Toddler

no forcing them will only create aversion ..let them explore and choose what they want to do

No I would never force my child to do something he/she doesn't like.

I wont force.. try finding child's real interest is the best

But good to find out the reason first

Nope

NOT AT ALL

Big NO NO

No , never

Absolutely not

BIG NO

yes, dogs are most friendly and loving so dont worry just ensure u avoid pitbull, doberman, bulldog breed n go in for a lab, retriever, beagel , they are very friendly

Yes its safe, just make sure kids dont get too aggressive with pets

yes, You just have to care little more for your kid but its totally safe

di po advisable ng pedia pdeng maging cause ng asthma tulad ng sa anak ko..

It's always good to have a pet around your kid. There is no harm. Just make sure you maintain proper hygiene!

yes u can, n ur bub will love it!

yes you can, its good for healthy

Yes

Yes ofcourse, i started giving mangoes to my LO at around 7 months

yes

nope

nope

No. But we give him wear long sleeve and long pant. Cover with blanket when sleeping.

I tried to get my daughter to wear coz i find that her feet are always icy cold but shel take it off even though I put them on only when she's sound asleep and like Samantha, mine kick her blanket off

Mine do. My kids don't really like to use blankets and they tend to kick them off halfway in their sleep. So i think the socks helps to keep them warm.

Chicken kebabs, pizzas

Carrot sticks.... I wish! Nuggets and fried rice :'(

McD Happy Meal & pepperoni pizza :'(

McDonald’s (faint)

Pasta, noodles and fried rice

Mine will bring his chair close to it, sit there for continuous opening and closing. I needed to make use of the lock.

Thankfully they dont.. hehe!

Mine not really. But I think for LO, usually cause it’s cooling that why they like it

Yes, for young kids they like to play 'pee-ka-boo'. It is actually called permanence of the object. When they try to close something, they find the thing disappear and when they reopen, they can find

My daughter used to do this a lot when she was younger. She liked the idea that when the door was close enough, it would automatically snap shut because of the magnetism between the doors. She did

No idea

Kith cafe

Not sure what is the best but never ever go to eighteen chefs. They serve rubbish to kids seriously.

A friend and I brought her kids to Fish & Co for dinner once and they had a great time there. The Kids' Menu offers 7 items to choose from, ranging from pastas and seafood dishes. Fish & Co outlets ar

On weekends, I usually will bring my kids to Food for thought @ Singapore Botanic Gardens for nice brunch. You can take a nice stroll in the park after having scrambled eggs and sausages, with a cup o

Short stories for toddlers, you can get to buy them in bookstores

fairy tale storys

Rhyme book

,. Tingin ko MA's mainam kung English book,..

Science books.

Dont give in to tantrum...

Give her a hug and reason with her thereafter

I usually just ask him to snap out of it and its worked for me so far lol

Throwing tantrums is another way to call your attention. Don’t give in and calmly stand your ground. Not giving attention will result to your kid stopping antics eventually

Throwing a tantrum is a child's way to deal with a power struggle with his/her parents. I mean, tantrums usually occur when they don't get their way -- be it can't get a toy they want, they are tired