lavenderbear
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I visited 3 LV centres (Alpha, Icon and Cecil) and they are all located within a building and shares the building centralised airconditioning system.
For parents who prefer non aircon or distributed airconditioning system, i think i have seen some Cherie Hearts centre located within a private property so ventiliation should be better.
I am still debating between CC for my boy, anyone visited Carpe Diem or heard any feedback on it?
Bbethan: I think toddlers habits / behaviour changes over time or even drastically. My boy have bread for breakfast (recently, he is resisting bread), 2 main meals, a fruit or two in between. Sometimes, HB shares with boy whatever he eats (but nothing too sweet nor salty). Usually we give him more snacks in the car or when we are having meals outside so we can dine in peace. At home, we use toys or TV to distract him. As long as the kids are growing up well, i guess no harm to let them snack on healthy food so different bodies have different metabolism.
For parents who prefer non aircon or distributed airconditioning system, i think i have seen some Cherie Hearts centre located within a private property so ventiliation should be better.
I am still debating between CC for my boy, anyone visited Carpe Diem or heard any feedback on it?
Bbethan: I think toddlers habits / behaviour changes over time or even drastically. My boy have bread for breakfast (recently, he is resisting bread), 2 main meals, a fruit or two in between. Sometimes, HB shares with boy whatever he eats (but nothing too sweet nor salty). Usually we give him more snacks in the car or when we are having meals outside so we can dine in peace. At home, we use toys or TV to distract him. As long as the kids are growing up well, i guess no harm to let them snack on healthy food so different bodies have different metabolism.