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Baby and Child Specialist Clinic at Petaling Jaya

Experienced Consultant Paediatricians


Lilwonders sdn bhd (SSM: 202001027543) Managed by LILWONDERS SDN BHD, SSM No.: 202001027543 (1383863-V)

Consultant Paediatrician
Dr Hieu Yu Jin

Qualification:
MBBS (IMU)
MRCPCH (UK)

Memberships & Associations
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH)
Malaysian Medical Council
National Specialist Registry
Malaysian Paediatric Association (MPA)
Academy of Medicine of Malaysia
Perinatal Society of Malaysia
Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Instructor
Advanced Paediatric Life Support (APLS) Instructor

25/09/2026

🚨 YOUR CHILD JUST FELL? DON'T PANIC.

Remember 1–2–3:

👀 1. LOOK
Are they awake and behaving normally?

🔎 2. CHECK
Any large swelling, bleeding, wound or obvious injury?

👁️ 3. MONITOR
Watch for vomiting, worsening headache, unusual sleepiness, confusion or abnormal behaviour.

🚑 GO TO EMERGENCY if there's a seizure, difficulty waking, repeated vomiting, weakness, difficulty walking, speech/vision problems.

❌ MYTH: You must keep your child awake after every fall.

Not necessarily. What matters is how your child is behaving and whether they can be appropriately roused.

The bump matters. But the child matters more.

Save this for when you need it.

Protecting little ones, one vaccine at a time✨🐰Vaccines help protect children from serious, preventable diseases and sup...
25/09/2026

Protecting little ones, one vaccine at a time✨🐰

Vaccines help protect children from serious, preventable diseases and support a healthier start in life. When recommended vaccines are given according to the appropriate schedule, they provide important protection for your child and the wider community.

Let’s keep our children protected, healthy, and ready to grow. 🌱💉

💙 Nothing makes us happier than hearing from our patients!Thank you for your trust, support, and kind words. Every revie...
24/09/2026

💙 Nothing makes us happier than hearing from our patients!

Thank you for your trust, support, and kind words. Every review reminds our team why compassionate care matters. We truly appreciate every patient who allows us to be part of their journey. 🩺✨

🚨 HAZE IS NOT JUST “BAD AIR” — IT CAN AFFECT YOUR CHILD’S LUNGS.The haze is back in parts of Malaysia, and this year we ...
23/09/2026

🚨 HAZE IS NOT JUST “BAD AIR” — IT CAN AFFECT YOUR CHILD’S LUNGS.

The haze is back in parts of Malaysia, and this year we may need to be prepared for a longer hot and dry season.

🌫️ Recent weather warnings suggest that El Niño conditions could persist into early 2027, increasing the risk of prolonged dry weather, forest fires and haze.

Children are particularly vulnerable because their lungs are still developing and they breathe more air relative to their body size.

Haze can trigger:
😮‍💨 Coughing & breathing difficulty
🫁 Asthma attacks / wheezing
👀 Eye irritation & conjunctivitis
🤧 Nose and throat irritation
🏃 Reduced tolerance for outdoor exercise

👶 WHAT CAN PARENTS DO?

1️⃣ CHECK THE API
Check the Air Pollutant Index before letting your child spend prolonged time outdoors.

2️⃣ REDUCE OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
When the air quality is unhealthy, postpone outdoor sports, running and strenuous activities.

3️⃣ KEEP INDOOR AIR CLEAN
Close windows when outdoor air quality is poor and consider using an air purifier if available.

4️⃣ MASK WHEN APPROPRIATE
For children who need to be outdoors during unhealthy haze, a properly fitted N95/KN95-type mask can help reduce exposure to fine particles.

5️⃣ WATCH FOR WARNING SIGNS 🚨
Seek medical attention if your child develops:
• Difficulty breathing
• Persistent or worsening cough
• Wheezing
• Chest tightness
• Significant eye irritation
• Unusual lethargy

💡 One important reminder:
You don't need to panic every time the sky looks hazy. Check the API and adjust your child's activities according to the actual air quality.

🌫️ Haze may come and go — but protecting developing lungs should always be a priority.

Save this post and share it with another parent. ❤️

23/09/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | ep.70 BABY AND PHONE OK?

Doctor, my baby loves watching my phone. Is a little screen time really a problem?

