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Brain Dominance

It is common to hear about “right-brained” or “left-brained” individual. This is called “brain dominance,” meaning that an individual has a natural preference for processing information on one side of the brain.

By AMA Academy . 04/02/2015 .

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Ask The Expert - Overcoming Fear

Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare.

By Kiddy123.com . 04/02/2015 .

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What Kills Curiosity?

Curiosity is as important in learning as memorizing, if not more. Your child’s curious nature will always keep them interested in learning so always keep this part of their nature alive.

By Kiddy123.com . 30/01/2015 .

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1 Plan and 5 Tips to Instill Good Habits in Your Preschooler

It is the beginning of her lifelong journey of learning, there is no way I wanted her to hate school. I vowed to make our morning routine a success!

By Kiddy123.com . 27/01/2015 .

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Ask The Expert - Left-Handed Child

Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare.

By Kiddy123.com . 16/01/2015 .

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Ask the Expert - Sex Education

Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare

By Kiddy123.com . 05/01/2015 .

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Ask The Expert - Swearing Spell

Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare.

By Kiddy123.com . 28/12/2014 .

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Attachment Parenting - In a Nutshell

Many parents are conflicted when it comes to how much they should respond to their children. Too much will spoil the child? Too little will left them feeling neglected? Clinical psychologist, Daphne Su, talks about attachment parenting.

By Kiddy123.com . 28/09/2014 .

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Ask the Expert - The Losing Game

Kiddy123's resident expert, Prof. Dr. Eric Lim takes on your questions about parenting and childcare.

By Kiddy123.com . 19/09/2014 .

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Autism 101: Understanding Types of Delays and What Should You Do

Parents are usually the first ones to think that there is a problem with their child's motor, social, and/or speech and language development. This parental concern should be enough to initiate further evaluation. Prof. Dr. Eric Lim explains.

By Kiddy123.com . 28/08/2014 .

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Brain Dominance

Ask The Expert - Overcoming Fear

What Kills Curiosity?

1 Plan and 5 Tips to Instill Good Habits in Your Preschooler

Ask The Expert - Left-Handed Child

Ask the Expert - Sex Education

Ask The Expert - Swearing Spell

Attachment Parenting - In a Nutshell

Ask the Expert - The Losing Game

Autism 101: Understanding Types of Delays and What Should You Do

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