It seems like becoming a parent in these modern times is akin to emptying your wallets, and not to mention, your bank accounts for the endless needs of your offspring, isn’t it? Financial matters aside, (which by the way, is an exaggeration just to capture your attention), the true price of modern parenting today seems to be higher than one can imagine, for it has far more to do than just finances. Read on… Continue reading
What comes to your mind when we speak of malnourished children? A couple of decades ago, it would have been the image of children in a pitiful, starving state due to not having enough food to eat. Today, the image has changed, for a child could have plenty to eat, and still end up being malnourished. How is that so?
Here’s the truth: we don’t teach our kids about the value of money, they will in fact assume that it’s just something that automatically comes out of our pocket or wallet. Children these days are growing up in a materialistic world, and sooner or later, the desire to spend money on things they like, as well as peer pressure will begin. Although teaching a child about money may seem like a tough job, it can be done, and you should approach the subject as soon as possible to prevent and strain in parent-child relationships due to your child not fully understanding the concept of money.
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Green leafy vegetables are an important source of vitamins and minerals that no pregnant mom can afford to leave out in her daily diet. If you’re one of those who just can’t seem to get enough of these luscious greens through your regular meals, it’s time to take the initiative and seek out other ways to incorporate them into your diet. We say, drink them! Continue reading
Abbott, a global healthcare company and Shopee, a leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, are coming together to help improve nutrition at every stage of life for people in Malaysia. Nutrition for the Whole Family, a regional initiative across six countries including Malaysia, will be held on Shopee Super Brand Day in May. Continue reading
Rich, creamy foam lathers & spreads easily, cleanses effectively and gently without rubbing
Plans to initiate fun educational activities to help children develop voluntary handwashing habits
Kirei Kirei, which means “Clean Clean” in Japanese, is an anti-bacterial foaming hand wash that has finally made its debut in Malaysia this month.
Let’s be honest, not many of us like washing dishes. The faster we can complete this chore, the better. Thus, it is important to choose the best dishwashing liquids with the right formulas to make your job more efficient. Here are the best dishwashing liquids to get your hands on in 2020. Continue reading
The kindergarten years are a special time of fun and learning for your child, as it sets the stage for their future education. Kindergarten offers your child a chance to learn and practice the important social, emotional, problem-solving, and study skills that they will use throughout their schooling years. As such, it is important to choose a kindergarten that offers the most comprehensive programme that imparts these skills well within a conducive environment. Continue reading
All children grow up differently, and some may have different needs when it comes to their care. When it comes to matters such as behavioral issues or learning disabilities, parents should be first in line to ensure that their child receives proper assessment, followed by appropriate treatment that will allow the child to live a normal, healthy and happy life alongside his family and peers. Continue reading
A delicious and savoury food option, made with natural ingredients and appropriate nutrition to support the growth and development of children
NESTLÉ launches its latest addition, CERELAC® Citarasa Ibu™, allowing the Little Ones to transition into their next culinary experience, from pureed food to firmer texture and savoury taste — just like the family meal. Specially made for children aged 12 months old and above, this savoury food option provides a porridge-like texture with actual “rice crispies”, enabling the Little Ones to feel as though they are eating solid foods that are similar to adult meals enjoyed by their parents. Continue reading
