In this day and age, the usual activities of teens and kids are watching television and playing computer games. Are these activities good for physical development? The answer is a big NO because their body is always stationary. Their eyes, … Continue reading
Every parent wants their child to excel at school; forking out for private tuition, endless text books, and revision guides. But have you ever considered that your child’s diet could have a huge part to play in their performance at … Continue reading
Data from a flu prevention website run by the United States government warns that between 5 and 20 percent of the population get the flu every year. Also, the American Lung Association found that the common cold accounts for more … Continue reading
It’s an easy trap to fall into. Your child has a plate of food in front of him and chooses to eat only the foods he likes – which may mean the ones higher in salt, fat, carbohydrates or food … Continue reading
The average family has two working parents, a home and perhaps a pet or two. No, we don’t mean the kids but the average home has a couple of them too. It is a fast pace and a hectic schedule … Continue reading