Some 800,000 children stand to benefit from a programme aimed at promoting child health, safety and wellbeing from young through more than 30,000 early childhood care and education (ECCE) providers. Read more at
The Healthy Little Bloomers programme is an initiative led by the Malaysian Paediatric Association in collaboration with ten ECCE organisations from both the private and government sectors.
“Health and safety promoting behaviours are shaped over time and will have major implications on a child’s current and future well-being. Khairy added that preschools and childcare centres are key touch points in promoting and instilling health and safety awareness in young children. Aimed at building a health and safety conscious generation, this long-term educational programme is targeted at kindergarten and childcare centre operators, staff, teachers as well as children and their parents, he said.
“For many parents, ECCE institutions, which include preschool and childcare centres, are the most important partners in safeguarding and nurturing child health, safety and wellbeing. Several sets of children's educational materials and materials for parents have already been made available to teachers and parents on the Healthy Little Bloomers website .
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