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    • bigsnoopyB Offline
      bigsnoopy
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      mummy of 2:
      bigsnoopy:

      DD also asti but doctor say not caused by TV leh.


      DS also has astigmatism šŸ˜ž doc say is genetic

      Yeah! Doctor say the eyeball not round enough lor.. :?

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        MintyMin
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        :congrats: BigSnoopy!!! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

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          Castle House:
          bigsnoopy:

          DD also asti but doctor say not caused by TV leh.


          reading? computer?

          neither, caused by rubbing of the eyes or born with it.

          it is the curve of the cornea which causes refraction..

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            Castle House
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            Kissgurami:
            Castle House:

            [quote=\"bigsnoopy\"]DD also asti but doctor say not caused by TV leh.


            reading? computer?

            neither, caused by rubbing of the eyes or born with it.

            it is the curve of the cornea which causes refraction..[/quote]oei.. you very knowledgeable..hor..kekeke..

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              poppy15
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              results tmr for P2A(2)... šŸ˜‰

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                SAHM_TAN
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                bigsnoopy:
                SAHM_TAN:


                When my DH not at home, sometimes my kids do not have TV time. But when DH is at home, they will have TV time. TV induce beta brainwaves. When I reduced the TV time over time I find that my DS and DD focus are better. Just sharing.

                Er.. I thought it is alpha wave that trigger the right brain.

                I'm not talking about right brain. TV does not induce the good waves.

                If TV can induce good brainwaves, it will be on 24/7 in my household :rotflmao:

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                  Castle House
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                  Mummy kiss..


                  wanted to tell you this keep forgetting..

                  I am also a netball player.. during secondary school days.. represent school team.. :imcool:

                  Was also an athletics too..

                  My greatest achievement was the Individual Girl's Champion... hahahaha..*show off*

                  I am more sportive kind.. whereas dh is not..

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                    MintyMin:
                    :congrats: BigSnoopy!!! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

                    :thankyou: :celebrate: :hugs:

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                      SAHM_TAN:
                      bigsnoopy:

                      [quote=\"SAHM_TAN\"]
                      When my DH not at home, sometimes my kids do not have TV time. But when DH is at home, they will have TV time. TV induce beta brainwaves. When I reduced the TV time over time I find that my DS and DD focus are better. Just sharing.

                      Er.. I thought it is alpha wave that trigger the right brain.

                      I'm not talking about right brain. TV does not induce the good waves.

                      If TV can induce good brainwaves, it will be on 24/7 in my household :rotflmao:[/quote]See la. I wave read too much until blur... :rotflmao:

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                        SAHM_TAN
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                        kabalevsky:
                        oh but must mention, even though i am not a tv person, i am such a internet addict. my laptop is on whole day, and permanently logged into email, facebook, ksp and other sites...


                        i think also have some radiation from laptop right? TV more or laptop more?

                        (SAHM Tan, we always use comp while nursing, does it affect bb?)
                        I think it does have radiation, so I'm always in well-ventilated rm and I make sure none of my kids are near the back of the laptop. I read somewhere, the back has most radiation, follow by sides and least is the front. My doc tells me the radiation from sun more than the x-ray

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