Mini Child Specialist Clinic

10/01/2026

School’s starting again.

Here's a checklist for parents
- good sleep = strengthen immunity
- hand hygiene = reduce infections
- balanced meals = support growth
- behaviour checks = changes stress
- vaccination = keep protected

help kids stay well and learn better.

10/01/2026

School is reopening—here’s a quick back-to-school checklist from a paediatrician:

✔ Reset sleep routines
Start adjusting bedtime about a week before school starts. Good sleep helps with focus, mood, and immunity.

✔ Reinforce hand hygiene
Simple reminders matter—wash hands before eating and after using the toilet. It really does reduce infections.

✔ Pack the right fuel
Balanced meals with protein, fruits or vegetables, plus a water bottle help children stay energised and ready to learn.

✔ Watch for changes
If your child struggles in school, it’s not always about effort. Vision, hearing, fatigue, or anxiety can play a role.

✔ Check vaccinations are up to date
School means close contact. Vaccines help protect your child and those around them, and are still strongly supported by child health organisations worldwide.

A healthy start makes school easier.
If you’re unsure, speak to your paediatrician.

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09/01/2026

“Confused about vaccines? You’re not alone.

Despite the noise online, childhood vaccines are still recommended by paediatric and global health organisations worldwide because they protect children from serious diseases.

Ask questions. Have conversations. Trust reliable medical advice.

Here is a short reel for education purposes.
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Your paediatrician is here to help you make informed decisions for your child.”

09/01/2026

“Lots of talk about vaccines lately.
What hasn’t changed?
✔ Vaccines are safe
✔ Vaccines are effective
✔ Child health organisations still support them

Questions are okay. Talk to your paediatrician.”

07/01/2026

Protecting little lungs, one jab at a time.

Mini Child Clinic is pleased to collaborate with ASA Daycare to conduct an Influenza Vaccination Drive for our children.

Influenza (flu) is not just a common cold — in young children, it can lead to high fever, pneumonia, hospitalisation, and serious complications, especially in those attending daycare or school.

Why is influenza vaccination important for children?
• Children are at higher risk of severe flu complications
• Daycare settings increase exposure and spread
• Vaccination reduces flu-related illness, absenteeism, and hospitalisation
• Annual vaccination is safe, effective, and recommended from 6 months of age

By vaccinating early, we help protect not only the child, but also classmates, families, and caregivers through community immunity.

Thank you to ASA Daycare for prioritising children’s health and prevention. Together, we build a healthier and safer environment for our little ones.

For enquiries on influenza vaccination, kindly contact Mini Child Clinic.
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02/01/2026

Dear Parents. 📢
JANUARY Clinic Schedule

Notable days
📍1ST JAN CLINIC CLOSED

Kindly note Dr Shifts stated on the day. ☺️

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31/12/2025

HAPPY NEW YEAR! 🥳

Wishing all best of health in 2026!

We are CLOSED on 1ST of Jan,
ReOPEN on 2nd of Jan

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22/12/2025

Dear Parents. 📢

We are CLOSED on 25th December Christmas Day.
ReOPEN on 26th Dec

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

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18/12/2025

School holidays don’t need to be packed with expensive activities.

As a doctor and a parent, I often remind families that children develop best through simple, consistent experiences—movement, play, reading, creativity, and connection.

These low-cost activities support:
• Motor development
• Language and learning
• Emotional regulation
• Parent–child bonding

What children remember most is not where they went, but who they spent time with.

12/12/2025

Febrile seizures can be terrifying to watch — but they are usually brief and not harmful.

Here’s how to recognise them, what to do safely, and when to seek emergency help in a video sharing by our Paediatrician, Dr Yujin.

https://www.tiktok.com//video/7579562037664058644?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7566983717853611527
Save this for future reference and share with other parents. ❤️

Check out ’s video.

12/12/2025

Febrile seizures can be terrifying to watch — but they are usually brief and not harmful.
Here’s how to recognise them, what to do safely, and when to seek emergency help.
Save this for future reference and share with other parents. ❤️

04/12/2025

Traveling with kids doesn’t need to be stressful. Prep these 5 essentials and you’re halfway there. Shared by our@drjinchildspecialist

https://www.tiktok.com//video/7579922422942453000

📍Medications and a mini first aid kit
Basic fever meds, oral rehydration, plasters, antiseptic wipes. Small, compact, essential.

📍Snacks that don’t melt or crumble
Think raisins, crackers, fruit pouches. Hungry kids = cranky kids.

📍Activity kit
Stickers, crayons, a small toy, downloaded shows. Keeps them occupied during delays.

📍Lightweight change of clothes for everyone
Accidents, spills, motion sickness. One spare outfit avoids a meltdown.

📍Wet wipes and ziplock bags
For cleaning, storing dirty clothes, organizing snacks. Always useful.

Check out ’s video.