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Where do you get best Indian sweets in Singapore?

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Mums, how do you refrain from comparing your kids? I find it tough to not say things like "Look at your brother, he reads so much, you haven't picked up a book in ages".

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My five-month-old baby hardly sleeps during the night? What should I do?

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How often do you take your domestic helpers out with you? How do you decide when to bring her along? Family dinner outings, picnics, movies... where do you draw the line?

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Any ideas to make snacking more fun?

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Ask him to be little chef! By involving him, he'll have the sense of belonging to the food. And whatever the taste is, he'll be more respectful to the results because he's the one who made it.

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Do you give presents to your helpers on their birthdays or just a cake?

Yes. Minsan mas gusto nila monetary gift. But aside from that we treat them for dinner or handa sa bahay plus cake of course.

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How old were your kids when they first tried their first fast food?

10 months+ started with KFC mashed potatoes / McDonald's breakfast porridge when we travel.

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Mummies, how often did you exercise post delivery? Many mums are too busy breastfeeding or with other chores to even spare time to exercise.

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Have you ever made up an excuse to your child just to get out of playing with him/her, just because you wanted some time to yourself? What did you say? Did you feel guilty about it?

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My son shared with me today that a few boys in his class keep raising their middle finger at the teacher when he is not looking. How do I deal with this? Should I inform the teacher, or simply just educate my child on what is right and wrong- but this makes me feel like I am doing wrong by not alerting the other kids' parents on their behaviour. On the other hand, if I inform them about this incident, my son may not trust me again. Help!

Talk to your son and explain that this kind of behavior is unacceptable and disrespectful. Start from that and I believe that the conversation will end up that you’re son will trust you whatever decision you will make.

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