「食滯咗」怎麼辦?
作者：註冊營養師陳國賓 過年期間，家長和小朋友經常外出用膳或探訪親友，進食大量肉食，同時食無定時，或會令小朋友增加腸胃不…
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Reggio Emilia and Creativity
Author: Betty YauPrincipal, Fairchild Nursery and Kindergarten Cultivating Curiosity, Confidence and Creativity – Reggio Emilia Builds Core Skills We all …
Reggio Emilia and Play
Author: Betty YauPrincipal, Fairchild Nursery and Kindergarten Play is a child’s work, and quality play matters to children. Let’s consider …
The Reggio Emilia Approach in a Nutshell
Author: Betty YauPrincipal, Fairchild Nursery and Kindergart…
Tummy time is important for the development of infants and young children
Author: Sonia YuRegistered Occupational Therapist In recent years, many parents have heard of the term “tummy time” or have a …
Perceptual Development in Infancy
Author: Stephanie ChanAssistant Professor, Faculty of Educat…
Reading Feelings: Emotional Development and Literacy
Author: Mary Ann HOODSenior Lecturer, Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education A baby’s emotional development can be supported through …
For Crying Out Loud!
Author: Mel WAGENAAR Educational Psychologist, Teacher and Mother, South Africa If I had a dollar for every time a newly …
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Vision and Learning
Author: Vanessa ThaiDevelopmental and Behavioural OptometristCentral Health Southside – Child Development Team Learning difficulties are caused by problems with how the brain processes visual or auditory information. Children with limited environmental experiences or deficiencies in the visual system may exhibit abnormal development of vision, which can impact their ability to learn and perform tasks like
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Vision and Learning
Vision and Learning What is the difference between eyesight and vision? A: Eyesight is the ability to see clearly. Vision involves visual comfort, visual function, and visual efficiency. What is vision therapy? A: A program of activities prescribed by a behavioural optometrist to treat vision problems and enhance binocular vision function to optimise how the
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Screen Time for Children
Screen Time for Children How much screen time is OK? A: Age 0-1: no screens; 2-4: no more than 1 hour per day. How do screens affect the eyes? A: Blue light exposure close to bedtime may disrupt sleep. Is blue light bad? A: The evidence is unclear. The problem with screens is that they
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Screen Time for Children
Author: Vanessa ThaiDevelopmental and Behavioural OptometristCentral Health Southside – Child Development Team Digital screens have become an integral part of children’s daily lives, as they are extensively used for both educational and recreational purposes. This article aims to explore the impact of screen time on visual development and eye health in children, as well as
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Tips on Optical Correction, Patching, and Eye Safety
Author: Vanessa ThaiDevelopmental and Behavioural OptometristCentral Health Southside – Child Development Team Wearing Glasses Whether your child’s glasses are for near or distance vision, it is essential that they wear them as prescribed. It is helpful to inform your child’s teachers and caregivers that your child requires glasses for optimal vision and should wear them
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Tips on Optical Correction, Patching, and Eye Safety
Tips on Optical Correction, Patching, and Eye Safety When does my child need to wear glasses? A: Your optometrist will advise if the glasses are needed for part-time or full-time wear, or perhaps during specific visual tasks. If my child can see clearly, do they need glasses? A: Not all glasses are prescribed for visual
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