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theAsianparent is the flagship site of Tickled Media. Started in 2009, theAsianparent is the largest parenting website in Southeast Asia, reaching over 15 million Asian women every month with content that is available in 13 local languages. Our Mission is to help 25 million Asian families and we are now over half way through that goal!
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Counselling After A Miscarriage

by theAsianparent / March 17, 2020

Why it can be good for you and other talking points from a clinical psychologist. — Pregnancy loss, particularly the recurrent kind, can leave many women depressed, angry, confused, and feeling inadequate. But, having someone to talk to about their fears, doubts, and wishes freely and without judgement after such…

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Public Interest / Featured Articles

What Parents, Pregnant Women Need to Know About COVID-19

by theAsianparent / March 12, 2020

To help parents better understand COVID-19, we’ve compiled some of the most frequently asked questions with accompanying answers by UNICEF, WHO and other experts on the matter. — The most recent strain of the Coronavirus infection, now known as COVID-19, is grouped together with the same family of viruses such…

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Family and Community / Featured Articles

A Guide To Common Food Allergies In Kids

by theAsianparent / February 27, 2020

The effect of common food allergies in kids ranges from causing discomfort to being life-threatening. It is best to be on the lookout and take preventive measures. — As a parent, it is imperative to be watchful of your child’s health. Your child may develop food allergies unknown to you. It…

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Lifestyle / Featured Articles

The truth about burnout: what are the causes and how to treat it

by theAsianparent / February 20, 2020

Recent survey results indicate work is the biggest cause of stress for Singaporeans. — You might have noticed feeling completely lethargic before you even start work, or strange aches and pains around your body at the end of your 15-hour shift (despite only needing to work 9 of those hours).…

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Featured Articles / Family and Community

Bullying in Singapore: What you must know to protect your child?

by theAsianparent / February 18, 2020

Bullying is a serious problem that we must confront. Read on to find out about the bullying situation in Singapore and how you can protect your child from it. — Singapore is a great place for students – we have a world-class education system and our schools offer a great…

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What kids say when they are struggling with anxiety

by theAsianparent / February 13, 2020

When your child complains of a stomach ache, he/she may have anxiety. They are not lying or wanting attention. It is the anxiety they are facing that is manifesting through their body, right in their stomach. — Anxiety is not something we associate with children. And that’s because they don’t…

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Public Interest / Featured Articles

Wuhan Virus In Singapore: What You Can Do

by theAsianparent / February 11, 2020

Follow these safety precautions at all times to help protect yourself and your family. — As the total number of cases of the Wuhan Virus in Singapore inches to 10 on Wednesday, 29 Jan, the Ministry of Health urges travellers and the public to adopt the following precautions at all times:…

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Family and Community / Featured Articles

10 Things you need to teach your kids about internet safety

by theAsianparent / January 29, 2020

While the internet is a great tool that your child should eventually know how to use, it also poses a lot of danger. Teaching your child these internet safety rules can help them make smart decisions online. — We’re all well-aware that the internet can be a dark and dangerous…

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Family and Community / Featured Articles

How does fighting in front of your kids affect their long-term development?

by theAsianparent / January 21, 2020

Does having parents who argue all the time affect a child’s well-being, growth, and development in lasting ways? Read on to find out. — If a child’s parents argue all the time, will it have lasting harmful effects? Some believe that arguing in front of kids can cause anxiety and…

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Featured Articles / Family and Community

Stop Couple Fights With Your Spouse Using These 10 Steps

by theAsianparent / January 16, 2020

In relationships, we cannot avoid conflict, and this is especially true in a marriage. So how do you stop couple fights? Here are 10 ways you can follow. — Nobody in a relationship wants to fight, even though some people may say it can be healthy for couples to argue…

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