beeFluent Speech Therapy Center

10/10/2025

Dear valued customer, our contact number is updated.

Please contact us at our NEW NUMBER
☎️ 018 - 318 5653

Thank you!

27/09/2025

New study reveals that limiting sugar in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life has massive life-long benefits by preventing chronic diseases, establishing healthy taste preferences, and supporting proper development. A major study found that early life exposure to lower sugar intake was associated with a 35% reduced risk of Type 2 diabetes and a 20% reduced risk of high blood pressure in adulthood.

The first 1,000 days are a critical window of rapid development for a child’s brain, body, metabolism, and immune system, setting the stage for their future health. Excessive early exposure to added sugars can irreversibly alter development and lead to long-term health problems.

To elaborate, a child’s palate is very malleable during the first 1,000 days. Repeated exposure to sweet foods trains their taste buds to crave sweeter flavors, making them less receptive to naturally sweet foods like fruits and vegetables. By consistently introducing whole, unprocessed foods, you prevent a child from becoming accustomed to the intense, artificially sweet flavors found in many processed snacks. This helps them appreciate a wider variety of foods even later in life.

Also, a landmark study found that people exposed to lower sugar intake in utero and during the first 1,000 days of life had significantly lower risks of developing type 2 diabetes and hypertension.

Also, reducing sugar intake through the first 1,000 days helps combat childhood and adult obesity. Sugary foods and drinks are often calorie-dense but lack nutrients and fiber, which can lead to excessive weight gain. A high sugar diet in childhood is a major driver of obesity, which carries a host of long-term health consequences.

Furthermore, limiting sugar intake during this critical developmental period improves metabolic health. High sugar intake can disrupt the body’s normal metabolic processes and lead to insulin resistance (a leading cause of PCOS, diabetes, and other chronic illnesses). Limiting sugar helps set a healthy metabolic pattern, reducing the risk of fatty liver disease, PCOS, diabetes, high cholesterol and heart disease later in life.

PMID: 39480913

02/08/2025

Denial only delays the support our children need.

The sooner we accept and understand their unique needs; the sooner we can build the right tools to help them thrive. 💛

Acceptance is not giving up—it’s opening the door to hope, growth, and healing.

Mommies & daddies, let’s embrace honesty and kindness to walk alongside our children’s journey.

Teachers, don't be scared to let them parents know your concerns.

Because every child deserves to get immediate support and delayed intervention means helpful, productive, responsive time is lost forever.

20/07/2025

A new study has found that depending on screens for your child could harm their social development as they get older. KDKA's John Shumway spoke with AHN's head of pediatrics about what parents should know.

20/07/2025

📱🚫 Too Much Screen Time? Let’s Talk.
👶👧🧒 Our kids need more than screens to grow strong.

🔴 Why Worry About Screen Time?
➡️ Delays in language development
➡️ Shorter attention span
➡️ Poor sleep quality
➡️ Less real-world social skills

💡 What Kids Really Need:
✅ Eye contact
✅ Playtime with real objects
✅ Outdoor exploration
✅ Face-to-face communication
✅ Hands-on activities like cooking, drawing & building

🕒 Tips for Parents:
🌿 Set screen-free zones (like dining table & bedroom)
🌞 Replace screens with sensory play or outdoor time
🧩 Use activities like food making, puzzles & reading
👨‍👩‍👧 Spend quality time to talk to your child!

A new study has found that depending on screens for your child could harm their social development as they get older. KDKA's John Shumway spoke with AHN's head of pediatrics about what parents should know.

20/07/2025

KENYATAAN RASMI MALAYSIAN DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY COMMUNITY UNTUK MEDIA & ORANG AWAM

Isu Tular Penggunaan Gelaran Pakar oleh Individu Tidak Bertauliah

MDPC menggesa ibu bapa, pendidik dan masyarakat awam untuk sentiasa menyemak latar belakang profesional individu
sebelum mendapatkan sebarang perkhidmatan berkaitan isu-isu perkembangan serta psikologi.

Penaksiran, penilaian, diagnosis dan intervensi yang salah boleh implikasi jangka panjang terhadap perkembangan holistik individu.

MAKLUMAT TAMBAHAN 👇🏽
•Psikologis Pendidikan juga adalah profesional yang berkelayakan di Malaysia

•Senarai di bawah adalah senarai profesion secara umum yang berkelayakan dalam bidang Psikologi (Pakar Paediatrik, Pakar Psikiatri adalah di bawah bidang Perubatan, namun profesion ini seringkali bekerjasama rapat dengan profesion dalam senarai bagi isu-isu perkembangan & psikologi)

•Diagnosis hanya boleh dilakukan oleh ahli klinikal seperti Ahli Psikologi Klinikal, Pegawai Perubatan Pediatrik, Pakar Psikiatri berdasarkan senarai dinyatakan

•Pakar Psikiatri (bagi isu dewasa) manakala Pakar Psikiatri Kanak-Kanak & Remaja (bagi isu kanak-kanak & remaja)

•Terapis Cara Kerja & Terapis Pertuturan adalah dua bidang yang berbeza namun merupakan antara ahli bagi mengendalikan isu-isu perkembangan kanak-kanak sehingga dewasa

•Kenyataan ini bertujuan memberikan pendedahan umum kepada ibu bapa, pendidik serta masyarakat awam untuk mengenali profesion yang terlibat dalam mengenalpasti isu atau melakukan diagnosis, mengendalikan sesi intervensi serta memberikan pendidikan psikologi kepada klien melalui konsultasi, ceramah serta latihan di Malaysia

Psikologi Perkembangan adalah salah satu cabang dalam bidang psikologi yang membantu manusia memahami perkembangan diri, mengenal pasti krisis perkembangan yang memberi impak kepada kesejahteraan psikologi serta membantu klien memilih hala tuju pemulihan yang sesuai dan seterusnya membantu merujuk kepada pakar yang berkenaan.


Pengerusi,
Dr Abdul Rahman Ahmad Badayai
Malaysian Developmental Psychology Community

20/07/2025

Important💯

15/06/2025

15/06/2025

🎉 **Happy Father’s Day!** 🎉

👨‍👧‍👦 Growing through companionship, moving forward with love.

Thank you to every father for your dedicated presence and heartfelt devotion.
You are not only heroes in your children’s eyes, but also their strongest support.
In every interaction and every hug, children feel the deepest love. ❤️

Today, to all the dads who actively take part in their child’s growth—
we say: **You’ve worked hard! Thank you!**

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🎉 父亲节快乐！ 🎉

👨‍👧‍👦 在陪伴中成长，在爱中前行。

谢谢每一位爸爸的用心陪伴与深情投入。
您们不仅是孩子的英雄，更是他们最坚强的依靠。
在每一次互动、每一个拥抱中，孩子们感受到最深的爱 ❤️

今天，向每一位用心参与孩子成长的爸爸们，
说一声：您辛苦了！谢谢您!

11/06/2025

16/03/2025

Our speech therapists had the incredible opportunity to participate in the McNeil Dysphagia Therapy Program (MDTP) in Singapore. They met an inspiring speech therapist, who has been a pioneer in advancing dysphagia management in Malaysia.

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15/03/2025

Concern about your child's social communication skills? Join us now!

*Social Play Group Therapy*
by Senior Speech Therapists

🥰Benefits of group therapy:

1. Children learn and practice essential social skills, such as taking turns, sharing, making eye contact, and using appropriate body language.

2. Enhanced communication abilities.

3. Increased confidence and self-esteem.

4. Reduced social anxiety.

5. Children often feel less isolated when they realize they are not alone in their struggles.

6. Generalization of skills.