Cenderahati Kahwin Murah

1 July – 17 July 2011
House Of Favors (Bukit Jalil) Grand Opening Sale

Wedding Door Gifts Special Promotion
No Minimum Order, entitled for Low Wholesale Price!
Greater Discount for Quantity above 300!

House Of Favors specialize in door gifts for occasion such as wedding, annual dinner, baby shower, birthday, and corporate events. New outlet now open at Bukit Jalil.

Products Offered:

Wedding Door Gifts
Wedding Favor Boxes
Wedding Accessories
Wedding Necessities
Wedding Gifts
Party Favors
Baby Shower Favors
Paper Bags
Bunga Telur
Ribbon

Time : 10:45am to 8pm

Monday Closed

Location (Tel 603 8994 0663)

No 2-2, 2nd Floor, Block 4,
Jalan Jalil Jaya 4,
Jalil Link, Bukit Jalil,
57000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
(Above Hailam Kopitiam, Near Hotel 128)

www.house-of-favors.com

Promosi Cenderahati Perkahwinan 2011

Promosi Cenderahati Perkahwinan 2011

House Of Favors offers many trendy and unique wedding favors such as:

- Candle wedding favors
- Glass coaster wedding favors
- Keychain wedding favors
- Salt & Pepper shaker wedding favors
- Kitchenware wedding favors
- Chopsticks wedding favors
- Wedding favor boxes
- Paper bags
- VIP door gifts
- and many more…

Visit House Of Favors website at: http://www.house-of-favors.com

23 June – 3 July 2011
Peddypak Kids Warehouse Sale
Cash & Carry

Products Offered:

Battery Operated Vehicle
Baby Walker
Baby Stroller
Car Seat
Play Pen
Kids Scooter
Swin Car
Tolocar
Bicycle
Rocking Chair
Bicycle
Tricycle
Baby Gate

Playground Series:

Children Slide
See Saw
Rocking Deer
Basketball Stand
Little Genius Tunnel
Play House
Children Dining Table
and more..

Time: 9am to 6pm

Location:

Lot 10797 Lebohraya Petai,
Pandamaran,
42000 Port Klang,
Selangor, Malaysia

Tel# 603-31650910 / 31650920

www.pedypak.com

For purchase above RM200 in single receipt, entitled to purchase Bunga Telur at promo price.

Below are more pictures:

Bunga Telur Terkini
SKU# MW01001
Normal Price: RM1.50/pc (RM75/box of 50pcs)
PWP Promo Price: RM1.10/pc (RM55/box of 50pcs)

http://www.house-of-favors.com/webshaper/store/viewProd.asp?pkProductItem=259

Bunga Telur VIP Terkini
SKU# MW01002
Normal Price: RM2.50/pc (RM125/box of 50pcs)
PWP Promo Price: RM1.80/pc (RM90/box of 50pcs)

http://www.house-of-favors.com/webshaper/store/viewProd.asp?pkProductItem=260

House Of Favors Stock Clearance Sale
23 April - 1 May, 2011

Products offered:

- Malay Wedding items (Bunga Telur, Bunga Rozet, Pahar, Bunga Manggar etc.)
- Traditional Chinese Wedding items (Wedding tea set, bowl set etc.)
- Wedding Favor Boxes
- Wedding Accessories
- Wedding Dolls
- Wedding Guest Books
- Wedding Ring Pillows
- Wedding Gifts
- Party Favors
- Baby Shower Favors
- Longevity door gifts (longevity bowl, longevity chopsticks)

Location:

37-2 Jalan Temenggung 3/9, Sek 9,
Bandar Mahkota Cheras
43200 Cheras, Selangor,
Malaysia

Tel# 603-90105880

Business Hour: 11am to 8pm (Tuesday-Sunday, closed on Monday)

Website: www.house-of-favors.com

Special Highlights:

Wedding Door Gifts Clearance:
NO Minimum order, entitled for clearance price! While stock last!

Below are some of the items on sale:

Wedding Dolls- 20% off
Wedding Ring Pillow - 30% off
Wedding Guest Book - 20% off
Wedding Gifts - 30% off
Traditional Chinese Wedding items - 10% off (Greater offer on tea set, bowl set, wedding lamps)

Pureen Warehouse Stock Clearance

23-24 April 2011

Check out the Pureen Stock Clearance Promotion by Summit Company (M) Sdn Bhd at Lot 6, Jalan 19/1, Petaling Jaya from 10am till 6pm.

Brands offered:

- Pureen
- Pureen Pride ‘N’ Joy
- Pureen Basic
- Tracia Toiletries
- Dr Mist

Products Offered:

Baby diapers, baby apparels, baby toiletries, baby accessories, INCO adult diapers, adult toiletries, sanitary pads and maternity pads.

