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Sherl,
The author advocates that children under 3s should not attend full-day nursery programmes. He suggests that appropropriate amount of time should be spent in nurseries, depending on the age group. For instance, for 2.5 years old, they could attend up to 2 short days in a nursery.
I am just wondering what is the accuracy of the research studies cited in the book.
I am quite baffled after reading this book! As my mum would not be able to take care of karis already, I am lookin for a childcare centre for her. However, after reading this book, I am wondering whether I should look for a part-time job, as I personally also think that for our children this age to attend full-day childcare programmes is quite poor thing... Am in dilemma now!
Anyway, I have posted my queries to ask on accuracy of this research studies in the book to the Little Skool-House experts in SMH thread. Let's see what they would advise.
The author advocates that children under 3s should not attend full-day nursery programmes. He suggests that appropropriate amount of time should be spent in nurseries, depending on the age group. For instance, for 2.5 years old, they could attend up to 2 short days in a nursery.
I am just wondering what is the accuracy of the research studies cited in the book.
I am quite baffled after reading this book! As my mum would not be able to take care of karis already, I am lookin for a childcare centre for her. However, after reading this book, I am wondering whether I should look for a part-time job, as I personally also think that for our children this age to attend full-day childcare programmes is quite poor thing... Am in dilemma now!
Anyway, I have posted my queries to ask on accuracy of this research studies in the book to the Little Skool-House experts in SMH thread. Let's see what they would advise.
Babymilk,
The research studies cited in the book says that behavioral problems of the child may surface out in the later years of their life, if they attend nurseries for long hours each day when they are under 3 yrs of age. They might not become the best that they could be in stretching their potential.
Mummies,
Care to share the experiences of your children or nieces or nephews who attended childcare centres for long hours since they are two years of age? How are they like when they grow up? Do they seem more "problematic" than other kids?
Thanks!
The research studies cited in the book says that behavioral problems of the child may surface out in the later years of their life, if they attend nurseries for long hours each day when they are under 3 yrs of age. They might not become the best that they could be in stretching their potential.
Mummies,
Care to share the experiences of your children or nieces or nephews who attended childcare centres for long hours since they are two years of age? How are they like when they grow up? Do they seem more "problematic" than other kids?
Thanks!
Good morning mummies,
I am actually not intending to send my daughter to nurseries so soon. Maybe just for the weekend where I could be there with her. I feel she would be more ready after she is able to talk. At least she could tell me how her day was.
Would like to share a book that I am reading now. Very very good
"The Rules of Parenting" by Richard Templar - International Bestselling author of the rules of life
Here's the link. You can actually see the content of the book here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/reader/0273711474/ref=sib_dp_pt/202-2501851-1724643#reader-page
I am actually not intending to send my daughter to nurseries so soon. Maybe just for the weekend where I could be there with her. I feel she would be more ready after she is able to talk. At least she could tell me how her day was.
Would like to share a book that I am reading now. Very very good
"The Rules of Parenting" by Richard Templar - International Bestselling author of the rules of life
Here's the link. You can actually see the content of the book here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/reader/0273711474/ref=sib_dp_pt/202-2501851-1724643#reader-page
icylemon
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good morning mummies!
wooden toys for our kiddos!
http://www.singaporemotherhood.com/forumboard/messages/581296/1700150.html?1221007735
wooden toys for our kiddos!
http://www.singaporemotherhood.com/forumboard/messages/581296/1700150.html?1221007735
Msn_queen,
No la, Claire still with my mum. Think I will send her to child care when she's 3. Still in 2 minds about it but I think in the end I will send la, just a matter of earlier or later.
The one that Zenn and hui bought can fold for storage. Not all can though I think. Gotta check.
No la, Claire still with my mum. Think I will send her to child care when she's 3. Still in 2 minds about it but I think in the end I will send la, just a matter of earlier or later.
The one that Zenn and hui bought can fold for storage. Not all can though I think. Gotta check.
Mummies!
Any recommendation of hotels which are family friendly or recommended for holidays in Macau? We'll be going there for our family hols in few weeks' time. My hubby and I are also planning to bring Karis to the HK Disneyland since it's nearby to Macau.
Any idea whether are there toddler rides at all in HK Disneyland?
Any recommendation of hotels which are family friendly or recommended for holidays in Macau? We'll be going there for our family hols in few weeks' time. My hubby and I are also planning to bring Karis to the HK Disneyland since it's nearby to Macau.
Any idea whether are there toddler rides at all in HK Disneyland?
JanMum,
I would say HK Disneyland is probably all for kiddos. My friend's 6 year old could take everything; for our kiddos it's probably minus the Space Mountain ba? You can check their official website (they will have a lot of info there). It's quite a nice Disneyland to start out in for toddlers because size is small and not so crowded. YOu can finish everything in probably half a day.
