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Being a mom is a serious business. Whether you are a working mom or a stay-at-home mom, you need all the help you can get. Motherhood is indeed fulfilling and overwhelming at the same time. Imagine juggling all the work - cooking, changing diapers, and...

Gestational diabetes is high blood sugar (glucose) that develops during pregnancy due to hormonal changes and usually disappears after giving birth. It can happen at any stage of pregnancy but it is more common during the second or third trimester. It occurs when...

The first documented use of a sitz bath in the US was in 1859. Originally, a sitz bath was a metal half bathtub where people soaked the lower half of their bodies in a reclining position. By the late 1880s, sitz baths were considered spa treatments. Today, doctors often...

Shopping for your little one's essentials can be hard and full of dilemmas. You may feel you don't want to buy certain things because they won't serve a long-term purpose once your little one grows older. However, all thanks to today's innovation of technology, manufacturers are...

Ensuring your baby is safe at all times is a full-time job. But let's be honest, as much as you want to be with your baby 24/7, you just can't. There is laundry to be folded or meals to be cooked, on top of your long list of things you need to attend to daily. Hence, the next best thing to have in your home is a baby monitor!

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...