Visa and Mastercard accepted for purchases above RM150.

Location (Tel: 603-76288888)

Summit Company (M) Sdn Bhd

Lot 6 Jalan 19/1
46300 Petaling Jaya
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Malaysia

www.pureen.com.my

Date: Starting now till end of March 2011

LAST 4 Weeks, Everything MUST GO!

Brand in Clearance:

NUK, Dr. Brown, Avent, Medela, Pigeon, Bumble Bee, Baby Love, Royale Baby, Safe N Sound, Simple Dimple, Fisher-Price, VTech, My Dear, Buds, Combi, Lamaze, Lucky Baby and MANY more…

Location: L2-01F, 2nd Floor, Cheras LeisureMall
Tel# 03-91331201

For more info, visit:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kiddyplace-Sdn-Bhd/100671883693

Introducing solid foods is a very important step in your baby’s development and well-being, studies show that babies who are fed nutritious, healthy diets grow into stronger kids and better-adjusted eaters than those who are fed poor diets.

Many parents don’t realize that making baby food at home is a simple and economical plan to provide your baby with best in quality, nutrition, and taste. It makes it easy for you to make sure your child gets the best start possible. Making baby food using fresh, all-natural ingredients has many benefits, including:

• Increased nutritional value
• Elimination of additives
• Improved freshness
• Added variety
• Enhanced control
• Lower costs

Increased nutritional value

Vitamins and other nutrients are critically important to your baby. For the next three years, your baby will experience rapid growth and development. It is essential that he be fed a healthy and nutritious diet in order to maximize his growth and development process.

Processed baby foods have added water, sugars, and starchy fillers. While these products are not nutritionally bad for your baby, their use in baby food dilutes the nutrient content of the actual foods. To make matters worse, processed baby foods are cooked at high temperatures to kill bacteria, so they can be stored in jars at room temperature. Bacteria are not the only things that are eliminated in this process. Vitamins and nutrients are also destroyed. Many baby food manufacturers compensate for the loss of vitamins by artificially adding some of them back in after the food is processed.

When you make baby food at home, you can cook it quickly. This process not only preserves the wonderful color and taste of the food, but most importantly it maximizes the foods nutrient content for your precious baby.

Elimination of additives

Processed baby foods contain trace amounts of chemicals, including pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. Although the FDA has approved these chemicals, you may choose not to feed your baby products containing them. Buying certified organic produce (fresh or frozen) and preparing food at home eliminates agricultural chemicals from your baby’s diet.

In addition, many varieties of processed baby foods add ingredients that are not essential or beneficial to your baby’s diet. These can include ingredients such sugar, butter, and salt. Most healthcare professionals will recommend you avoid the introduction of these foods until your child is much older. Homemade baby food is pure, wholesome food with nothing added that you did not add yourself.

Improved freshness

Have you compared fresh green peas to a jar of pea baby food? Even though they are the same food, they don’t look, smell or taste similar. While your baby does not have the refined palate of an adult, he does respond to taste, color, and smell. With the enormous availability of fresh produce in your grocery store and the simplicity of making baby food, there is really is no reason he needs to be deprived of colorful, tasty, great-smelling baby food. And serving fresh food from the very beginning will help your baby be more open to tasting new flavors and types of food.

Additional variety

Processed baby food is developed for the mass market and, as a result, is limited in variety. Variety is key to a balanced diet and healthy living. Today’s grocery stores offer a tremendous variety of fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables. There is no reason why your baby should be limited by what food manufacturers consider the most popular foods. What’s more, preparing baby food at home enables you to add herbs, combine flavors, and easily introduce new textures, making your baby’s mealtime a pleasurable, gourmet experience.

Enhanced control

As a parent, you want to understand and trust the ingredients in your baby’s diet. Similarly, you want assurance concerning the purity, safety, quality, and consistency of such ingredients. Preparing baby food at home provides you with control of your baby’s diet and knowledge of exactly what goes into your baby’s food. The more involvement you have with what you are feeding your baby, the more likely you are to nurture healthy eating habits.

Lower costs

Processed baby foods are expensive. The average baby in the United States will consume 600 jars of baby food. Parents who use processed baby food spend an average of $300 or more on baby food during their infant’s first year of life. Making baby food at home is extremely cost-effective, as foods may be purchased either in season or on sale. On average, baby food prepared at home can cost as little as $55 in the first year.

