New Health Guidelines For Toddlers That Every Singaporean Parent Needs To Know

The World Health Organisation has issued guidelines calling for more physical activity, enough sleep and less screen time for children aged five and younger.

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The World Health Organisation (WHO) came up with guidelines for caring for children under the age of five.

They are intended to contribute to children's motor and cognitive development and lifelong health.

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Generally, it recommends more physical activity and less screen time. For instance, it said all children younger than five should not be restrained for more than one hour at a time in a pram, stroller, high chair or strapped on a caregiver's back.

Here are some of its age-appropriate guidelines:

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