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For all super mums out there, we are all about making life easier for you—especially the kitchen. Scroll down and see how to win!

Ipanema and Rider have created a range of sandals every kid out there is going to die for. Get them for your little one before everyone else does.

We always encourage our kids to be creative. Now they can be creative, play and eat what they create. This is the only time they can actually play with their food. They will love it.

It’s Spring again – the time to rejoice a brand new beginning. With accents of diamonds, precious gems in strong, contrasting hues, and modern jade, it is easy to fall in love with TianPo’s Spring Summer Collection 2012 – Jewels Glamour!

Myopia in Asian children is drastically on the rise. Myopia, also called nearsightedness or shortsightedness, is typically first diagnosed amongst children at the age of 4 to 6 and can be expected to progress rapidly or worsen. It has also been well recognised that myopia more likely affects Asians*.

Huh? What on earth is a SpottyWot? And why is it a must-have App for Preschoolers? It is an App that encourages your kid to learn about the diversity of life on this planet

Find that your child often has eyes that itch or water a lot? Or are they often sneezing their head off? If this is a common scenario, your child may be suffering from Allergic Rhinitis (AR).

With over 50 years of comprehensive research, Pigeon, introduced a revolutionary nursing bottle that embraces the needs of both mother and baby, the Peristaltic Plus. The bottle is designed from a baby’s perspective whereby it mimics a baby’s natural sucking behaviour and minimises nipple confusion.

Does your child experience formula feeding issues such as constipation, eczema, flatulence, fussiness, or spit-up? A global study shows that 2 out of 3 children in Singapore experience at least one of these feeding problems.

Italian actress Sophia Loren once said, “When you are a mother, you are never really alone in your thoughts. A mother always has to think twice, once for herself and once for her child.”