Birthclub: September 2025

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Is hcg level 265 considered normal or too low at 4w2d?

I understand why you're worried, but this one really needs a doctor to look at properly, lah. HCG levels can vary quite a lot between women and also depend on how they're measuring it, so you'll need your doctor to tell you what's normal for your situation and whether they want to do a repeat test to see the trend.

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Is watery poop during first trimester normal?

Yes quite common actually! Hormones during first trimester can mess with ur digestion and cause everything from constipation to the opposite lol. Also if ur taking prenatal vitamins some of them can cause loose stools too. As long as ur not having like super frequent diarrhea or blood in stool should be ok. Just make sure stay hydrated esp if it’s happening often. Mention to ur gynae at next appt just to be safe 😊

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Starting solids

Just started feeding my little one 1 month ago. When should I start 2 meals a day..

milk is still the main source of nutrients for LO below 1. but if your LO is enjoying solids, can consider one meal solid and in between milk feed, fruit pureen for snack?

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Nipple Confused!

Hi! I believe my 26 days old is now nipple confused! 😭 I have been switching between breastfeeding and bottle feeding and recently I’ve realized that he latches a lot less and gets cranky cause it’s getting harder to latch on. Any suggestions on what bottle to use for mix feeding? Thanks! #Needadvice #firsttimemom #nippleconfuse #helpamomout

Try to use cup feeder

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Circumcision for my 4-month old

Hi! Any recommendations on which clinic/hospital to circumcise my 4-month old? I’d also like to know how much is the cost and if we can pay using CDA. Thanks mamas!

Hey! Good news, circumcision is definitely claimable via CDA and Medisave (up to $1,250 for day surgery), so you're covered there. From what I've heard around, Crescent Clinic at Eunos is popular and pretty affordable (around $100 cash), though I'd check with them directly on current pricing and availability for your son's age. Some mums also go to the larger hospitals like KKH or Mount Elizabeth if they prefer that setup, but private specialists tend to be pricier. At 4 months, your baby is still quite young, so it's worth having a chat with your GP or the clinic about timing and aftercare, they'll advise what works best for him and walk you through the recovery.

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feeding and sleeping hours

my 1 month old slept for 7 hours without feeding is it normal ?

does your baby have jaundice?

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Hi mummies! My 3wk old newborn on formula milk hasn't poop for 2days so far. Is this a concern? Howany times in a day does a newborn on formula milk has to poop? I have stop breastfeeding for him recently due to engorged. Now he doesn't know how to latch again hence he is fully on formula. I'm a lil bit upset as it has affected him Abit. He seems bloated at times we had to play ard with 60/90ml cause we couldn't figure out of he is hungry or gassy at times.

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hope ok now 🙏💕

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Has anyone had gassy baby using Grow formula? My cousin and I delivered our baby 1 day apart at the same hospital and both of us using the same milk and both our babies seems to have gas/colic problem

Is it NUH? My friend’s baby was given grow formula after her delivery too and she has changed to Nestle NAN supreme pro HA.

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Hi Mummies, kkh doc advise to take rsv vaccine but cannot pay by medisave. Need to pay cash $300. anyone taking rsv vaccine? Is the baby ok after birth? #AskingAsAMom

I haven't done the RSV vaccine myself yet, but I've heard from a few mums that their babies were fine after it. The thing is, if KKH recommended it, it's probably worth considering since they see what's going around, but $300 cash is no joke when it's not covered by Medisave. You could always ask the doctor what the actual risk is for your baby's situation, or even check with your polyclinic if they offer it at a lower cost, just to compare your options before deciding.

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