A Publication of the
RCC: ECD Programme

A Pregnancy Orientation


Great Beginnings Start before Birth

Steps to a Safer Pregnancy

Food for Thought

Pregnancy Myths: BUSTED

Prenatal Parenting

Working Out

Two to Tango

Mothers' Mood Matters

Breast Feeding


Common Breastfeeding Misconceptions


Prenatal Examinations in Pregnancy

Birth Defects in Children

Midwife

Antenatal care in Pakistan


Ensuring Safe Motherhood in Pakistan

Feature Websites

Recommended Readings

Dr. Habiba Hassan

Dr. Mussarrat Zahoor
As a parent you are everything for your children – their first guardian, their first teacher, their first moral inspector and so much more. And although parents are naturally inclined to always look out for the best interests of their children it helps to learn more on how to be a better guardian and caretaker. We are certain that the articles in this section will help you be a more confident and well-informed parent.

Prenatal Parenting

Babies do not come into the world as “Tabula Rasa” – (Blank slate) as was believed in the past. Researchers have found that infants are naturally programmed to reach out for warmth and closeness...

 

Working Out

Aching, back pain, constipation and swelling; all the symptoms of being pregnant. Now the only means that might minimize the aches and pain and unpleasant side effects of pregnancy is EXERCISE! There are...

 

Two to Tango

In pregnancy, since the mother is left holding the proverbial ball she has to be all geared up and be ready for what is to come. When she gets pregnant, instinctively, the first thing the mother-to-be does...

 

Mothers’ Mood Matters

An emotionally stable mother is far more conducive to the optimal growth of the fetus than an anxious one. When a soon-to-be mother feels stressed out, the affect extends over to the emotional and mental...

 

Breast Feeding

A lot of women in Pakistan are not well prepared for birth as the time for delivery approaches. They do not have access to proper prenatal care that is essential at the time of pregnancy and are bereft...

 

Common Breastfeeding Misconceptions

Such as it is with everything, there are always old wives tales / misconceived notions attached to a certain act which come to be passed down through the ages. Through time they become...

 

Complete list of articles

 

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Learning about our Environment: What Role can Parents Play?

Natural Hazards and Disaster Management

Stress Management for Children and Adults

 

Issue 8:

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Learning Differences and Remediation Strategies

Parenting a Child with ADHD

Being your Child’s Savior – Timely Detection of Warning Signs

Learning Differences: Impact on Children & Role of Caregivers


Issue 7:
- Safety of an Unborn Child
- Making our Homes Safe for Children

Issue 6:
- The Argument against Saying 'Good Job!'
- To a Child Love is Spelled T-I-M-E
- Dealing with Sibling Rivalry
- Discipline is better than Punishment
- A Strong Today for a strong Tomorrow

Issue 5:
- The Right Way to Play
- Play Versus Technology
- Keep The Music Playing
- Teaching Young Children through Play
- Toys Tools for Learning

Issue 4:

- Creating a Learning Culture within the Family
- Nurturing Children's Natural Love of Learning
- Parent's corner
Issue 3:
- Vitamins are vital
- Preventing conflicts
- Benefits of breastfeeding
- Parent’s corner
Issue 2:
- Raising a confident child
- 10 signs of a great ECD classroom
- 9 steps to more effective parenting
Issue 1:
- ECD: A health perspective
- Tidbits

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