With all these benefits, you may think that it is difficult to make baby food, but it is a lot easier to make than you may imagine. Using fresh produce, a blender, and set of ice cube trays, you can make food in quantity and freeze it in single servings. This means you only need to make food once or twice a week. Bottom line, it takes about 30 minutes a week. Here is a simple and easy recipe for a common first food:

Sweet Potato Puree

2-3 medium to large sweet potatoes

Step 1: PREP - Wash , peel and chop sweet potatoes into one-inch (3 cm) cubes

Step 2: COOK – Place sweet potatoes and 2 Tablespoons (30ml) of water in a microwave-safe dish. Cover. Cook 8-10 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes. They are done if the sweet potatoes can be mashed easily with a fork.

Step 3: PUREE – Place sweet potatoes and cooking juices into a blender of food processor. Add ½ cup (60 ml) of water. Puree. Add additional ¼ to ½ cup (60 – 100 ml) of water, as needed, to develop of smooth texture.

Step 4: FREEZE – Spoon into So Easy Baby Food Trays or ice cube trays. Cover. Place in freezer 8-10 hours or overnight. Remove cubes from trays, place in storage container or freezer bag, and return immediately to the freezer.

Makes 24 one-ounce servings. Stays fresh for 2 months in the freezer.

To serve, select frozen sweet potato cubes from the freezer, defrost and warm, check the temperature and feed.

About the authors: Cheryl Tallman and Joan Ahlers are sisters, the mothers of five children, and founders of Fresh Baby (www.FreshBaby.com). Raised by parents who love fresh foods and entertaining, their mom, a gourmet cook, ensured that they were well-equipped with extraordinary skills in the kitchen. Both with long track records of business success, they decided to combine their skills in the kitchen with their knowledge of healthy foods and children to create Fresh Baby. Cheryl and Joan put a modern twist on the conventional wisdom that when you make it yourself, you know it’s better.

The goal at Fresh Baby is to make the task of raising a healthy eater a little bit easier for all parents. Fresh Baby’s breastfeeding accessories and baby food making supplies provide parents with practical knowledge and innovative tools to support them in introducing their children to great tasting, all-natural foods – easily and conveniently. Visit them online at www.FreshBaby.com and subscribe to their Fresh Ideas newsletter to get monthly ideas, tips and activities for developing your family’s healthy eating habits!)

It is always confusing to know when to give baby solid food. When a mom notices her baby is hungrier than usual, the mom usually asks the pediatrician, “When can my baby begin eating solid foods?” Baby will know, just pay attention to the signs. Mom just has to watch and listen.

Like all children there are growth spurts, babies too! There are times when they are hungrier but this isn’t the sign they need solid food. Just pay attention and is if this is a consistent behavior and more than a growth spurt. If you decide it is more than just a “hungry day” it may be baby is ready for solids. If this is the case, please remember they need breast milk and formula still!

Baby’s nutrients mostly come from breast milk or formula. It is their main source of nutrients and they still require it through out the first year of their life. Theoretically, babies can begin solid foods between four and six months of age. This is not a hard and fast rule however, so if baby hasn’t begun to exhibited signs of being ready, don’t push. Each baby is different. Here are just a few of the signs that might signal baby is ready to begin solid foods, again don’t pressure or push your child.

Adequate Neck Control

The first thing a baby has to have is neck control. If they look like a bobble head doll, they are not ready for solid food. If a baby has a wobbly head they are not able to swallow anything thicker than milk and to eat solid food they must be able to swallow food thicker than milk. If a baby eats solids too soon without the proper control needed they could choke.

Reflux and Chewing

All babies’ naturally push things out of their mouth; it is natural for babies when feeding with a bottle or nipple to push things out of their mouth. It’s just the way for baby’s to prevent themselves from choking. When the reflux kicks in they begin to stop pushing nipple or bottle from their mouths.

Before a baby can actually eat they need to learn to chew and this takes place when they can push the back of their mouth where it heads south to the stomach courtesy of that swallowing reflux. It’s just a matter of time. The chewing motion is a good sign that baby is ready to eat solid food. You can’t make it happen; it comes when your baby is developmentally ready.

Weight Gain

When the weight of your baby has doubled, they could be ready for foods. A rule of thumb many doctors give mothers. This alone is not a sure sign, but when it is combined with other indicators, the solid food stage is close at hand. Pay close attention and ask your pediatrician.

Individuality

Each baby is different. If your baby is close to six months of age and not eating solids, be patient. Breast milk and formula is adequate and there is not hurry or rush. Eating more breast milk or formula will not harm your baby. When it is time for solid foods your baby will let you know. Continue to watch for the signals and pay attention to your baby’s cues.

