Baby
The early years can be tumultuous. How do you take care of your new born? What are the signs and symptoms of common childhood illness and how do you know if your baby is developing fine? Here’s what you need to know about taking care of your baby.
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Baby Food 101
Are you looking for ways to introduce solid food to your baby? Learn some of the tips here!
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Am I Producing Enough Breastmilk For My Baby?
Are you worried if you are producing enough milk to feed your newborn baby? Fret not. Here are some ways to improve your breast milk production.
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How Can Your Baby Readily Acquire Knowledge?
Babies are born with a deep desire to find out how their world operates. So how do parents, play a vital role in developing their child’s intellectual potential?
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The Rise Of Modern Cloth Diapers
In recent years, there has been a rising interest on modern cloth diapers as a new option. The New Age Parents lists some of the pros and cons of disposable diapers and cloth diapers.
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Flying With Your Tot: 8 Useful Tips
Flying with your tot the next holiday season? Here are eight terrific tips we recommend you pay close attention to if you’re planning a trip with toddler-in-tow anytime soon.
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The Great Pacifier Debate
Many parents use a pacifier to soothe or calm their babies. But is it really okay? We weigh the pros and cons of using a pacifier.
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Sleeping Times For Babies And Kids
Sleep or lack of sleep, has a great impact on the academic performance of a child or adolescent. What are the normal sleeping times and wake up times in the middle of the night?
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Singapore Budget 2013: How Will It Affect Single Parents
Newlyweds and aspiring parents have more benefits and perks with the new Singapore Budget. But what about single parents? Do they enjoy the same benefits?
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10 Newborn Reflexes Every Mum Should Know
Did you know? Babies instinctively wrap their hands around your fingers and root for your breast. Here are ten newborn reflexes every mum should know.
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Look Who’s Reading! Teaching Your Baby To Read
"Stop!" "Go!" "Thank you!"? Is it actually possible for children before the age of one to recognise alphabets/letters, let alone read them aloud?