Parenthood Media
and ByeBye-FEVER introduce children aged three
to eight to simple health concepts through hands-on role
play and interactive learning at MyToday, Atria Shopping Gallery, Petaling Jaya.
Dr Lai Yew Mai, Family Medicine Specialist at Sena Clinic, presented “Why Do We Get Fever?”, an age-appropriate session that gave children and parents an accessible introduction to what happens when someone feels unwell.
During the Diagnosis session, children checked the
temperature of baby doll patients and looked
for clues to understand their
condition, giving them a simple
introduction to recognising when someone may be feeling
unwell.
The Treatment session
introduced everyday comfort
and protection products
through hands-on role play.
Children examined their parents and identified aches and pains, turning
familiar health situations into an interactive experience.
It also introduced children to ByeBye-FEVER products and other everyday family-care solutions through hands-on role play. Children also examined their parents and identified aches and pains, turning familiar health situations into an interactive experience.
ByeBye-FEVER is a cooling
comfort patch designed
to support families
during feverish moments. With
an instant cooling sensation that lasts for up to 10 hours, it offers a
convenient, ready-to-use option that can be simply peeled and applied.
Gentle on skin and developed with strong adhesive power, ByeBye-FEVER is available in variants for babies, children, and adults. As a comfort-care product, it is intended to provide cooling comfort and does not treat the cause of fever. Parents are encouraged to continue monitoring symptoms and seek medical advice when necessary.
During the Prescription session, participants filled their special goodie bags, called the ‘Fast Aid Kits’, with products featured throughout the programme, including ByeBye-FEVER cooling patches, ByeBye-BUG mosquito-repellent patches, together with OMFA Vitamin C.
Every participating child also received a certificate to mark the completion of their LITTLE DR experience.
Families who missed the first LITTLE
DR session will have more opportunities to take part, with three additional events
scheduled for:
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24 October 2026
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28 October 2026
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5 December 2026
Parents interested in giving their little ones a hands-on doctor-for-a-day experience can register at https://forms.gle/LHd6z6hnrwTYP5Zk9. Places are limited, so early registration is encouraged.







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