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There are plenty of baby playmats available in the market and as parents, you are definitely spoilt with choices! In case you are still contemplating which baby playmat to get...

A playmat is great for your child's growth and development. It provides security and comfort for your baby's playtime. However, if is not cleaned regularly, your child may fall sick, from rashes to allergies to colds and flu as it becomes a breeding ground...

Playtime is vital for your little one. Through play, they can develop important life skills that would help them prepare for experiences in the future as they grow older. There are two types of play: structured and unstructured, which are equally important for a child's well-being, growth, and learning.

All we want for our children is for them to grow up with a passion to keep learning. As parents, the best way to cultivate this is by encouraging your children's natural curiosity. This is where...

Toddlers are known for being active. They are at that age to explore, move about, and try new things. They can't sit still, can they? But it is encouraged for toddlers to spend at least 30 minutes each day conducting...

Every parent knows how challenging it can be to get a newborn baby to sleep. Parents will try every way they know to get their baby to sleep like holding and rocking them in their arms and usually...

There are so many types of baby playmats on the market today that you might feel a tad bit confused as different manufacturers use different materials to make a baby playmat. In this post, we will break down...

Choosing the best baby cot for your newborn can be hard with all the various selections available on the market. Your choice should be focused on your...

Mastitis commonly affects breastfeeding women (lactation mastitis) but it can also happen to non-breastfeeding women and men. What is mastitis? Mastitis is a...

Breastfeeding mothers give out standard breast milk that can be divided into two types - foremilk and hindmilk. Foremilk is the milk that your baby consumes at the beginning of a feeding, and hindmilk comes after. Generally, foremilk is mostly...