I would say HK Disneyland is probably all for kiddos. My friend's 6 year old could take everything; for our kiddos it's probably minus the Space Mountain ba? You can check their official website (they will have a lot of info there). It's quite a nice Disneyland to start out in for toddlers because size is small and not so crowded. YOu can finish everything in probably half a day.
Thanks Sherl... good to finish in half a day anyway cos we do not plan to stay in HK and be going back to Macau before the day ends..
Mummies
While away for hols, what do you let your children eat if you don't stay in an apartment with kitchenette? We would be staying in hotel which do not have any kitchenette available for cooking.
Mummies
While away for hols, what do you let your children eat if you don't stay in an apartment with kitchenette? We would be staying in hotel which do not have any kitchenette available for cooking.
icylemon
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<font color="ff0000">snow</font> dun scan & post here. dun let ah <font color="aa00aa">sherl</font> see. kekeke...
tonite ask ur parents & update me ok. i think u mite be my hubby's side de relatives lah. i suspect.
<font color="0077aa">Janmum</font> think in abt 25 yrs time. we will have a chance to attend bb kimi & bb claire's wedding.
tonite ask ur parents & update me ok. i think u mite be my hubby's side de relatives lah. i suspect.
<font color="0077aa">Janmum</font> think in abt 25 yrs time. we will have a chance to attend bb kimi & bb claire's wedding.
aquarius_888
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WAKAKAKAKKAKAKA...Then will be Luke and maybe Charlotte or Claudia or Lil Ms Aqua.
Snow, remember to post here ok.
Snow, remember to post here ok.
hi,
everybody must have gone home..
i saw my name n jk's name mentioned? haha..
msn,
the bumper bed i took a pix in my blog. u can view it on 7 april entry.
http://hui-treasures.blogspot.com/2008_04_01_archive.html
i bought tt time $98+$4 delivery fee.
everybody must have gone home..
i saw my name n jk's name mentioned? haha..
msn,
the bumper bed i took a pix in my blog. u can view it on 7 april entry.
http://hui-treasures.blogspot.com/2008_04_01_archive.html
i bought tt time $98+$4 delivery fee.
aquarius_888
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*throws mildy back into her hole and lock door*
zhuzhu_bibi
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just looking thru claire blog,she look so diff v pretty n gal look..
Gd Afternoon Mummies!
Are Jan07 babies sleeping on mattress or baby cot?
My girl seems to have a couple of blue black on her legs as she sleeps in baby cot, and with her sleeping style, she seems to always knock agst the sides even though there is side bumper protector. It seems not enough to protect her. Does any mummies observe that?
Are Jan07 babies sleeping on mattress or baby cot?
My girl seems to have a couple of blue black on her legs as she sleeps in baby cot, and with her sleeping style, she seems to always knock agst the sides even though there is side bumper protector. It seems not enough to protect her. Does any mummies observe that?
wakakakakkakakka... thank you zhuzhu! Heeheehee Update your blog also leh.. very long time never update le...
JJM,
Mine is alternating between cot and my bed. She will climb back and forth several times throughout the night. Got all sorts of sleeping positions, but her favourite is still to snuggle in a corner.
JJM,
Mine is alternating between cot and my bed. She will climb back and forth several times throughout the night. Got all sorts of sleeping positions, but her favourite is still to snuggle in a corner.
jjm,
kaelyn refused to sleep in cot, 'cos she always bumped herself against the guard. she would scream and fight if put to sleep in cot. that's abt 1 month ago. now she sleep on mattress on the floor. we give her the adult single mattress to sleep on.
when she is home with me, she still sleep on the playpen she has been using since birth, i placed 2 layer of playpen mattress in it. she love it because she can roll anyhow also won't get hurt.
i guess our bb are growing big big liao, want to have more space than what the cot can offer.
kaelyn also like to ti kam when sleeping, all sort of patterns.
kaelyn refused to sleep in cot, 'cos she always bumped herself against the guard. she would scream and fight if put to sleep in cot. that's abt 1 month ago. now she sleep on mattress on the floor. we give her the adult single mattress to sleep on.
when she is home with me, she still sleep on the playpen she has been using since birth, i placed 2 layer of playpen mattress in it. she love it because she can roll anyhow also won't get hurt.
i guess our bb are growing big big liao, want to have more space than what the cot can offer.
kaelyn also like to ti kam when sleeping, all sort of patterns.
aquarius_888
Active Member
I want to get that bed for deszi but actually is can fold or cannot fold huh?
aquarius_888
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sherl, you never ask me to update my blog? mildy just updated 2 days ago. lolx
aquarius_888
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thanks Kc and hui. Hui, do you have the contact for the one you bought? I want to 'migrate' deszi to her gor gor's room before she becomes 'permanent resident' in my room. wakakakak
aquarius_888
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Wakakakkakaak *Tao Yan*
Be your best! LOLX!
Be your best! LOLX!
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