For babies, the goal isn’t finding a “safe amount” of daily screen time — it’s making sure screens don’t replace the things babies need most: talking, playing, moving, exploring and interacting with you. ❤️

Here are some recommended guidelines.
🚫 Under 1 year: screen time is not recommended
👨‍👩‍👧 Face-to-face interaction is far more valuable for learning
📞 Video chatting with family is different because it involves real social interaction
📱 If your baby occasionally sees your phone, don’t panic — just try not to make it part of the daily routine.

And yes… video calling Grandma is NOT the same as putting YouTube on for your baby. 👀

Save this for the next time someone says, It’s only a little screen time! 😅

22/09/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.69 PACIFIER CAN BE LIFE SAVING?

Did you know there is a hidden benefit of pacifier use?

But should you use it for your baby?

The answer? It depends.

Pacifiers can be useful for soothing a baby, and offering one at sleep time may help reduce the risk of SIDS.

But there are a few things parents should know:

✅ Don’t use a pacifier to delay or replace feeds
✅ If breastfeeding, consider introducing it once breastfeeding is well established
✅ Never dip it in honey, sugar or sweet drinks
✅ Keep it clean and check for damage
⚠️ Prolonged pacifier use can affect dental development

And remember—you don’t have to use a pacifier if your baby is happy without one.

Use it as a tool, not a necessity. ❤️

📌 Save this for later and share it with a new parent!

19/09/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.67 SWADDLING

FAQ
Do you actually need to swaddle your baby?

Swaddling can help some newborns feel secure and reduce the startle reflex, which may help them settle and sleep.

But remember, you don't have to swaddle your baby if they are already sleeping comfortably without it.

If you do swaddle:

🦵 Keep the hips and legs loose and free to move
🌡️ Avoid overheating
❌ Avoid weighted swaddles
⚠️ STOP swaddling when your baby shows signs of trying to roll

And one important fact: swaddling does not reduce the risk of SIDS.

📌 Save this for your newborn stage and share it with another new parent!

18/09/2026

🌡️ Forehead, ear, armpit or re**al, which thermometer is actually best?

The answer isn't simply “the most expensive one.”
Different methods have different levels of accuracy, and the best choice depends on your child's age, cooperation and clinical condition.

👶 Young infant → accuracy matters more
😴 Sleeping child → forehead can be very practical
👂 Older baby/child → ear thermometer can be convenient
👧 Cooperative older child → oral can work well
🩹 Armpit → easy, but mainly useful for screening

And here's the part I really want parents to remember:
Don't treat the thermometer like it's the doctor.

A child with 39°C who is alert, drinking and playing may be less concerning than a child with 38°C who is lethargic, breathing fast or refusing fluids.

🌡️ The number tells you the temperature.

The child tells you how sick they are.

Save this for the next time you're standing in the pharmacy wondering which thermometer to buy.

15/09/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.66 BABY FLOPPY?

FAQ
“My baby feels floppy… should I worry?”

ANSWER
Not every baby who feels “floppy” has a problem. 👶

Babies are still developing their muscle tone, strength and head control, especially in the early months.

What matters is the overall picture:
✅ Moving both sides equally
✅ Becoming stronger over time
✅ Gaining new developmental skills

But if your baby is very limp, unusually weak, struggling to feed, has poor head control for their age, or loses a skill they previously had, it’s worth getting them assessed.

FACTS
Low muscle tone and muscle weakness are not the same thing.

📌 Save this for your baby's next developmental check-up.

Dear Parents, Please be informed that our clinic will be closed on 16 September 2026 (Wednesday) for Malaysia Day and Re...
15/09/2026

Dear Parents,

Please be informed that our clinic will be closed on 16 September 2026 (Wednesday) for Malaysia Day and Re-Open back on 17 September 2026 (Thursday).

Wishing everyone a safe, happy and memorable celebration with your loved ones. ✨

Selamat Hari Malaysia!

Address

127, Jalan SS25/2, Taman Bukit Emas
Petaling Jaya
47301

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 21:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 21:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 21:00
Thursday 08:30 - 21:00
Friday 08:30 - 21:00
Saturday 09:00 - 15:00
Sunday 09:00 - 15:00

Telephone

+601126225126

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