Picky eating is when a child often refuse food most of the time and only prefer a certain type of food every time. Do you have a picky eater at home? Picky eating is a normal developmental stage as long as they are not losing drastic weight over it. You can monitor their appetite over the course of a week instead of a single day. Toddlers eat better in a low-pressure environment where they practice their independence with meal time.
Beautiful Beginnings of how Nurses Day, Mothers’ Day and Teachers’ Day originated from. Do you know when or how did these 3 beautiful and special days has been created and celebrate around the world by everyone? Let us give you a brief history of these special occasions and look out below for some tips sharing for parent-child & educational bonding. 12th May 2018, International Nurses Day : In January 1974, 12 May was chosen to celebrate the day as it is the anniversary of the birth
Welcome to Malaysia! Learning the language of Bahasa Malaysia (also known as Malay language or sometimes just “Bahasa” or “Bahasa Melayu”) Did you know that most scholars agree that this language originated from Riau region in Sumatra? However, overtime the Malay language have been influenced by Sanskrit, Kawi, Jawi, Tamil, Portuguese, Chinese and English. In Malaysia, the majority speaks English too, however a little effort to learn Malay will earn you a smile, willing assistance from the locals and even
When you do a quick search on Google on “Babywearing” you will find plenty of info about it! However, for families with two young baby or child, most will never dare to consider the thought of babywearing TWO children at the same time. It may sound absurd for some but trust us! We know a few moms & dads who does tandem babywearing at one go. If you are reading this, means you’re considering this idea too! Imagine being able
For most moms that truly desire to babywear their newborn upon birth, it may seem like a difficult task to handle especially when your baby is so fragile and little. What more, if you were planning to have a Cesarean birth; It may seem almost impossible to babywear with the scar at the waist waiting time to self-heal. Here’s some essential tips for those planning a Cesarean, recently went through one or just doing your research “just in case”, these
In November, we announced the month of Child Safety Protection. If you have tuned in for our #TipsByUnisonCA in November, you will see some tips to increase your awareness for the safety of our little ones! If you missed out on it, rest assured, here are some of the tips you can refer to! Here’s the first tip! Supervise your kid all the time! With YOCHI YOCHI, supervising it has never been easier, and it has 2 other functions as
Last month, Mummy Charmaine’s loved ones were all infected by Stomach Flu virus. So.. what is stomach flu? It’s a virus that commonly caused by the infection of virus or bacteria, which the common symptoms are vomiting and diarrhea. Most viral and bacterial causes of the stomach flu can be transfer to other people by direct and indirect contact, usually by the fecal or oral route. Direct contact could involve an infant’s hand touching feces-contaminated surfaces and then touching a
It has been a global trending sensation about the truths on Babywearing. You will no longer be surprised to see many new parents around you in a nearby shopping mall or even on the streets or at the neighborhood parks babywearing their children. Babywearing is the practice of wearing an infant or toddler using a sling or carrier. It has been practiced worldwide for centuries. Even with a long history many caregivers are hesitant to try babywearing due to views
Do you know that every newborn baby will experience reflux atleast once in their life and some more frequent than the rest. So what is this reflux? Well, there’s 2 types to know of; Silent Reflux where the acid may rise up from the gut to the throat of the baby and the most common Classic Reflux where the baby throws up or vomits out partial or almost all their feed. Rest assured, it’s also normal for a baby to