Did you know: Children in Malaysia have the potential to grow about the same height as their peers in supposedly ‘tall’ continents…

What we are talking about is how to stop your child from scratching themselves. Of course, scratching is a normal reaction whenever there’s an itch.

Did you know that a healthy gut works wonders for our child’s growth and development?

CRYING is a common reaction in babies and is considered one of the ways these little angels communicate.

Women do all the hard work such as going through menstruation and even the excruciating pain of childbirth, which men will never get to experience. Yet, we have to deal with other issues such as constipation.

While you may or may not have experienced it before, you must realise that your baby’s skin is much more sensitive, which means they will feel it much worst than you – in serious cases, some babies may experience respiratory issues.

Eczema (also known as atopic dermatitis) is a condition that causes a person to develop patches of dry, red, scaly and itchy skin on their face or body, and affects not only adults but babies as well.

Just the thought of “COVID-19” can make you feel queasy and worried at the same time. If you’re a Pregnant Mum or Breastfeeding Mum, we understand if your main concern is the possibility of spreading this particular virus to your baby.

Changes in our lifestyle can be identified through our daily routines including how we get up and travel to work, and greet others such as no handshakes or sitting close to one another as part of social distancing measures.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is one of the leading causes of death among infants – a scenario when a healthy child (usually below 12 months old) dies unexpectedly.