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    Edy
    Published on 28-10-2011 07:36 PM
    Categories:
    1. Breastfeed

    Source: Health Xchange Editor, with expertise from the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Dept at singapore general hospital.

    Breastfeeding is the normal and natural way of feeding babies. Every pregnant woman dreams of perfect bonding sessions with her baby. But for some, breastfeeding can be challenging. In Singapore as in many other developed countries, less than half of mothers still partially ...
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    Edy
    Published on 19-10-2011 06:30 AM
    Categories:
    1. Preschool

    Nowadays, schools have moved away from the traditional teaching of the family as the basic unit of society made up of the father, mother and children - all biologically related. Times have changed and with it the traditional lessons we once thought would stand the test of time must now be revised. In some cases one of the biological parent's is no longer at home through either divorce or death and ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 19-10-2011 06:27 AM
    Categories:
    1. Toddler

    We parents dont't need to be taught the ways to express our love to our kids. Most of us naturally know how to do it: a hug, a kiss, rubbing the kid's back, words of encouragement or affectionate talking... all these that we are so familiar with, that we do everyday, are signs of love. This article only serves as a reminder - and probably a checklist, for a few methods that we can use.
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    by
    Edy
    Published on 19-10-2011 06:23 AM
    Categories:
    1. Toddler

    After learning that a child has special needs, the next big step for parents is finding a therapy team that can help their child meet their goals. It sounds easy, but it can be more challenging than most parents think.

    Here are ten things to keep in mind:

    1. Review family goals: The first thing a family needs to do is review their own approach to their child and what their ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 19-10-2011 06:20 AM
    Categories:
    1. Pregnancy

    There is an abundance of information for new moms, but very little useful advice for new dads.

    There are essentially three things that all great Dads use when raising their children; they are also the measuring stick that all other advice and activities should be held to. Following these three tips will ensure a strong foundation for a successful and happy relationship between dad and ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 19-10-2011 06:16 AM
    Categories:
    1. Baby

    Married couples who desire to have children of their own do not always get what they wished and prayed for. While some are able to have normal kids, the others are not as lucky as their child or children have special needs. The challenge for couples with special children is greater but this is not to say that they should easily give up. It is when kids with special needs are born into this world that ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 06-09-2011 09:04 PM
    Categories:
    1. Baby

    Swaddling a baby by wrapping it snugly in swaddling cloths to restrict movement has been practiced since around 4000 B.C. in Central Asia. Migrating people used back-pack cradle boards to carry babies, and thus started the practice of swaddling. As migration continued through generations, swaddling became a permanent part of their lives. In Biblical times, a newborn baby was washed, rubbed with salt ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 06-09-2011 09:02 PM
    Categories:
    1. Toddler

    There is so much talk these days about childhood obesity and how this is the first generation ever that are not expected to outlive their parents. So how do we instill in our children the habit of healthy eating?

    It is evident that the bad habits we show in adulthood are primarily developed in childhood. Adults who refuse to eat vegetables were often forced to do so as children, most ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 06-09-2011 08:56 PM
    Categories:
    1. Preschool

    Prior to having children my husband and I ate out at least once a week and really enjoyed this part of our lives. Since having children we do not go out as much due to money restrictions. However we still eat out at least twice a week and mostly that is with our children. Here are my top tips on taking children out to restaurants, which will hopefully make your meal out an enjoyable one and not a ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 06-09-2011 08:54 PM
    Categories:
    1. Conceive

    Everyone has high hopes for a perfect life... From landing the perfect job to finding and marrying the perfect mate to choosing the perfect time to have a child. Everyone has "their perfect plan." However, real life rarely matches our expectations of perfection. Sometimes things do go just as we hoped, but when they dont't, we need to be prepared to alter not only our perfect plan, but also ...
    by
    Edy
    Published on 06-09-2011 08:47 PM
    Categories:
    1. Preschool

    It has been established that firstborns and only child are perfectionists.
    But sometimes along my journey I meet parents who disagree with me. They tell me that their firstborns are not conscientious and are not being as successful in school as they are supposed to be.
    Some of the signs include:
    Not handing in a school assignment although it's already completed
    Starting ...

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