Balles Children's Clinic

08/10/2025

Parents, let’s remember this:

Your child is not better than my child,
and my child is not better than yours.

Our kids are not in competition with anyone.
They each have their own path, their own pace, their own purpose.

Some children learn fast, some take their time.

Some are good in school, some shine in art, music, or simply in kindness.

And that’s okay — because every child is different, and that’s what makes them special.

Let’s stop comparing.
Let’s stop measuring their worth based on what other kids can do.

Instead, let’s teach them to love who they are,
to celebrate what makes them unique,
and to respect others for who they are too.

In the end, what matters most
is not who’s best but who grows up happy, kind, and confident.

Because our role as parents is not to raise perfect children, but to raise children who know they are loved exactly as they are.

08/10/2025

Flu & RSV season is here.
Keep our little ones safe.‼️

Gentle reminder: PLEASE DO NOT kiss or hold babies’ and toddlers’ hands or faces if they’re not your child.

What may feel like a small gesture of love can actually spread germs that little ones’ bodies aren’t strong enough to fight yet. Let’s protect their health by showing care in safer ways—like a smile, a wave, or a kind word.

Keeping them safe is the best way we can show our love❤️

04/10/2025

It’s natural for parents to dream for their children—hopes of who they might become, what they might achieve, and how they might live. But true parenting isn’t about molding children into a reflection of us—it’s about helping them discover who they are meant to be. 🌻

02/10/2025

Due to inclement weather conditions and for the safety of our patients and staff, we decided to close our clinic today. Thank you for your understanding.

For urgent concerns you may contact 09255567523 or bring your patient to the nearest hospital.
Stay safe and dry❤️

29/09/2025

Hold Your Kids Accountable

Love doesn’t mean letting your kids get away with everything. In fact, real love teaches them that actions have consequences, choices carry weight, and responsibility is part of growing up.

When we hold our children accountable, we give them the gift of character. We show them:
✅ That honesty matters, even when it’s hard.
✅ That respect isn’t optional—it’s a foundation for every relationship.
✅ That effort counts more than excuses.
✅ That owning mistakes makes them stronger, not weaker.

Accountability doesn’t mean harshness. It means teaching with firmness and love. It’s sitting down with them and saying, “I believe in you enough to expect better from you.” It’s guiding them to make amends, to take responsibility, and to learn from the mess-ups instead of being crushed by them.

One day, our kids will step into the world without us. Employers, friends, and partners won’t excuse bad habits. They won’t overlook broken promises. If we don’t teach accountability at home, the world will teach it in much harder ways.

So, hold your kids accountable. Not because you want to control them, but because you want to prepare them. Not because you’re being strict, but because you’re raising adults who can stand tall, face challenges, and own their lives.

Accountability is not punishment—it’s preparation.
✍️parenting

24/09/2025

Celebrating our everyday healthcare heroes: pharmacists

24/09/2025

08/09/2025

RSV season is coming! Here's your friendly reminder not to kiss babies hands or faces if they aren't your child. Wash your hands, don't come around them while sick or even recovering. The "sniffles" to you could be life threatening to them.

08/09/2025

06/09/2025

We sometimes mistake love for protection, believing that if we could only shield our children from every hardship, they’d grow stronger, happier, safer. But struggle isn’t failure — it’s the soil where growth takes root.

The real danger isn’t that our children stumble; it’s that they believe they must do it without us.

What they need isn’t a life without pain, but the presence of someone steady enough to walk with them through it. Someone who won’t step in to carry the whole load, but won’t step away and leave them to bear it alone.

That is the balance.

Not rescuing. Not abandoning. But keeping our feet firmly planted, offering them both the freedom to falter and the safety to rise again.

Because in those moments — when they discover they can fall and still be held — they begin to understand what resilience truly is…

And as they rise, they’ll know it’s okay if life ever knocks them down — because love never lets them stay there. ❤️

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05/09/2025

The signs and symptoms of colds can include a gradual onset of symptoms, fevers are rare, slight aches, chills are uncommon, sometimes fatigue and weakness, sneezing is common, chest discomfort is mild to moderate, stuffy nose is common, sore throat is common, and headaches are rare.

The signs and symptoms of flu can include abrupt onset, fever is usual, aches are usual, chills are fairly common, fatigue and weakness are usual, sometimes sneezing, chest discomfort is common, sometimes stuffy nose, sometimes sore throat, headaches are common.