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Happy Tummies, Healthy Kids


Is Your Child’s Picky Eating Normal? When to Seek Professional Advice
Does your toddler refuse to eat anything green? Are you spending mealtimes persuading, negotiating, or worrying rather than enjoying family time? Some degree of picky eating is normal in children. It’s a common part of their developmental journey as they explore independence, assert preferences, and learn about the world through food. But for some families, picky eating becomes more than a passing phase, it starts to affect nutrition, growth, and everyday life. At Joyful See
Oct 23
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Abdominal Pain in Children? When to Worry and Seek Help
Has your child been clutching their tummy more often lately? Are they wincing after meals, or waking up at night with discomfort? As a parent, it’s not always easy to tell whether this is just a passing bug or something that needs a doctor’s attention. At Joyful Seeds Paediatric & Development Clinic, located in Bukit Timah, Dr Charmaine Teo and Dr Martha Liu often see parents concerned about abdominal pain in children, and for good reason. While many cases are harmless and sh
Oct 16
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Could This Rash Be a Food Allergy?
Have you just noticed tiny red spots on your baby’s cheeks after mealtime? Is that faint patch on their arm a harmless irritation, or...
Oct 9
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Why Is My Toddler Struggling to Poo? It Might Be Constipation
When your toddler is straining, crying, or holding out before using the potty, it can be worrying and emotionally draining. You may find...
Oct 2
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When to Worry and What to Do When Your Toddler has Diarrhoea
When your toddler suddenly develops diarrhoea, it can be upsetting for the whole family. Loose, watery stools, frequent trips to the toilet or potty, and a child who seems less energetic than usual can leave you wondering, is this just a short-lived tummy bug, or is something more going on? At Joyful Seeds Paediatric & Development Clinic, located in Bukit Timah, Dr Charmaine Teo and Dr Martha Liu see many children with toddler diarrhoea each year. While most cases are mild an
Sep 25
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