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Help! LO is always awaken and frustrated whenever pacifier falls out.

Dear mummies, any advice on how to help LO to have the pacifier stays in the mouth? LO is always awaken and frustrated even when deep sleep.

Super Mom

Sounds like my child when he use to use pacifier lol. You can try this. I tried this it worked but there are days when he is.extra manja! Try train your child to keep their pacifier in there mouth. When she has the paci, gently pull on it so that she pulls it back into her mouth a couple of times (careful not to actually pull it out). Apparently if you do this regularly when you give it to her, (about 20 times) then it will 'train' her to keep it in her mouth. It worked on my Noah. Best of luck!

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Flipping during sleep

Baby 5th month old now. Recently started sttn. However, he also started flipping,hence will be annoyed n woke up hence affected his sleep. Then I need to turn him back else he would whine. Anyone experience this and how long will it take to outgrow? Now 2nd week monitoring bb flipping.

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Safety should be the priority, bed guards or pillows around the baby ..

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Breastmilk vs mini fridge

Would mini fridge be sufficient to store breastmilk? We are living in a rented room and getting a freezer would heat up the room and its not good for the baby

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Mini fridge is not a great option but definitely overcome the space constraints

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at which week can you clearly capture baby's kick on camera? (first time)

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Age where kids start skipping nap

Anyone kids that is close to 2 yo but still very sticky to mummy or daddy? Any way to help them get use to not having to stick around mummy and daddy all the ti.e

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I don’t have kids that age but I’m a qualified preschool educator. Get your child to socialise more.. Attachment in kids is common. They have separation anxiety when they are away from familiar adults. Bring your child out & about often. At home, get him/her to sit for solitary play, scribbling, colouring activities but monitor from far. It’s hard at first but it will get better.. Tell your child, you need to get something for a while, go toilet, get a drink, etc. Do not lie. Otherwise, you’ll break his/her trust. When you come back to join your child, thank him/her for waiting! Hope this helps! Keep me posted!!

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Dr choo wan ling fee

Hi, first time mum here… anyone knows Dr choo wan ling fee?

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Hi, this might help.

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Scared to take care of baby alone

Just birthed a 7 day old baby. Much as I love him a lot, I am feeling SO afraid and am extremely lack of confident when my nanny leaves after 1st confinement month. Second month onwards my husband will be working mainly with long hours and I'll be left alone with baby with no help from anyone. I am scared I cannot handle baby alone, etc the crying / unable to settle him. Feeling a little depressed now. Any tips anyone?

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Don’t worry much Mummy… it’s a first time for everyone of us … jus be gentle and calm

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Postpartum cold drinks?

Hi mummies, how soon can we have cold water or ice cream after giving birth?

whenever u feel like it

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Hospitalisation leave for our kids

Just asking, can we used our hospitalisation/inpatient leave when our baby is the one who admitted?

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Cannot. You’ve to use own leave unfortunately

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PD to recommend?

Anyone has a good PD to recommend? What’s the cost typically for public hospital or polyclinic PD? Thanks

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Which area you’re looking for? For NUH kids it’s flat rate $80

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