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What is the one hobby that you want to resume again which is forgotten post marriage and baby?
I've just given birth and I feel and look like a total fatty :( moms is there any hope of ever losing this weight? Can any of you moms out there share with me your pre and post pregnancy pictures to give me some hope? #fatcow #lostallhope #thin-spiration
A year off work
If you had a year off work, what would you do with your family? #dreams
Hi! looking for tasty and budget birthday cake for my daughter any intro? :)
Hi, anyone knows how much is wisdom tooth extraction at Polyclinic for Singaporeans?
hello mummies. how do you pour out your breastmilk into the milk bottles without wasting any drop of your liquid gold? thank you in advance
Pregnancy temp staff
I am a contract staff in a reputable company. I was pregnant during the time with the company. However, boss just informed me that company will not renew my contract due to a change in management and to to cut cost. But I feel this is a good excuse that company like to use. Because just 1 week before I go for maternity leave, the boss inform me instead of getting my colleague to cover me, he had employed a new perm staff that I need to hand over my work. The handover was very rush during that time as I have only 3 days to finish the training. If it was a cut cost reason, why did he employ a new perm staff to cover me?And now it seems like I am an additional burden to the company. Right now I will be out of job when my maternity leaves end in 2 months' time. This is my 2nd baby and my family will have financial problems once I am out of job. And furthermore, my elder child will not enjoy govt subsidies for childcare anymore. Any mummies with the same situation? Is there any law to protect mummy for contract job? I am at a loss now.
Is it okay to give pets (e.g. puppies, bunnies) as party favors?
Parents, do you follow the "strictly no screen time rule" for your kids below two years old?
Do you generally give in if your kids nag you for something repeatedly? How do you handle it?