Birthclub: March 2026

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Flathead 4 months old

My LO is 4 months old now and has a flathead. What should I do?

My son had a bit of flat spotting at that age too, and honestly the main thing is to vary his head position during the day and tummy time really helps. Since he's still young at 4 months, there's usually good potential for it to round out on its own as he gets stronger and starts moving around more. That said, might be worth bringing it up at your next PD visit just to check if anything needs monitoring, especially if it's quite pronounced or if one side is significantly flatter than the other.

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20 week scan at kkh

Im a foreinger (under private route ) in singapore, currently 16, going to 17 weeks . Would like to know usually what's the cost for a 20 week detailed scan in kkh as a private patient . #pregnancy #AskingAsAMom #firsttimemom

Max would be 350 - 450 for just scan without the specialist consultation

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Hi there , I'm curious with my two month + 22 days old baby . Always very grumpy, cry. Not easy to coax him after crying . He will make noise when feeding. He sleep most of the time . Is it normal? Btw he is born premature under emergency czer at 32 weeks gestation. #askmommies

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Hugs mama ❤️ Having a preemie can come with its own challenges, so try not to compare your baby too much with full-term babies. My understanding is that for babies born at 32 weeks, it’s often helpful to look at their corrected age rather than actual age. He may still be adjusting and developing at his own pace. Some babies are naturally fussier than others too. The grumpiness, crying and making noises during feeds could be due to things like gas, reflux, overtiredness, or simply temperament. If he’s feeding well, gaining weight and having enough wet diapers, those are reassuring signs. That said, if the crying seems excessive, he’s difficult to settle most of the time, or you’re worried about the noises during feeding, do bring it up with your paediatrician. They can check if there’s anything else going on and give you peace of mind. You’re doing a great job, mama. The newborn stage can feel really tough, especially after an early delivery. ❤️🙏

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Private delivery price at NUH

Hi! Anyone gave birth at NUH via private route recently? How much is the estimated cost if willing to share? Thank you!

You can check with the hospital, they will share the current rates, and are quite transparent about it

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Hi mummies anyone drinking pregnancy milk? I’m nearing week 10, any good introductions if yes

enfamama. if you go mummy's market or other baby fair, they are usually there with samples. https://s.lazada.sg/s.4YW0A?t=p-i2W6Omt-sEb7tih

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Prof Su lin lin Csect skill

Anyone has c sect w nuh prof su lin lin before? How is her c sect skill and the recovery journey? TIA #askmommies #Needadvice

BAD Experience. Su Lin Lin uses interns to do the stitch. Leave big and ugly scare. We will never go for Su Lin lin and NUH again.

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SGH Pro VBAC/Natural Birth Gynaes

Hi! Are there any recommendations for a gynae at SGH who is supportive of VBACs/natural births?

Try Dr Citra or Dr Su Lin Lin from NUH? Dr Paul Tseng also well known

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Is pamper me jamu good and safer choice compared to personal jamu contact through recommendation

Pamper Me is pretty reputable! WSQ certified therapists, good reviews, and easy to switch therapist if you don’t click. Personal jamu contacts can be just as good (sometimes even better) if you get a solid rec, and usually cheaper too. Main downside is no backup if they cancel. So really depends on whether you prefer structure or personal touch!

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Any recommendation for private gynae at kkh? for normal delivery

Hi mummies, Is it good idea to switch to private gynae for normal delivery? If yes, any recommendation? Thanks in advance!

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Dr Ada Ng forevaaa

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Hello everyone, when should you start producing milk? Before giving birth or after? Thankyou

#askmommies first time mom#sharing

me, always before

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