Birthclub: May 2024

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Part time nanny

Hi anyone engage before part time nanny? What are minimum working hours and charges ? What are task nanny do?

I engaged one before when my second was born, she came about 4 hours a day, handled feeding, bathing, and basic baby care while I rested. Rates really vary by nanny lah, so best to check a few agencies or ask around in the confinement nanny groups here for current going rates.

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Seeking Reassurance From Fellow Mommies

Hello mommies, do you mind sharing which week you gave birth to your babies? I’m currently pregnant with my second and honestly feeling quite anxious about the birth week. My first baby arrived early at 36 weeks and 4 days, and that experience has stayed with me. I can’t help but worry that this little one might come early too. I’m really hoping and praying for a full-term pregnancy this time.

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Pregnancy Chiropractor

Is there such thing as doing chiropractic when you are pregnant? Currently 12 weeks in, 2nd pregnancy. My lower back pain has already starting to worsen day by day. #Needadvice #plshelpme #askingmom #pregnacy

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heard of but not tried myself tho

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Help with pink eye

Can anyone recommend any solution to pink eye? My toddler got it in ifc and from viral conjunctivitis to bacteria conjunctivitis that led to fever, bad runny nose and cough. The eye discharge from yellow to orangey... and now both eyes are swollen and teary. Conducted PD twice but the eyedrop doesn't help. Was given 7 days mc and my employer is unhappy with it....

my child also got conjunctivitis before and it spread very easily in childcare. In the meantime, wash hands frequently, avoid sharing towels, and gently clean any eye discharge with cooled boiled water or saline. Hope your little one recovers soon

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How to deal with meltdown toddler

Do you all reprimand and/or beat your child when LO is feeling cranky? Everything is also rejected except when feeding. LO will throw things around when upset intentionally. Keep asking me to change different youtube songs. I was firm when I declined his advances, but LO will start to cry/scream so loud that I got so frustrated. I will gently beat his palm when he throws things, and or his head when he tries to put everything into his mouth intentionally to test my reaction. Sigh.

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i actually do 😬

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How to buy shoes for learning-to-walk infant?

Hi mummies any recommendation? My LO starts to walk

https://mummylist.com/best-baby-walking-shoes-in-singapore/

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Not sleeping well

Anybody experiencing same thing? I'm 10 weeks now and i have trouble sleeping well at night. 🥲#firsttimemom

omg.. me too! is it normal?

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What would be considered "sleeping through the night"?

My 8 months baby still wakes up to feed around 2x between 7pm-7am. She'd sleep for 5-6 hours long stretch before waking up around 1am and 4am to feed then sleep. I'm curious: how long does your baby sleep to be considered "sleeping through the night"? 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep? What time does your baby start sleeping at night? #firstmom #sleepadvice ##firstbaby

What would be considered "sleeping through the night"?

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Sttn for us is if baby doesn’t wake up for milk feeds in between at night. Sleep timings differs for everyone, ours is 11pm - 12/1pm.

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NEGATIVE Pregnancy Test

Is it too early to find out i'm pregnant? I'm currently 10 days late of period. Tested negative. Is it too early to check or should i just wait a week more?

if you're positive, it should have shown by now. highly likely your period is just late. my period was late for two weeks but I tested negative, and true enough, I started bleeding out just hours later.

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6 MO BREASTFEED

Hi mummies, just want to ask if it's possible to start back breast feeding for 6 month old baby? Stopped at 2 months right when i had covid. Any experience lile this that can be shared?#AskingAsAMom #RespectMyPost #firsttimemom

honestly this is gonna be so tough because our milk supply will start to regulate from week 12 onwards. meaning to say if you have consistently breastfed in the first 12 weeks, highly likely your supply will stay roughly the same throughout if you maintain your consistency. however since you stopped at 2 months, I would think your milk supply have dried up already. breastfeeding is all about consistency and is hormones-dependent. have you gotten back your period?

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