Parent Hub: 0-2 Years - Growth and Development

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0-2 years

growth + development

Caregiver sensitivity is important for children’s development

Caregiver Sensitivity Is Important
help your child develop holistically when you play together.

Caregivers, Play With Your Child!​​

Tips and tricks to help your child develop holistically when you play together.
provide activities and a safe environment for your baby's brain development.

Your Growing Baby

Growth and development within the first year of life is very rapid. Besides physical growth, your baby is learning all sorts of new skills during this stage.
establish a positive relationship with their child

Creating a Happy Home for Your Child

Even as the family celebrates, there are three areas that require your attention – bonding with your child, taking care of your fi​nances and nurturing your own mental wellbeing.

As a father, you play a unique role in your child’s life.

Daddy You’re Important

Fathers have a huge impact on their children’s psycho-social development. Fathers who spend time with their children provide a sense of security and authority to the family.
raising a well-rounded

healthy toddler

providing the right environment for your baby's brain development

Stimulate Your Baby's First Year Brain Development
pay attention to your baby's social and emotional health.

Your Baby Needs Soft Skills Too

Between 6-12 months, they will also start displaying emotions such as fear and anger to express their needs or discomfort.
How to deal with your toddlers tantrums

Coping With Your Two-Year-Old: When a Firm Hand Is Needed

As babies grow from 1-2 years old, they will start to assert themselves and test boundaries before someone stops them.
Selecting a Child Care Centre

Placing Your Child in a Child Care Centre

Child care would be a new experience for your child and may require some getting used to.
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