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Posted On: October 13, 2013
The article first appeared in Oct/ November 2013 issue of The New Age Parents. Click image to read. Visit their website here.
Posted On: October 13, 2013
The article first appeared in Oct/ November 2013 issue of The New Age Parents. Click image to read. Visit their website here.
Posted On: January 24, 2013
The title One Mom’s Journey to Motherhood: Infertility, Childbirth Complications, and Postpartum Depression, Oh My! should be pretty self-explanatory about what this book is about. However it is not just a memoir and also a thoughtfully written and thoroughly researched self-help guide by somebody determined to make a difference. It is a thick book – 428 […]
Posted On: December 13, 2012
The article first appeared in the Dec 2012/ Jan 2013 2012 issue of The New Age Parents. Click image to read. Visit their website here.
Posted On: January 27, 2011
This piece first appeared on The Online Citizen. I had tuition from when I was in Primary One until Secondary Four. My younger sister started from when she was Kindergarten Two. She started early because she wouldn’t leave me alone during my tuition lessons – insisting on playing with me, talking with me, peeping on […]
Posted On: September 23, 2010
This piece first appeared on AsiaOne Diva. Now that two has become three with the arrival of your baby, life has changed dramatically. Your wife is not only busy with the responsibilities of a mother, she might also be sore ‘down there’, and fatigued much of the time. She is doing her best, and you […]
Posted On: August 30, 2010
Are you an Askable Parent? Or a concerned caregiver? What does that mean? To be askable is to be perceived as approachable and open to questions by young people. They trust and respect what you have to say. Being askable about sexuality is something that most parents and caregivers want but that many find very […]
Posted On: August 30, 2010
This article first appeared in the Aug-Sept 2010 issue of Today’s Parents. Click on image to enlarge.
Posted On: January 6, 2010
Taiwan is to protect the right of nursing mothers to breastfeed in public with hefty fines for those who try to stop them, as part of a campaign to promote the practice, officials said Wednesday. The government’s Bureau of Health Promotion is drafting a bill that would impose a penalty of up to 30,000 Taiwan […]
Posted On: October 8, 2009
Parents who spare the rod just might end up with smarter kids. Two new studies suggest that children who are spanked have lower IQs than children who aren’t, regardless of where they live. In one study, researchers analyzed the intelligence scores of roughly 1,500 children in the U.S. who took part in the National Longitudinal […]
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