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✨Sharing with all the mamas out there! Suitable for parents with kids 1-3 years old. ✨ Register here: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/wemums21sep/ Join us at our workshop designed to enrich your child's early development! Discover integrative play and learning techniques that foster cognitive, social, and emotional growth. 📆 Date: Saturday, 21 September 🕙 Time: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Bring your little one and learn practical strategies to make learning fun through music and play. Find out how everyday items like bread tags, clothes pegs, and old magazines can transform playtime! Understand the benefits of various forms of sensory play and get tips on creating an engaging play space for your kids. Discover tricks to make storytime captivating and educational. Event Highlights: ✨ Q&A Sessions with experts ✨ Lucky Draw with attractive prizes! ✨ Exclusive Goodie Bags worth over $100 ✨ Mini Baby Fair featuring top brands like A for Apothecary, Happy Little Munchers, Olive Basics and more! Reserve your spot today and connect with other parents while creating a solid foundation for your child's future. 🌱 https://www.eventcreate.com/e/wemums21sep/ #justsharing #events #sensoryplay #kidsactivities #learnandgrow

Has anyone been delivered by Dr Ryan Lee from Woodleigh TMC? Was thinking of visiting him for my 1st appointment. Would appreciate any review/advice!

Hello! May I know what are some food I can feed my baby as she is starting solid food next month? Doctor suspect she might have eczema so Im abit hesitant to introduce certain food as Im afraid she might flare up.. I’m also going holiday soon, so Im not sure what to feed her when Im away as most baby food contains oats and rice which I read that eczema babies should avoid? TIA!

Just wanted to gain some perspective... I live with my parents in law and have a 5mo baby~ She is an easy baby and doesn't really cry much, very easy to take care. Sleeps through the night also, so we don't really need to adjust our own schedule to baby for anything. I have a pretty good relationship with in laws, but some things they do very irritating... like I know it is out of good will, but like I just can't wrap my head around it and can't feel better no matter how I think about it Like for example baby sometimes will cling onto me and lie on my chest, then when I bring her out to living room, in laws will literally pry her fingers open from my clothes and carry her over, just because they want to hold her Or like when I bring her out to living room so she can play with rest of family, they always like insist "I take care you go rest". But like (1) I don't need the rest? And (2) I don't really want to leave my baby alone with them.. but cannot really say anything because I don't want my husband to be in difficult position. My husband not at home one time and in law before going out to buy dinner tell me don't shower baby until she come back in case i cannot handle.. (????? Then forever we need more than 2 people to take care of the kid at home meh). These things don't usually happen when my husband is home because he is fierce and they don't do it to him... because I keep trying to protect my husband's feelings also, I feel like they think I am a pushover (which in all other parts of my life I don't have any issue establishing boundaries assertively one) I feel angry sometimes because I don't like these things happening, but afterwards also feel guilty and wonder if I am being petty or over protective because I still want my baby to have a community... Has anyone had the same experience? --- edit: thank you everyone for sharing your experience, perspectives and advice 🙏 I feel a lot more relieved as I am reminded that my feelings are valid, and that I can still establish my boundaries - especially in a polite way! Have also taken steps to share w HB and he has spoken up to family when necessary.

Hi ladies, can i ask if anyone’s period color changes throughout the day? Day 4 of period and it turned dark brown in the morning when i woke up to pee. So i thought it was coming to an end. After which i saw a drop or 2 of red blood later in the evening. That sort of confused me. Is this normal?

May not be the most structured post but rant ahead. Not sure if I’m overthinking but some things which my MIL does/says get on my nerves: For context, we don’t stay with my ILs but we make it a point to go over at least once every week. My hubs is rly pro family and this is his way of trying to let our families bond. But… 1. As soon as we set foot into the house, she always reaches out and asks me to pass my baby to her 2. Every now and then she implies (towards her relatives) that I’m lousy and cannot take care of my baby and dog tgt (sorry but I can perfectly do that, and it’s usually the case back at home when my hubs goes to work) 3. There are times when I don’t get to to spend as much time with my baby during the day because I was busy with other stuff. Or y’knw some days you just feel like cuddling with your baby more? She comes up to me and asks me to pass the baby to her cause: - she does a better job at making my baby sleep (don’t agree 100% but we our ways are different) - her hands are empty lol and there’s nothing for her to do 4. When my baby cries, I’m usually on high alert and I will stop whatever I’m doing to take a look or go tend to her. But my ILs completely disregard my presence and just passes the baby to and fro to try and calm her down 5. Sometimes when they’re carrying my baby, they suddenly just head towards the door and LEAVES. Where exactly I do not know, they only tell me when they come back they they go walk walk etc. They also don’t bring their phones along so I can’t help but worry that should something happen, I don’t know where or what to do. 6. We usually on the aircon only at night but over here, they keep insisting that my baby scared hot and always takes her away from me (in the living room) to go hide in the aircon room 7. They like to say stuff to my baby like “1-2 months later you can eat anything you want”, “ask mummy to give you gripe water so won’t fever”. I usually just Orh them back and don’t do anything more. Wow this is quite a list of unhappiness word vomit. With all that said, my hubs is a great man and his intentions are good - for our families to be close. And sometimes he does the hard job of intervening when I tell him to. But my ILs really have their own patterns…… do I really have to close one/both eyes when I come over to their place, just because there are times when we need their help to take care of the baby? 🥲