Early Development
February 28, 2020
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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
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Baby Milestones (1 – 12 months) Witnessing your baby’s development is an amazing and unique experience. However, anxiety and even apprehension inevitably creeps in every now and then in the course of his development. Parents will often question themselves: “Is my baby developing normally”? Providing yourself with information about your baby’s development stages will lessen
Travelling with Children, Early Development
May 13, 2019
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Part 1: Packing for a Trip with Toddlers Part 2: In-Flight Entertainment Part 3: Preparing Kid-friendly Meals Overseas Part 4: When Your Child Falls Sick Overseas https://youtu.be/HCcLX-MViq0 Flying with toddlers is often a worry for first-time parents. Toddler meltdowns can be a real nightmare on the flight when everyone is shooting dirty looks your way.
Early Development
October 31, 2017
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Healthy Eating for Your Toddler As your child enters toddlerhood, his digestive system has matured enough to process the same food as children and adults. It is important for parents to set healthy eating habits for their children at a young age as this can influence their dietary preferences in the later years. Recommended number
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Introducing Solid Foods At this stage, your baby will progress from a milk-only diet to one that also includes solid foods. When starting your baby on solid foods, establish a timetable for breakfast, lunch and dinner timings so your child can get used to it. You can begin weaning your baby with plain rice cereal
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In the first few months, it is common to experience anxiety about managing your baby’s needs around the clock – including feeding, diaper changes, baths, etc. Breastfeeding The World Health Organization (WHO) and Health Promotion Board (HPB) recommend that mothers breastfeed exclusively for the first 6 months before introducing solid foods together with breast milk. Breastfeeding creates