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Down Syndrome Test: What Every Parent Must Know
Have you ever taken the Down syndrome test?
It’s a test that determines whether you or your baby have Down syndrome. But what exactly is a down syndrome test?
How is it administered, and how reliable are the results?
If you're pregnant and concerned about your baby's development, you may be wondering what to look out for.
This guide will help you understand the signs of Down syndrome during pregnancy, so you can be prepared and informed.
International Women's Day: Mums, Here are 10 Ways You Can Celebrate at Home
International Women's Day 2024 is approaching!
Find out how you can celebrate this special day for women while inside the comfort of your home.
It's that time of the year again mums, when we celebrate being a woman - our achievements, our struggles and the road we have paved to get to where we are right now.
And while March 8 is a great day to go out into the streets, wearing purple screaming, "I'm a woman. Hear me roar!"
Especially since this is the first IWD celebration after the pandemic, it's "business as usual" for us mums who have to stay in to take care of the little ones.
Positive Discipline: Battling Tantrums with Patience and Calm
Picture this - your child has been playing at the playground and it is now time to leave. You have told them twice already that it is time to go back to the car and head home, but they have refused adamantly. You are starting to feel frustrated and your child is also getting upset.
What happens next? What do you do or say to them?
Do you raise your voice and force them to go? Do you offer them a sweet treat to entice them?
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Travelling with Kids? Here Are the 8 Things You Need to Bring According to Paediatricians
It's the June Holidays! Perfect time for families to relax, bond, and create lasting memories. Whether you're planning a staycation, a road trip, or just some fun activities at home, having the right essentials can make all the difference. Here’s a comprehensive guide to ensure both kids and parents are prepared for a fantastic June holiday.
Travelling with kids can be a challenging and overwhelming experience, especially when it comes to packing. As a parent, it's crucial to pack not just for yourself but also for your children. It's easy to forget some essential items that your kids may need while you're away from home. To help make your packing process more accessible, here are 8 things that need to be in your packing list when travelling with kids, according to paediatricians.
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The Day I Wanted to Quit Being a Mum: One Mother Confesses
Read this mother's story about the time she wanted to quit being a mum, and why you should never feel bad if there are times you want to, too
Late at night one day, an exhausted mother of two gently placed her sleeping six-month-old baby down in the cot in the room where his almost three-year-old brother was also sound asleep.
She gazed at them, thinking how they both looked like angels, and tip-toed off to take a much-needed shower.
She was tired. She had been up from 4am that day and every other day of the week actually.
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Down Syndrome Test: What Every Parent Must Know
Have you ever taken the Down syndrome test? It’s a test that determines whether you or your baby have Down syndrome.
But what exactly is a down syndrome test?
How is it administered, and how reliable are the results?
If you're pregnant and concerned about your baby's development, you may be wondering what to look out for.
This guide will help you understand the signs of Down syndrome during pregnancy, so you can be prepared and informed.
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Breastfeeding 101: Tips for nursing your baby
When one thinks of breastfeeding, oftentimes images of peaceful mothers holding gentle sleeping babies comes to mind. Social media and online articles also typically show happy women with contented little ones nuzzled at their breasts as if breastfeeding was the most natural thing in the world.
And while it is biologically natural for a new mother to produce milk and to breastfeed her baby, breastfeeding is also a new skill that both mother and baby have to learn. And as with all new skills, the first few steps can be bumpy, painful, and even a little bit scary.
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