Toddler

Your child is a master at eating solid food already, but is he the kind who is refusing to eat anything but fried chicken every time? 

At this stage, your baby’s menu may have expanded to include more cereals and baby food varieties. His excitement over food can turn mealtime into a fun, playful experience for the both of you. Take advantage of this moment. Feeding your baby is a commitment and an opportunity to bond with him.

Your toddler is a master at solid foods already—and he’s a grown up now who wants to be heard. Expressing his desire to eat and getting a response from you are important for his social and emotional development. Allow him that as best as possible, but don’t let him make the rules.

I can’t believe it! These past few days, my child, usually all smiles and very obedient, has been saying "NO!" to everything I say and having tantrums whenever I say "No". What do I do? 

It’s no secret – nutrition is definitely key to children’s health! But how can you help your little one develop healthy eating habits? Read these tried-and-tested parenting tips to find out!