Mini Child Specialist Clinic

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Baby and Child Clinic

Specialist Services provided:
Growth and Development Assessment and follow ups
Routine Childhood Immunizations
Illness Review and Treatment
Diagnostic Blood Tests
Childhood Behavior Consultation 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

12/06/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.21 GROW TALL

❓ FAQ
Can my child still grow taller?

✅ ANSWER

Growth doesn't stop overnight.

📏 Most teenagers experience a growth spurt during puberty, but the timing varies from person to person.
👧 Girls typically have their fastest growth before or around the start of menstruation and may continue growing for another 1–2 years afterwards.
👦 Boys often start their growth spurt later and may continue growing into their late teens.

🌱 Growth depends on:
Genetics
Nutrition
Sleep
Overall health
Timing of puberty

💡 To support healthy growth:
Eat a balanced diet with adequate protein
Stay physically active
Get enough sleep
Attend regular health check-ups

🚩 Consider medical assessment if:
Growth seems significantly slower than peers
Puberty is very early or delayed
Height growth appears to have stopped unexpectedly

🧠 FACT
There is no special supplement, milk, or exercise that can make a child exceed their genetic height potential. Good nutrition, sleep, and health help them reach the height they are already programmed to achieve.

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11/06/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.20 VACCINE FEVER

❓ FAQ
“Should parents worry if a child develops fever after a vaccine?”

✅ ANSWER
Yes, a mild fever after vaccination is common and expected.

💉 Vaccines work by stimulating the immune system to build protection against disease. As the immune system responds, some children may develop:

Mild fever
Fussiness
Tiredness
Pain or swelling at the injection site

🌡️ Fever usually develops within the first 24–48 hours and settles on its own.

💧 What parents can do:

Encourage fluids
Dress the child comfortably
Monitor activity and feeding
Use fever medication if advised by your doctor and the child is uncomfortable

🚩 Seek medical attention if:

Fever is very high or persistent
The child is difficult to wake
Has breathing difficulty
Is not drinking well
You are concerned about their overall condition

🧠 FACT
A fever after vaccination is often a sign that the immune system is responding to the vaccine—not that the child has become sick from it.

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10/06/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS EP.19 WEANING

FAQ
How should parents introduce solid foods?

✅ ANSWER
Start slowly. Weaning is a gradual process of introducing solids alongside breast milk or formula.

🥣 Simple steps:
Start with 1 meal a day
Offer soft, age-appropriate foods
Let baby explore tastes and textures
Introduce one new food at a time
Gradually increase variety and meal frequency

👶 Good first foods include:
Iron-fortified cereal
Soft fruits (banana, avocado)
Cooked vegetables
Well-cooked egg
Soft meats or fish

💡 Tips for success:
Eat together as a family when possible
Expect mess — it's part of learning
Repeated exposure helps acceptance
It may take multiple tries before a baby accepts a new food

🚫 Avoid:
Honey before 1 year old
Whole nuts
Hard, round foods that can cause choking

🧠 FACT
Weaning is not only about nutrition, its also a learning process for baby to chew, swallow and accept food. A parent's role is to offer a variety of healthy foods without pressure.

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09/06/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.18 MOUTH BREATHING

FAQ
My child opens his mouth during sleep, do i close it?

ANSWER
No, Closing the mouth during sleep doesnt solve the underlying problem.
Mouth breathing may be a sign of an underlying problem of nasal blockage in children, with a variety of causes including
- occasionally during flu
- nasal allergies
- enlarged adenoids
- enlarged tonsils
In fact forcefully closing the mouth when there is nasal blockage may cause more discomfort.
Parents should look for additional signs such as
- Loud snoring
- Pauses in breathing
- Restless Sleep
- Affecting activity and growth

FACT
Mouth breathing is more commonly a sign of underlying nasal problems, rather than a bad habit alone.

Focus on treating the nasal congestion, using saline sprays to clear, managing allergies and if persistent seek medical assessment and treatment

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08/06/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.17 ACTIVE OR HYPERACTIVE?

FAQ
My child is very energetic. Is he Hyperactive?

ANSWER
Children are normally active. However an active child should be able to focus when needed, follow instructions and adjust their behaviour according to the situation.
Hyperactivity is different and is characterized by:

Constantly on the move and difficulty staying seated
Frequently interrupts or acts without thinking
Struggles with attention and task completion
Symptoms affect daily functioning at home and school or work

These symptoms tend to be persistent, not short lived

FACT
Not all energetic child is Hyperactive. Diagnosis requires persistent symptoms across multiple settings.

Consider if teacher and parent report similar concerns, and significantly affect learning, friendships and family life.

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Dear Parents,June Clinic Schedule ☺️Kindly take note on special days 📍1st of June clinic CLOSED for YDP Agong BirthdayOu...
08/06/2026

Dear Parents,
June Clinic Schedule ☺️

Kindly take note on special days 📍
1st of June clinic CLOSED for YDP Agong Birthday

Our clinic OPENING HOURS ⏰
Weekdays (MON-FRI) : 8.30AM - 9.00PM
Weekends (SAT,SUN) : 9.00 AM - 3.00PM

Kindly note Dr Shifts stated on the day. 👨🏻‍⚕️👩🏻‍⚕️
☎️ Contact us via Whatsapp / Call: 011-26225126
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07/06/2026

FAQ
Does eating fruits worsen cough?

ANSWER
No, fruits do not actually worsen or prolong cough. Actually eating it when chilled or cold can temporarily trigger cough, it does not cause any bad long term effect. As a matter of fact fruits are high in vitamins, fluid and anti oxidants that help support the immune system and body recovery. They should be incorporated into our daily diet, especially when we are unwell!
Focus on adequate rest, hydration and nutrients instead of avoiding fruits when having cough?

FACT
There is no evidence fruits worsen cough, rather fruits are beneficial and should be included as part of daily diet.



06/06/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.16 NOSE BLEEDS

FAQ
Why does my child have nose bleeds?

ANSWER
Nose bleeds are common as our nasal passage have a lot of tiny blood vessels in an area called Little's area. These vessels break and bleed easily with any simple gestures such as rubbing nose, sneezing or even on its own.

IMPORTANT FIRST AID manouver to stop the bleeding
- squeeze the front soft part of the nose
- apply a cold pack on the forehead region
- do not tilt the head backwards
This manouver alone should stop the bleeding within few minutes.
Unless the bleeding persists more than 30 mins then seek medical help.

FACT
Nose bleeds are common and rarely dangerous, first aid manouver alone is normally adequate.

Added tip, stop any nose picking habit and humidify the air if its too dry to reduce the chances of nose bleeds.

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05/06/2026

QUICK PAEDS FACTS | EP.15 BABY DRINK WATER?

FAQ
Does my baby need to drink plain water?

ANSWER
NO! Baby under 6 months of age should not be given any plain water.

Baby's kidneys are immature and are not able to regulate excess water. Hence feeding too much plain water may lead to salt water imbalance, otherwise known as water intoxication.
Water intoxication in babies is a serious condition, with symptoms including lethargy, irritability, seizures and poor growth long term.

FACT
Breastmilk or formula provides the balanced nutrient, salt and water a baby requires and is all a baby needs to be fed.

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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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