By Cheryl Tallman and Joan Ahlers

When? About six months old. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended prior to six months. An iron-fortified, infant formula feeding is considered the only adequate substitute to breastfeeding by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

How? Go slowly! There is no need to rush. Use the “One at a time” method for introducing new foods. This method helps detect allergies and eases digestion. Introduce only one new food at a time, and make sure that is the only new food for three to five days. If an allergic reaction occurs, report it to your baby’s healthcare provider and remove the food immediately from the baby’s diet.

How much? Start out with just a few spoonfuls at each meal and learn to take cues from your baby. Breastmilk or formula remains the primary source of nutrition to 12 months, so quantity is not as important as variety.

How often? Four to six mini meals per day are recommended, because of small tummies and fluctuating appetites. At each mini-meal, offer small amounts (2 Tbsp/1 ounce) of two to three different kinds of foods.

What? Baby’s first foods include vitamin-fortified cereal that is thinned with breastmilk or formula, and smooth purees of acorn and butternut squash, peas, sweet potatoes, apples, bananas and pears. After the first foods, you can slowly introduce new foods. Here is a list of first foods to introduce by age:

Age 6-8 months 8 -10 months 10 - 12 months Over 12 months

PRIMARY NUTRITION SOURCE Breastmilk or iron-fortified formula Variety of healthy foods

GRAINS Vitamin-fortified cereal - rice, barley, oat Vitamin-fortified cereal - mixed, Graham crackers, Low salt crackers, “O” shaped cereal Egg-free pasta, Rice Bread, egg noodles, pasta made with eggs, whole grain crackers

VEGGIES Pumpkin, Yellow Squash, Zucchini Asparagus, Broccoli, Carrots, Cauliflower, Green Beans, Snow Peas, Spinach, Sugar snap peas, White potato Artichokes, Beets, Corn, Cucumber, Eggplant Lettuce, Collard greens, Swiss chard

FRUITS Apricots, Avocado, Nectarines, Peaches, Plums Grapes (cut in 1/4’s), Mango, Papaya Cherries, Dates, Cantaloupe, Coconut milk, Melons, Pineapple, Prunes Berries, Citrus fruits, Kiwi, Tomatoes

PROTEINS Chicken, Tofu, Turkey Beans - pinto, black, white, navy, Lean beef Lamb, Liver, Egg yolks (fully cooked) Egg whites, Fish, Nuts - almonds, pecans, walnuts, Seeds - flax, sesame, sunflower

DAIRY None None None Milk, Plain yogurt, soft and semi hard cheeses

Making your baby’s food is fresher, healthier and less expensive than jarred baby food, and it is a lot easier to make than you may imagine. Using fresh produce, a blender, and set of ice cube trays, you can make food in quantity and freeze it in single servings. Here is a simple and easy recipe for a common first food:

Green Pea Puree

1 ¾ pounds fresh peas OR 24 ounces of frozen peas

Step 1: PREP - Wash and shell peas. Discard pods. If using frozen peas, start at step 2.

Step 2: COOK - Place peas and 2 Tablespoons (30ml) of water in a microwave-safe dish. Cover. Cook six to eight minutes. Let stand for five minutes. They are done if the sweet potatoes can be mashed easily with a fork.

Step 3: PUREE - Place peas and cooking juices into a blender of food processor. Add 1/4 - 1/2 cup (30-60 ml) of water. Puree. Add additional water, as needed, to develop a smooth texture.

Step 4: FREEZE - Spoon into So Easy Baby Food Trays or ice cube trays. Cover. Place in freezer eight to 10 hours or overnight. Remove cubes from trays, place in storage container or freezer bag, and return immediately to the freezer.

Makes 24, 1-ounce servings. Stays fresh for two months in the freezer.

To serve, select frozen green pea cubes from the freezer, defrost and warm, check the temperature and feed.

About the authors: Cheryl Tallman and Joan Ahlers are sisters, the mothers of five children, and founders of Fresh Baby (www.FreshBaby.com). Raised by parents who love fresh foods and entertaining, their mom, a gourmet cook, ensured that they were well-equipped with extraordinary skills in the kitchen. Both with long track records of business success, they decided to combine their skills in the kitchen with their knowledge of healthy foods and children to create Fresh Baby. Cheryl and Joan put a modern twist on the conventional wisdom that when you make it yourself, you know it’s better. Their goal at Fresh Baby is to make the task of raising a healthy eater a little bit easier for all parents. Fresh Baby’s breastfeeding accessories and baby food making supplies provide parents with practical knowledge and innovative tools to support them in introducing their children to great tasting, all-natural foods - easily and conveniently. Visit them online at www.FreshBaby.com and subscribe to their Fresh Ideas newsletter to get monthly ideas, tips and activities for developing your family’s healthy eating habits!