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As time passes slowly (or quickly, depending on your situation in life, I suppose), parents
everywhere seemed to have somehow developed all sorts of coping mechanisms needed to
lift themselves out of this current state of restricted movements, lack of activities for their
kids, and boredom among their household. We cannot deny that at times, there is
tremendous pressure placed upon parents to keep up with the now in terms of education,
especially. What used to be largely and mainly duties carried out by teachers at school,
preschools and kindergarten are now the responsibilities of parents, and some had
absolutely no idea where to even begin! From this aspect alone, countless Malaysian parents
had to become learners themselves, delving into unknown territories of internet savviness
(for some), and taking the lead role of teaching school subjects that they thought they’d
never had to get into again. While some may have taken to this like ballerinas to their tutus,
others may have been exasperated at this whole development, and probably still are. If
you’re one of the latter, this issue may turn out to be a life-saviour - turn to our Early
Education & Development column and find out why!

Like every other issue before this, your April copy of BabyTalk is filled to the brim with the
latest and most relevant topics, including this month’s special on Autism Spectrum Disorder
(ASD); a complete guide on Green Parenting; an interesting view on postpartum gas; as well
as some fool-proof tricks to get little ones accustomed to a healthier diet. In this exciting
issue, some of our BabyTalk & MamaPapa Readers’ Choice Awards 2020 winners which you
have helped to pick out, will also be sharing their inspiring stories with us, so do check this
out too! All these and more are waiting for you within the pages of your BabyTalk this
month, so enjoy!

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Parenting & kids media reaching out to more than 100,000 mothers to support their pregnancy and motherhood journey