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Learn more about children's pain - and what you can do to keep them healthy and happy.
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Children's Panadol Colourfree Suspension 1-5 years
Nothing starts to work faster on fever.
Children's Panadol Colourfree Suspension 5-12 years
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Children's Panadol Colourfree Suspension 1-5 years
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Children's Panadol Colourfree Suspension 5-12 years
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Children's Panadol Colourfree Suspension 1-5 years
Nothing starts to work faster on fever.
Children's Panadol Colourfree Suspension 5-12 years
For effective relief from fever and pain.
Discover Common Childhood Symptoms
Discover Common Childhood Symptoms
Discover Common Childhood Symptoms
Parenting Tips From First Five Years
Babies learn about the world by seeing and hearing activities around them, and by seeing their parents as role models.
By 6 months, your baby still needs 1-2 hours sleep after feed and playtime, as their play is more active.
During this stage, your baby needs solid foods in addition to their milk feeds. However, never add salt, sugar or honey as it’s not good for their health.
Toddlers are little explorers, and their attention span is limited. As a playtime tip, rotate their toys – put some away for a few weeks or for a rainy day.
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How To Treat Your Child's Headache
Children do get headaches. They usually say, “My head hurts.” Causes of headaches in children may stem from an illness or a viral infection.
Teething – Taking Care Of Your Baby’s Teeth
Babies can get their first tooth anywhere between three and fifteen months, but commonly between four and nine months — although discomfort may start earlier.