SureClean Hygiene Product Germ Clean

1)Awarded ChildSafe Endorsement from US
2) Tested against Influenza Strain A
3)Tested against Avian Flu H5N1

*Germ Clean is awarded the ChildSafe Endorsement from USA stating that it is a product safe to be used around children, free from chemicals harmful to children.

An Effective but Safer Alternative for your Kids

SureClean’s hygiene system of disinfectants, cleaners and homecare products does not use chemical disinfectants. SureClean uses the industry’s safest 3rd Generation natural disinfectants that are practically non-toxic, non-irritant and biodegradable. Moreover it is approved by USA Government to be safe to use around children’s environments.
“Our Centre caters to young infants and toddlers…. Babies skin are very sensitive…your product, using ionic silver technology, is water based, odourless, non-toxic, non-irritant on sensitive skin…..!”
Ms Yuen, Principal, Pats SchoolHouse BabyHaven

Protects your Family

GermClean is also tested against influenza A Virus which is spreading around the world at the present moment, offering you valuable protection for your children.

Finally GermClean is also tested against Avian Flu Virus. All Influenza A and Avian Flu virus belong to the same family of viruses with a similar outer shell, which can be similarly killed by GermClean.

Use what the Leading ChildCare Centres, Restaurants and Hotels Use!

SureClean is already used by many leading childcare centres in the battle against HFMD and other infectious diseases.

“Our support staff found SureClean easy to use to disinfect the surfaces, toys and the floor, etc… … this is especially important when there are cases of infections… … we can be sure that the germs do not spread easily and kept under control…”Ms Tan, Principal, Pats School House Serangoon

Use SureClean because it is:

a)More potent (Tested against HFMD EV71 Virus)

b)Used by leading ChildCare Centres

c)Uses a safer technology (ionic Silver) : Non Irritant and Non toxic

d)Gentler Child Friendly Cleaning Formulations, Biodegradable, pH Balanced and Green!

e)Long Lasting Action up to 24 hrs.

f)Easy to use.

SureClean Range
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Just sharing with all of you. I’m still trying out of this products. But on certain items, the price is really worth trying! If you’re interested, you can email to the sureclean distributor, priscilla @ prisgoh@gmail.com.

Children who enjoy books make better readers and better overall students. Take our quiz to learn whether you’re doing all you can to raise a book lover.

1. How many books are in your child’s room?
a. Less than the number of shoes in my closet.
b. None; books are shelved in the family library.
c. Approaching the number in our public library’s children’s section.

1. The best answer is c. Your should immerse your child in books and have a variety at hand for whenever he’s in the mood to read. Keeping books in your child’s room, along with toys and games, will reinforce reading as a fun activity. If you don’t want to spend money on new books, shop at used-book stores or stock up weekly at the library.

2. What do you usually do when your child has free time?
a. Read together for a while, then have him read or flip through books alone.
b. Encourage him to go play alone so you can have some time to yourself.
c. Suggest that he watch a video.

2. The best answer is a. Encourage your child to read whenever he has some downtime or is bored. You may face some tough competition from the television set, but try at least to set aside some time every evening for books. Reading with your child is a great way to share a fun experience and to introduce your child to more challenging material. Try to spend part of the time reading to your child, and if he’s able, also encourage him to read alone.3. When do you read books?
a. After my child is asleep; it’s the only quiet time I have all day.
b. I don’t have time to read.
c. In front of my child, whenever I can.

3. The best answer is c. Your child wants to be just like you. If you read in front of him and keep novels and books around the house, your child will want to read too.

4. When was the last time you took your child to the library?
a. It’s been so long I can’t remember.
b. Last week.
c. Sometime during the last three months or so.

4. The best answer is b. Take regular trips to the library, as often as your child wants to (within reason, of course). It’s a good way for him to try out new books and authors, and it’s free! If you take regular trips, you can also check bulletin boards for upcoming library events such as story times and book clubs. Make your child feel like a regular, and get him a library card in his own name.5. If your child only wanted to read or look at comic books, what would you do?
a. Say no and encourage a quality book instead.
b. Say, “Great!” and buy more of them.
c. Agree to a few comic books per week as long as my child reads other books, too.

5. The best answer is c. Your job is to make reading fun and to teach your child to love books. If comic books are doing the trick, by all means encourage them, but continue to offer more challenging reads, too. Eventually you’ll hit on something that’s as appealing to your child as the comics.

6. What do you do when your child picks out books that are too difficult?
a. Say that the book is too advanced and put it back on the shelf.
b. Read the book quickly to my child, skimming over hard words and advanced concepts, and then move on to easier books.
c. Read the book with my child, explaining the hard words and discussing the story as we go.

6. The best answer is c. Encourage your child to try any book that’s interesting, even if it seems too difficult. You can always read these more difficult books to your child. Take the opportunity to introduce new words, and discuss the story as you go to make sure your child comprehends it.

7. If your child wants to hear the same story over and over again and you’re losing your mind, what do you do?
a. Pretend to lose the book.
b. Read it as often as my child wants to hear it but suggest other books as well.
c. Tell my child I’ll read the book only once a week.

7. The best answer is b. Children who are learning to read like repetition, rhymes, and word patterns, and they love to hear books repeatedly. Indulge them. This repetition helps your child memorize the story, which is an important part of learning to read. Encourage your child to finish some of the sentences in the book or to “read” entire passages from memory.8. If your child doesn’t feel like reading, what do you do?
a. Require at least 30 minutes of reading a night, no matter what.
b. Take my child to the library and bookstore to look for books that appeal to his interests.
c. Let it go and figure the problem will take care of itself.
d. I don’t ever have this problem — my child loves to read.

