part of children’s development. Play is an integral part of a child’s development. It helps in their overall development by promoting physical, mental, social and emotional growth. Furthermore, repetitive play can help children master a few different skills. Play can be more constructive when parents get involved

Helping Your Child Learn Children these days tend to have an even busier schedule than adults, with their days filled to the brim with various activities from piano lessons to swimming classes. Parents hope these learning activities would give their children a head start in life. While some  parents try to make the most out

Helping Your Baby to Walk When Will My Baby Start Walking? Babies develop at their own pace. Typically, they start cruising (holding onto furniture to walk sideways) from 8 – 12 months old, and start walking from 10 – 15 months. These ranges provide a guideline to baby’s development. If your baby is delayed in

Toddler Milestones (2 to 6 years old) Although no two children are exactly alike, distinct development patterns can be observed in your children aged two to six years old. If you observe any abnormalities in your child’s development, please consult your paediatrician early. How is Your Child Developing in The Trying 2s? Walks alone. Rises