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Starting on solid foods can be very exciting for both baby and parents. But with so many options of baby food in the market, parents may face a dilemma – should you buy the readymade ones or make your own at home? To make things easier for you, in this post I will list down the pros and cons of Homemade vs

It is indeed a fun and an exciting milestone when starting your baby on solids and introducing new foods to your baby or toddler, however there are some common allergies that you should pay attention to especially if you have a family history of allergies, problems like eczema and asthma, or if a baby had a bad reaction to milk or soy. The followings are the most common food allergies: MilkEggsFishSoyTree nuts (such as walnuts and almonds)WheatPeanutsShellfish Some foods may more likely to cause an allergic reaction than others

The pandemic has set a different tone and mood in welcoming The Year of The Ox. Every New Year we are looking forward to be with our family and have feasts during reunion dinner but this year, we can only usher in the New Year with the people who live within the 10km

Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year is the most important holiday in the Chinese calendar. The holiday is usually filled with family and friends reunion, food comas after devouring delish foods and treats, and wishes for a new year full of prosperity and good fortune! However, for the moment, the safest activities are those with our immediate households that do not involve gatherings and travelling

Playing is one of the most important aspects of a child’s life. Why? Because through peekaboo, building forts, and hide and seek, children learn to think creatively and interact socially

From birth to early childhood, your child use their five senses – touch, smell, taste, sight, and hearing to explore and make sense of their surroundings. It is a crucial part of their early childhood development and giving a medium for your child to actively use their senses as they explore their world through sensory play is important to brain development as it aids to build nerve connections in their brain’s pathways

When the time has come for your baby to eat solid foods, it may get a little confusing. What do you feed them? How soon is too soon? Can they eat this and that? Fret not, Moms & Dads! Chill out, have fun, and keep these dos and don’ts in mind as you begin introducing solids to your little foodie! #1 Visit your pediatrician before starting Nobody knows your baby better than you and your pediatrician

Starting solids is definitely one of the biggest milestones that your little one can experience. It’s super fun for you too, to witness the face they make when you feed them certain food and it’s the perfect time for you to get creative in the kitchen! And it’s also nice to have your baby right at the dining table with you, eating together

While the school is still on break, let’s make your kids do some fun activities! In this post, I am listing down some activities to help you parents to get your kids away from the gadget screens so their school break is spent meaningfully!

‘Tis the season to be jolly! Yet for many families, the expectations that come with the festivity can be so stressful and cause anxiety – not just for the adults but for the children, too. It is vital to remember that as you running around to create the best holiday home, buy the best gifts for everyone, and create the best holiday meal, that your children are watching! If you turn the holidays to be stressful, that is how your children view and remember the holidays as well