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FTS & NIPT
Did FTS at KKH last week and result out that I have higher risk of Trisomy 18. 1:171. Doctor recommend me to go for NIPT or wait till 20th week for the scan. Went ahead with NIPT. Need to wait for 2 weeks for the result. So worried now. My first pregnancy. Week 12+6 now
NIPT TEST - TO DO OR NOT TO DO
I am wondering do i really want to take up the NIPT test? What if i got undesired results and worry so much and and up bb is fine? Would like to know why u all decided to take the test since its quite a sum!
Baby carrier
Hello 2nd time mummies just wondering when did yall stop baby carrying with your baby carrier your first child? My hubs is going in for reservist soon and I have to handle my toodler who do not like to walk to school in the morning and needs carrying. Would like to know if is safe to baby carry still? By then I will be in the start of 2nd trim my toodler is 12kg 🙂↕️
Private Hospital for delivery
Anyone can guide me about how to choose which private hospital for my first new born delivery? In terms of how professional doctor reputation, trained nurses and caring program and cost , hospital practice and merit etc.. Thank you.
Fatigue at 7 weeks
Anyone experiencing being super tired only at 7 weeks? I feel my body is so heavy, even walking i feel like already at end term.. not to mention the random nausea everytime..
Nipt result not conclusive
Just receive a call and was told my nipt results not conclusive.. did at 10+2 weeks.. anyone similar situation?
Quit job or hire a maid
Hi Mums, I’d really appreciate your advice on my situation. I’ve been a stay-at-home mum (SAHM) caring for my 2-year-old, but now she’s in childcare. In 2025, she’ll turn 4, and I plan to transition her to a regular 3-hour kindergarten. I’m also due to deliver in May 2025. Currently, I work part-time from home, but my salary only covers a small portion of our grocery expenses and a couple hundreds of saving. I’m trying to figure out what would be the best option moving forward, and I’d love to hear your experiences and advice on the following: 1. Quit my job after maternity leave and focus on handling both kids (with my husband being the sole breadwinner, as he used to be, but now with two kids). 2. Continue working part-time from home and care for my toddler, while placing my newborn in infant care after 4 months. (Can anyone share roughly how much infant care costs?) 3. Continue working part-time and hire a maid, with my salary mainly going toward the maid’s costs. (Any mums here have a maid? How much do they cost?) I’d really appreciate it if you could share any rough cost estimates, even if they vary, so I can make a more informed decision. My husband is leaning towards Option 3, but I personally think Option 2 might work better. I just want to weigh the costs and pros and cons before making my decision. Thanks so much for your help!
Spicy food
Hellos everyone, I’m in week 14 now really almost everyday crave for spicy food. Can I eat spicy food ? Is it true eat too much spicy food when baby come out will have baby pimples/ acne ?
Which position is safe for 2nd trimester?
I went for downsymdrom screening today. My fetus position was face down the whole time. Baby barely move to get captured, I have to go for a walk and come back to the ultrasound room to try three times also hard to get it move the fetus. Luckily one senior staff come in and help to use another method then successful. My husband worry that if the fetus facing down will have more chance of miscarriage and I am also a bit worry. Idk because of he facing down position, my belly was more heavy and very hard to move myself. Can some experience person tell us is it safe position if the fetus facing down during 2nd trimester, please? Thank you.
Gynae to scan
Hi ladies, anyone went to any female clinic and request ultrasound to see your growing baby? My next scan is 3 more weeks and the wait feels so long!
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