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12 Toxic Phrases to Stop Telling Your Kids Now: Healing from Generational Trauma for a Healthier Future

Self-awareness is key. We often don’t realize we’re passing on trauma because it’s not always visible. Getting feedback from those close to us—especially our children and family members—can reveal important patterns. It might be uncomfortable, but it’s essential to reflect on their observations.

Four Findings Every Parent Should Know About Brain Development

Experts say that 90% of a child’s brain is developed by the age of five. Read about the findings you should know about your child's brain development!

Spot and stop children’s colds early this rainy season with Disudrin

Are you at risk of overparenting your child?

Parenting is never easy but with the right tips you can craft meaningful relationships with your kids and also teach them life lessons.

Then and Now: How Motherhood has Changed Throughout the Years—and What Has Stayed the Same

5 Ways to Make Screen Time Benefit Your Children

Interacting with screens is an unavoidable part of our children’s lives. Too much of the wrong kind of screen time has negative effects. Here are some of the ways to make screen time interaction work out for you and your children.

Secondhand smoke: How it can affect children

Health Promotion Board's (HPB) Director of the Youth Health Division, Dr. K Vijaya sheds light on how smoking negatively affects children. Read more on how harmful secondhand smoke can be for your kids!

5 ways to distract your kid from boredom

Avoid facing public tantrums thrown by your child, when you're busy and got you're hands full, your child is most likely bored and ready to kick up a fuss. These few steps will help you along the way. Here are 5 ways to distract your kid from boredom.

Parenting tips: Setting family rules

Get tips for setting family rules depending on the ages and stages of your children.

The advantages and disadvantages of raising a child without grandparents

Don’t worry, you and hubby can handle it!

Lying down with your kids until they fall asleep is not actually a bad thing

Research also shows that “attachment parenting” children become better parents themselves.

Research says baby number two can adversely affect your mental health

If you think that things will get a lot easier with another little one running around the house, this research claims otherwise

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