Traveling to Hong Kong with Infants or Kids Baby Thoughts by John Pang - September 21, 2016September 22, 20160 Traveling to a different town from what you are familiar with usually, comes with its many challenges. These challenges are multiplied in case you are traveling with an infant. This calls for proper planning especially when you are going to a destination far from home. A visit to Hong Kong,
How Do You Deal With Picky Eaters At Home? Thoughts by Michelle Gaspacho - April 5, 20160 My three-year-old daughter is a picky eater and I’ve known that ever since she was one-year-old. From 6 months onwards, I started feeding her solid food such as rice with broth and she usually finishes the portion given. When she was 1, she started to voice out her opinionsand frequently
Who Are More Generous with Their Money Thoughts by Makiyo San - February 1, 2016July 7, 20160 Photo credit: alloflifeandmore.com George Soros, one of America's most known philanthropists have five kids and his oldest is a son named Robert. A new study conducted suggests that parents who have sons first are more generous givers than parents who have daughters first. According to the report published by the Women's Philanthropy
Confinement Dish: Claypot Liver with Ginger & Spring Onions 煲仔姜葱猪肝 Pregnancy by Fenni Choo - January 4, 2016March 15, 20160 Most confinement dishes include lots of ginger to help women expel wind from abdomen and aid in speedy recovery from giving birth. Keeping their body warm and prevent cold feet. For this dish - Claypot Liver with Ginger and Spring Onions 煲仔姜葱猪, I've add both old ginger 老姜 and young ginger 子姜. The
Develop a Strong Relationship with Your Child Preschool Primary Toddler by Fenni Choo - October 23, 2015November 30, 20150 There is no doubt that the relationship between a child and his parent is the best relationship in this world. This relationship is defined by the true spirit of love, sacrifice and faith. Parents want to be their child's best friend and provide everything for them. In return, they only