Myopia can’t be reversed once it sets in, but the good news is that early action in childhood can make a difference! Dr Loh Kai-Lyn, Senior Ophthalmologist, shares practical tips to help parents support healthy eye habits and reduce their child’s risk of developing myopia. 💡 Learn what you can do starting from your child's early age: https://sg.theasianparent.com/preventing-myopia-in-children ✨
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cereulide toxin in two more formula milk products
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has just expanded its recall list after detecting cereulide toxin in two more formula milk products, one for infants and another for toddlers over one year old. We know how worrying this is, especially since this toxin is heat-stable and can’t be killed by boiling water. If you’ve recently stocked up on these two formula milk products, please drop everything and check your batch numbers on the base of the tin! #theAsianparentSG #SGParents #SFASingapore #MilkFormula #ParentingHacks
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The mom I imagined vs. the mom I became
The mom I imagined vs. the mom I became – strict, tired, always mad I pictured myself as jolly and sweet, but real life made me stricter than expected. Parenting isn’t always picture-perfect, and that’s okay. Every day is a lesson in patience, love, and letting go of expectations 💛 #ParentingReality #MomLifeSG #TheAsianParent #ParentingJourney #SingaporeMums #RealLifeParenting #ParentingStruggles #MomTruths
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Parenting reactions can be very different 😅
When each child gets into trouble, parenting reactions can be very different! First-born gets caught? You panic. Second-born? You compare. Third-born? You shrug. Parenting siblings is a rollercoaster and every child gets a unique reaction. 🎢💛 #theAsianparent #ParentingSG #SiblingsLife #FamilyMoments #ParentingHumour
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