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We are just clowning around....

19/5/2015

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We recently got to know about Clown Doctors Singapore. Clown Doctors Singapore bring laughter & fun to children in hospitals and support senior citizen’s health, by implementing humour in the Health Care system. Clown Doctors are: actors, performing artists, musicians, drama teachers and/or health practitioners. They are professionally trained in performing arts, medicine and health science, psychology, social science, cultural studies as well as in spirituality & compassion. They will be a part of the medical team and interact with children and senior citizens in hospitals but also with they family members, visitors and hospital staff. Currently, they perform for children at KKH, NUH and St Luke's Hospital.
Let laughter be your medicine!
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Happy Mother's Day!

6/5/2015

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A young boy said to his mother, ‘How old were you when I was born?’ His mother replied, ’23.’ ‘Wow, that’s a lot of time we missed spending together.’
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The truth behind Kate Middleton's post-baby glow

6/5/2015

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We fully agree that childbirth can be non-traumatic and without intervention.
Associate Professor of Midwifery at the University of Western Sydney Hannah Dahlen said continuity of midwife care during pregnancy and childbirth is a vital factor when it comes to having a positive birth experience and recovering well from labour.

"We know that Kate had been cared for by the same midwives throughout her pregnancy and that continuity of care is hugely important when it comes to a positive and trouble-free birth experience," Ms Dahlen said.

"Getting the same information from the same midwives throughout pregnancy makes a woman feel safe, secure and relaxed, and much more likely to birth their baby without any need for intervention.

"Part of the advice from her midwives would have been to labour at home for as long as possible, which is just what she did.

"It is important to have obstetric care available in case there is a need for it, but recovery from childbirth will be much quicker if there is no intervention."

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    Blog by Vanda

    A yoga practitioner for over fifteen years now, Vanda is a yoga instructor dedicated to spreading her love of yoga and benefits of yoga to people who come her way. She believes strongly in empowering women in their pregnancy and childbirth journey.
    Vanda is a certified Bliss Baby Prenatal Yoga Teacher and a certified Birthlight Perinatal Yoga instructor. She has also completed 200hour yoga teacher training under SVYASA Yoga University. 

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