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    How to Get Smart Kids

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      concern2
      last edited by

      slmkhoo:

      My kids are teens, and a few months ago, they told me that their teacher in school asked the class about things they would like to change about their parents. My kids were stumped and couldn't think of anything much (other than maybe to have their parents a bit less strict!).
      Wow, that's the best compliment and consolation!

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        concern2
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        buds:
        ...

        Side effect : Hyperactivity which includes talking like a chipmunk in a chipmunk's voice non-stop... except when she sleeps.

        You've been warned! :evil:
        Ya, buds, we've noticed that we often lose control over them after they finished their Mac meals - they start to behave like monkeys, cannot sit still, must move around and laugh hysterically over little jokes :roll:

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          Funz
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          Lynn2010:
          Funz:

          [quote=\"Lynn2010\"]

          Hahahaha.....

          Btw, 1 yr old can.
          At 2 yr old, my dd already can read simple story book, can speak full sentences (i know some are still babbling at this age), shower on her own (with me watching as I'm worried - she was only 2)

          Wah so what did you feed her? šŸ˜‰

          Powder milk from 3 wk old leh...... cant remember if it's similac šŸ˜‚[/quote]Darn! I breastfed my 2 kiddos.

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            Mawar
            last edited by

            beanbear:
            Mawar:

            I want to know how to get happy kids.

            Ps. Don't want spray them with laughing gas type of ideas hor!

            Are we as parents happy? Especially happy with our children? I think our kids are happy when we love them unconditionally, when they don't have to prove anything in order to obtain our approval.

            When my kids & I enjoy each other's company, just being with each other without thinking about the schedule, just being in the moment, ahh.... I love those moments. It's sheer joy.

            Thanks a lot for sharing. We have been under the weather recently, and I realize there's a spillover effect on our kids.

            Unconditional love, that's difficult. Need to work on that!

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              Mawar
              last edited by

              Lynn2010:
              Also, research has shown (read it before) that kids who are showered with lots of love, care, hugs from parents grow up better and happier compared to those who dont have.


              A simple example will be kids who grow up in a challenging environment (orphans or parents in jail) generally turn out differently from those who have a complete loving family.
              This is just \"in general\"
              I agree that a well nurtured child is likely to do better. And likely perform better academically and socially.

              Giving and spending time is sometimes difficult especially when we wear so many hats. Sometimes I feel I give so much, I have nothing more to give. Need to recharge!

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                Mawar
                last edited by

                concern2:
                slmkhoo:


                My kids are teens, and a few months ago, they told me that their teacher in school asked the class about things they would like to change about their parents. My kids were stumped and couldn't think of anything much (other than maybe to have their parents a bit less strict!).

                Wow, that's the best compliment and consolation!

                Agree!! Agree!!

                As we learn to be 'good' parents, I am still at Parenting for Dummies 101, we need to balance how much to give and how much to keep.

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                  KSP
                  last edited by

                  How about the DHA in milk powder ? Any proven report?

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                    TheBluePapa
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                    I believe the nutritional impact on the child's cognitive development is minimal if at all noticeable. It only helps the milk powder companies to fatten their bottom lines.

                    Parenting skills, conducive environment far far outweighs any nutritional benefits one might have in drinking milk powder of any formulation.
                    The good news is that parenting skills and conducive environment are free šŸ™‚
                    Which goes to show that money can't buy everything. There's just no short cut.

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                      Lynn2010
                      last edited by

                      Powder milk from 3 wk old leh...... cant remember if it's similac šŸ˜‚[/quote]


                      Darn! I breastfed my 2 kiddos.[/quote]

                      Wow.... i sure \"kanna\" scolded by many parents here...

                      Breastfeeding is still the best (without doubt), it is proven. Unfortunately i dont have the patience, get very frustrated during confinement. My mum \"watch\" me literally, very stress.

                      DD1 3 wks of breastmilk only, DD2 1 wk.

                      Just that, parents should not fear if they encounter problems with providing breastmilk. Dont get too stress, the cow is standing by you, you can rely on the cows. šŸ˜‚

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                        verykiasu2010
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                        KSP:
                        How about the DHA in milk powder ? Any proven report?

                        it gets translated into DSA success ?

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