Children's Health

Grow Well SG is here! Personalized health plans for kids in Singapore. Let's build healthy habits together, shall we?

Let's explore how making physical activity a family affair can boost health, happiness, and togetherness for parents and children alike.

This is the first of integrated activity guidelines for early childhood in Singapore.

Parents, we cannot stress it enough - talk to your child's paediatrician first before giving him any medicine.

As of September 28, 88 children under the age of 11 have been hospitalised in Singapore. Here's how parents can keep their kids safe.

In Singapore alone, 21% children have eczema, with atopic dermatitis particularly being its most common form. So we spoke to Dr Mark Koh to help break down the symptoms of atopic dermatitis in kids as well as learn how it can be treated.

Lifebuoy introduces new Antibacterial Instant Foaming Handwash. Available in two refreshing fragrances – Gentle Peach and Moisturising Aloe Vera.

For the first time, UNICEF ranked countries based on children’s exposure and vulnerability to climate and environmental shocks, with Filipino children being the world’s 31st most vulnerable.

While veggies are good for your child, a vegan diet may have shocking effects on them.

Contemplating the illnesses and injuries that could befall your child is not an enjoyable exercise, but it's necessary in order to get a sense for the potential medical costs of the early years.

Children may be at risk of emotional and behavioural difficulties when exposed to domestic violence.

Your child is trying their best so let's remind ourselves to always be patient with them!