Choosing and preparing formula milk

At 4 years old, Emma has been eating fine, loves fruits and taking all sorts of drinks, including fresh milk. However, I still continue to give her formula milk twice a day for various reasons - she's relatively small in size, doesn't enjoy breakfast and loves her milk. She's just not a foodie but an avid milk lover! 

5 simple ways to encourage arts skill in children

Over the past few months, Emma has shown greater interest and improvements in drawing and colouring.

30 mins of colouring at a children's stationary shop

5 things for a Big Sibling-to-be to know before new baby arrives

The challenges that come along with becoming a big brother and sister are so real.

 

One day, Daddy and Mummy shared a big news about having a new baby in time to come. And, this brought about great excitement and fantasy to the big brother or sister-to-be. Then, the excitement gradually changed into a seemingly long period of waiting and changes. Suddenly, Mummy got rounder, tired easily, couldn't carry or run around with him or her and the list goes on. Things then got more challenging when baby arrives. Depending on the age, gender, personality and various factors surrounding the child, he or she might cope with it very differently.

 

5 things for a Big Sibling-to-be to know before new baby arrives

 

As a big sister-to-be, there are lots for Emma to learn and adapt in her new role. Thus, I've been spending more time talking to Emma about being a big sister and helping her understand what lies ahead. I doubt she can be fully prepared for the new baby at 4 years old, but I pray that she can embrace her new role with lesser difficulties by knowing and keeping these 5 things close to her heart. While these might be harder to younger children to understand, I believe the little ones will understand bits and pieces of it over time.