Picture this: you're at Giant, your trolley is half-full, and your 3-year-old is on the floor. Arms out. Full volume. All because you said no to the biscuits. The aunty next to you shakes her head. Your mother-in-law texts you later: "Must be firm. Don't spoil." You're not asking for anyone's opinion. You're asking one question: is this normal — and what on earth are you supposed to do about it? Here's the honest answer: toddler tantrums in Malaysia are, in most cases, a comp

RM 300 is not a small amount. If your child may or may not need extra support, it is completely reasonable to pause and ask: what exactly am I paying for? What will I actually walk away knowing? And is this the right step, or are there better options I should consider first? This article will answer that honestly — including what a developmental assessment does not give you. If you are looking for a broader starting point before reading further, the Child Development Malaysia