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Video - The Twins loving School

We never had problems sending our kids to School even from a very young age .
Be it Bella , Tasha , Adam or Noah .
The kids are always hunger for knowledge wanting to learn new things .
Some kids cry not wanting to go .
Some kids throw tantrums lasting for weeks and parents not knowing what to do ..

So how do I do it ?
Here’s some tips to make the transition easy peasy .
1. Exposure from young
Toddlers as young as 2 years old need to be exposed to new surroundings and new people .
Most kids are terrified being left out to a new place which explains their reactions .
2. Separation anxiety
When a child is too attached to their parents he will cry his lungs out not wanting
to be separated . It becomes difficult when Mommy or Daddy is already at the gate wanting to leave .
3. Prepare them the night before
Before bedtime describe the kids plan for School the next day . A child doesn’t like surprises and needs to know what to expect . Just like us adults .
4. Make the journey fun
Put on some nursery rhymes or sing along while driving to the School .
These activities put them in a happy mood once they arrive at School .
5. Say Goodbye and leave
Drop the child at the gate , hugs & kisses and walk off . Don’t dilly dally too long or the child might change his mind wanting to follow you back .
6. Hug them proudly
Upon picking the Child from School , hug them tightly and say how proud you are .
It builds their level of confidence and feeling good at the same time .
7. Ask your Child how exciting School was .
Listen as he describes the fun things done at School . Beam with pride . Let him do the talking . The Euphoric feeling will make the Child wanting to go to School the next day .
8. Ask the teachers
Always enquire about your Child’s level of happiness at School . A child who is playful and socialising well indicate that he’s comfortable and happy at School .
9. Listen to their complaints and take them seriously. Help your kid to solve what’s bothering them at School.
10. Choose the right School

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初七人日生日快樂！
雞蛋營養知多點
中國人傳統習俗生日會吃紅雞蛋，從前的人會用花紅粉為雞蛋染色，但花紅粉為工業用色素不利健康，所以現在改用紅色食用色素，或者用紅色玻璃紙包裹。雞蛋是一種老少咸宜的食材，從中醫角度來看它屬性平和，有滋陰潤燥、養血安胎及健腦的功效，但怎樣吃才是最好？來看看以下Q&A能否解決你對雞蛋的疑問。

雞蛋 — 性平，有滋陰潤燥，養血安胎及健腦，適合體質虛弱、營養不良、氣血不足、產婦、孕婦等。蛋黃能健腦益智，增強記憶力，適合嬰兒及小兒適量食用。注意發燒及腹瀉不宜。

問：一天只可吃一隻雞蛋？
答：答案是要視乎你的飲食模式，如果平日已經多吃蛋白質類食物，例如魚、肉、豆製品等，一天一隻雞蛋已經足夠；相反如果不多吃蛋白質類食物，則可以多吃蛋來補充營養。

問：聽說蛋黃膽固醇很高，只吃蛋白更健康嗎？
答：近年醫學界指從飲食中攝取的膽固醇，並不是導致人體血液膽固醇 增加 的主要因素，預防膽固醇增加應注意減少飽和脂肪和反式脂肪的攝取量。而蛋黃中含有許多營養素是蛋白沒有的，例如Omega-3、鐵、鋅、葉酸等，所以不要嫌棄蛋黃啊！

問：雞蛋哪種食法最好？
答：全熟烚蛋最好，因為生雞蛋含有抗生物素蛋白(avidin)令身體難以消化及吸收蛋白質，當雞蛋煮熟後蛋白結構會變化，蛋白質會易於被吸收，吃烚蛋我們可以吸收到雞蛋的蛋白質九成以上，但吃生蛋只可以吸收三至五成。而雞蛋中可能存在沙門氏菌，食用未完全煮熟的雞蛋例如溫泉蛋、溏心蛋等，會有感染沙門氏菌的風險，所以嬰幼兒、長者或抵抗力較差者宜吃全熟蛋。

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Happy Humans’ Day on the 7th day of the Lunar New Year!
Learn more about nutrients in eggs

According to the Chinese tradition, individuals who celebrate their birthday will eat eggs that have been dyed red. In the past, people would dye the eggs with Rhodamine B, but it was not a healthy option because it is an industrial chemical. Nowadays people would dye the eggs with food coloring or just wrap it with red glass paper.

Eggs are suitable for both young and old to consume. From the perspective of Chinese Medicine, it is mild in nature, can nourish the yin and moisten the body, nourish the blood, improve the wellbeing of the fetus, and strengthen the brain. How should we prepare eggs to enjoy its greatest benefits? Let us look at the Q&A below to see if they can answer your questions.

Q: Can we eat more than one egg a day?
A: Depends on your diet. If you have consumed a lot of protein-based food like fish, meat and soy products, then one egg is enough; if there is a lack of protein in your diet, you can replenish it by taking more eggs.

Q: I heard the cholesterol in the yolk is very high, should we just eat the egg white?
A: According to recent medical studies, the cholesterol we consume through food is not the main contributor of the cholesterol in our blood. In order to prevent the cholesterol levels from rising, we need to monitor the consumption of foods that contain saturated and trans fat. Egg yolk, on the other hand, contains a lot of nutrients that are not found in the egg white, for instance, Omega-3, iron, zinc, and folic acid. So do not toss the egg yolk away!

Q: What is the best way to cook eggs?
A: Fully cooked eggs are the best because the raw ones contain avidin, which is hard to digest and to absorb the protein. When the eggs are cooked, the structure of the egg white will change, making it easier for the body to absorb. Our body can absorb at least 90% of the protein if they are completely boiled, but it can only absorb 30%-50% if the eggs are still raw. Moreover, eggs might contain salmonella, so we might risk getting an infection if we eat soft-boiled eggs and poached eggs that are not fully cooked. Therefore, toddlers and elders with a weak immune system are encouraged to consume eggs that are fully cooked.

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"Childhood is not a race to see how quickly a child can read, write and count. It is a small window of time to learn and develop at the pace that is right for each individual child…"
- Magda Gerber

This quote from Magda Gerber (founder of RIE, champion of respectful approaches in childcare) rings so true each time we meet an infant, toddler or young child. More so during these times, we educators have had to remember what our role truly is. With all the changes that have rocked our world, we go down to the most basic of our work—to get to know and celebrate the authentic child.

As a teacher, I have to admit that I sometimes get wrapped in thinking about WHAT the children are learning—vocabulary, numbers, beats, and motor skills etc.—that I forget HOW they learn. On countless occasions, I have found myself guilty of expecting (or hoping for) a visible output, instead of trusting the process. You know the pressure parents feel when people ask, “Has your child done this or that?” We teachers experience that, too.

We hear messages like, “She doesn’t seem to focus… He’s not doing the activity… Why isn’t she tapping? He can’t sit still… Maybe he’s not interested.” We know the child is perfectly capable, and that all experiences build up to support her growth. However, in a fast-paced world like ours, there is often an immediate need to “see a result,” not realising that the most effective learning takes time to root and grow from within.

“Slow but sure” is always a good way to go. In the coming days, I will be sharing some insights on the learning philosophies of @baumhaushk during these times.

You can also head over to www.baumhaus.com.hk/oct-bulletin and read more!

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