Families whose children and other family members love chocolate and chocolate drinks but can’t tolerate them have always had a hard time trying to find the right product to satisfy their family’s cravings. Continue reading
Baby Carrie, developed by one of the top Baby/Kids Shower brands in the market, Carrie Junior, emerged as the winner in the BabyTalk & MamaPapa Readers’ Choice Awards 2020 in the competitive categories of Baby Head-to-Toe Wash and Baby Lotion. Continue reading
Anyone who has been to Bangsar Village 1, an affluent shopping mall situated in Bangsar, has surely come across an alluring and inviting toy store named Janie & Joe. The award-winning store once again made news when it bagged the category of Toy Store in the BabyTalk & MamaPapa Readers’ Choice Awards 2020. Continue reading
It’s safe to say that every parent in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world today has surely come across the brand name Johnson’s®. At our home front, the timeless, reputable baby hair and skin care brand bagged a total of four awards for the categories of Newborn Baby Wash, Baby Powder, Baby Oil and Baby Shampoo in the BabyTalk & MamaPapa Readers’ Choice Awards 2020. Continue reading
The more we know, the more we grow, and this applies to everything – parenting not excluded. Every child is unique, and it’s strongly believed that everyone has a potential to be the best version of themselves. Continue reading
For many decades now, Abbott, a global healthcare leader, has dedicated their effort to advancing and sharing the latest science to develop nutrition products to help people live their healthiest selves.
Buckle your seatbelts and get ready for the road trip of a lifetime! Ahead of its 30 April 2021 premiere, Netflix has released the trailer for upcoming animated action-comedy The Mitchells vs. the Machines. Continue reading
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A relatively high percentage of young children in developing countries face micronutrient deficiencies. Research suggests that Vitamin A and D are amongst the most common nutrient deficiencies prevalent in children1, which often result in poor immunity, growth and development.
