One of the most common challenges with telehealth therapy is keeping children engaged. In this article, paediatric physiotherapist, Ms Wan Kun, shares with us about how to help children get the most out of their telehealth sessions.
Physical inactivity or inactive lifestyle is a global health problem affecting not only adults but also children the world over.
Studies showed that babies born during the pandemic had slight developmental delays in social-emotional and motor skills, compared to those born before the pandemic. Here’s why parents shouldn’t worry.
Tantrums are inevitable, but you can stay control of your classroom. Here’s what you can do to diffuse the difficult situation the next time a meltdown threatens to strike your classroom.
As a parent, you wish you could protect your kids from every scary challenge. Although this isn’t possible, you can equip your children with the coping skills they’ll need.
When kids get anxious, they may act out. It can also trigger panic attacks in them. That’s why kids start hyperventilating in the middle of a tantrum. The best way to naturally reverse this process is: taking slow and deep breaths.
Inspired by the classic parenting book “How to talk so kids will listen”, Nandhini from Brainbow Kids summarises the most actionable takeaways so you can get back to actual parenting.
Find out how, why, and the benefits of speech therapy for individuals across all ages.
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder? Learn about its symptoms, causes, tests, treatment and resources available for people with autism in Malaysia.
Play is the main means of learning, development, interacting, and growth for children. Thus, it is important for parents to engage their children in play as much as possible.
