Toddler+

Studies show the single thing parents miss most about having young children is their sleep! What if your child isn't sleeping properly though? Can it affect its development? What can and should you do to help? How important are routines? And how safe is co-sleeping? Join this Bumps & Babes talk to learn what Dr Sadnha Sharma from Shanghai East International Medical Centre (SEIMC) has to say about good sleep and what you can do to promote it.

About Dr Sharma. Dr Sharma MD has worked in India and Singapore for the last 20 years. She was trained in Singapore and India and holds a PhD in Pediatrics from the Ravindra Nath Tagore Medical College, Udaipur Rajasthan in India. She arrived in China in 2009 as Head of Pediatrics at St Michael Hospital and has been working at Shanghai East International Medical Centre since November 2010. She specialises in preventative medical diagnosis, infancy disease, in and out-patient care and emergency treatments.

Event date:

01-09-2013 10:00 am

Event End Date:

01-09-2013 11:30 am

Capacity:

Unlimited

Individual Price:

¥100.00

Location:

Kerry Hotel

Registrations are closed for this event

Ever had to cringe at your child's lack of social skills? You know he/she means well, but that stuffing their bunny in another child's face isn't a good way of communicating with them, as is hitting/grabbing/pulling for attention? The things we might put up with playfully as adults but that other children just don't enjoy... how can we teach our children to relate to other children in a way that is appropriate for their age? Amy Quigley from Western International School (WISS) will join this Bumps & Babes talk to give us tips on helping our children develop the necessary skills to deal with social situations by themselves.

Event date:

03-27-2013 9:30 am

Event End Date:

03-27-2013 11:30 am

Capacity:

Unlimited

Individual Price:

¥100.00

Location:

Paulaner

Registrations are closed for this event

 Parenting young children can be exhausting and overwhelming. Parents spend much of their time managing their children’s behavior. Make no mistake, this needs to be done in order to teach them about appropriate behavior, responsibility, and boundaries, but there needs to be more. Child-centered play provides parents with one means of showing their children unconditional love that is the glue that holds all good relationships together. Because play is the language of children, engaging in child-centered play with your child will allow you to learn more about his/her inner life, strengthen your connection to him/her, and make deposits in your relationship's emotional bank account. This presentation and discussion will teach you some strategies to support your child’s emotional wellbeing and positive behavior through play. This presentation will be led by Dr. Beth Kremer-Collins, Clinical Psychologist.

Event date:

04-24-2013 9:30 am

Event End Date:

04-24-2013 11:30 am

Capacity:

Unlimited

Individual Price:

¥100.00

Location:

Paulaner

Registrations are closed for this event