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Did you love playing pretend as a child, imagining you were a superhero, a princess or a pirate? Creative play is one of the best ways to support your child's thinking skills — here are 5 skills it builds and 5 ways parents can encourage it.
A summary of the basic vaccine schedule under the Thai Ministry of Public Health's immunisation programme, from birth to 4 years, plus how to prepare before your baby's shots and how to care for them afterwards.
Carrying a baby may feel like the hardest part of becoming a mum, but the time after birth deserves attention too, because many new mothers experience what are known as "postpartum conditions".
Do your children seem to argue all the time? Discover toys and shared activities that can help siblings of different ages play together and grow closer.
Holidays often bring new toys, whether as gifts or purchases from parents. This is a valuable opportunity to teach children gratitude and appreciation for what they have.
A common question for mothers with inverted nipples is whether they can breastfeed. Breast milk remains important, but some mothers with inverted nipples may experience difficulties nursing.
Eye health deserves attention throughout children's school years and development. Myopia has become more common in the digital age, so parents should understand how to care for their children's vision.
After giving birth, mothers need to look after their health and rebuild physical strength. Postpartum exercise is a good way to restore balance and strengthen muscles.
Brief shivering can happen soon after birth. Learn how to stay comfortable and which warning signs, including fever or heavy bleeding, need immediate medical attention.
A pacifier is a rubber or silicone soother used to help babies and young children relax and settle, often reducing the urge to suck their fingers. Consider each child's needs and the potential risks, including middle-ear infections and dental problems.
Your baby's sleep deserves careful attention. When choosing a mattress, consider your baby's weight, easy cleaning and good-quality materials, and avoid one that is too old. Bringing your baby along can also help you choose.
A tight belly involves abdominal or lower-abdominal pain or discomfort with a firm feeling when touched. It is common in the final trimester and may reflect preparation for labor or other health issues involving the baby or digestion. Appropriate treatment and medical monitoring are important for mother and baby.