8. The best answer is b. Your child may be avoiding books because he hasn’t found any that engage him. Show him that reading can provide information about whatever he’s interested in — dinosaurs, cars, fairy godmothers, movie stars, magic tricks — and he’ll be turning pages in no time! A child who doesn’t love books and reading may have problems in school down the road, so don’t ignore his lack of interest. You should also consider having his eyesight checked. Vision problems can make reading frustrating.

9. Which of the following best describes your child’s favorite book?
a. It’s falling apart because we read it every night.
b. I don’t know. My child does most of his reading at school, not at home.
c. It’s at the library. I don’t want my child to read the same book over and over at home.

9. The best answer is a. If you’ve been reading to your child since he was a baby, you should have a couple of books that are well worn by now (Eric Carle’s Very Hungry Caterpillar, for example, is a favorite of 1-year-olds and kindergartners alike). Because memorization is an important part of learning to read, you should continue to read old favorites until your child says he’s had enough.10. How often do you read with your child?
a. Once a week or less.
b. Wherever and whenever he wants to.
c. One hour every night, whether he wants to or not.

10. The best answer is b. Reading should be part of everyday life, and you should try to make room for it in your child’s daily routine with a book or two just before bedtime, say, or right after dinner. But don’t force your child to read if he’s not in the mood. Reading should be fun, not a chore or assignment.

CANCELLED due to not enough participants !

Happydays-shop’s SECOND photo contest is open for submission till 7th Sept.

Top Prize: BabyGap lace tight – PINK, 4years old (link : http://happydays-shop.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=348)

Consolation Prize: $2 off e-voucher to purchase BabyGap lace tight, Pink colour.

Closing date: 7th Sept 2009, 12am

How to enter:
To enter the Baby Photo Contest, send it via email to happyday@happydays-shop.com with email subject title “Princess Toddler Photo Contest Sep 2009” and the following details

a. Name of Child
b. Child’s Date of Birth
c. Your Name
d. Your Email Address
e. Yes, i reside in Singapore

Terms & Conditions:
- This contest is open to everyone who is residing in Singapore ONLY!
- Contest is open to baby girls age 2-4years old as at 7th September 2009.
- Only 1 entry will be accepted from each child.
- Only 1 (one) winner will be selected.
- Only entries submitted before the closing date will be accepted.
- Happydays-shop reserves the right to request for prove of age eligibility
- Happydays-shop reserves the right to replace the prize with an item equal or lower in value in the event that your selected design is out of stock
- Prize is to be excepted as it is, not exchangeable for cash.
- In the event that the eventual winner is not residing in Singapore, Happydays-shop reserves the right to replace the winner by the next eligible highest voted baby.

Winner selection:
A poll of will be conducted after closing date of submission. The entrant with the most votes win.

Voting will end on 3rd September 2009 !

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Hi all, thank you for the overwhelming response in joining this contest! As we’ve 10 participants already, so this contest will be closed for now. Voting will start asap. But no worries, the next participants who emailed us will be added in our next contest automatically!
Thank you for supporting our first contest!

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Happydays-shop’s FIRST photo contest is CLOSED for submission.

Top Prize: BabyGap lace tight – Grey, 12-18months (link : http://happydays-shop.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=346)

Consolation Prize: $2 off e-voucher to purchase BabyGap lace tight, Grey colour.

Closing date: 31st Aug 2009, 12am

How to enter:
To enter the Baby Photo Contest, send it via email to happyday@happydays-shop.com with email subject title “Princess Baby Photo Contest Sep 2009” and the following details

a. Name of Child
b. Child’s Date of Birth
c. Your Name
d. Your Email Address
e. Yes, i reside in Singapore

Terms & Conditions:
- This contest is open to everyone who is residing in Singapore ONLY!
- Contest is open to baby girls age 0 – 12m as at 31st August 2009.
- Only 1 entry will be accepted from each child.
- Only 1 (one) winner will be selected.
- Only entries submitted before the closing date will be accepted.
- Happydays-shop reserves the right to request for prove of age eligibility
- Happydays-shop reserves the right to replace the prize with an item equal or lower in value in the event that your selected design is out of stock
- Prize is to be excepted as it is, not exchangeable for cash.
- In the event that the eventual winner is not residing in Singapore, Happydays-shop reserves the right to replace the winner by the next eligible highest voted baby.

Winner selection:
A poll of will be conducted after closing date of submission. The entrant with the most votes win.

Princess Baby Participants

Name of Child : Thrinayani Sundararaman
DOB : 20-Sep-2008

Name of Child: Liyana Nur Insyirah
Child’s Date of Birth: 02 December 2008

Name of child: Sarah Phitchayaphak Soh
DOB: 15 Jan 2009

Name of Child: Chloe Lee
Child’s Date of Birth: 13th Sept,08

Name of Child : Tan En Xuan Faithbeline
Child’s Date of Birth : 2nd July 2009

Baby’s Name : Nurul Aida Bte Mohd Abdillah
Date of Birth : 9th Dec 2009

Name of Child : Angelynn Tan Chng Xuen
Child’s Date of Birth : 08.08.2008

Baby Name – Elynn Ong
D.O.B – 01/12/08

Baby Name: Aisyah Amani Binte Mohamed Norashid
Baby D.O.B: 14 May 09

Name of Child: Janelle Liu
b. Child’s Date of Birth: 21 Oct 2008