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Need help for my 16m son
Hi mummies... My LO is 16m n still doesnt wan to walk unassisted... anyone has any idea of encouraging him walk unassisted..?? I did use snacks to let him stand up... but he rather crawl away.... Everyone is asking y he still unwilling to walk unassisted....
infant didnt poop in 24hour ixxit normal?
My son 6month didn't poop in 24hour ixxit Normal ? As I start to give him solid food nowadays
Want to resign my job
Hi mummy’s I would like to resign my job while on my maternity leave. Do I need to pay my employer back? Work for 3 years. pls advise on this. Confused
Can’t connect w husband emotionally after baby is born
We have very diff outlook. He’s chill , I worry almost everything about baby. Emotionally distancing from him
What are your labour and delivery tips? 📝
"Always eat something. And a full meal at that. I mean, you can never really do anything on an empty stomach right?" - Teo Hui Lin, 32 Share your tips based on your experience in the comment section below 💬 https://sg.theasianparent.com/labour-and-delivery-tips-by-new-mums"
Heartburn during nightime common?
Mommies , do u often get heartburn frequently during nightime time I'm at week 32 ..I could only rub some oils after that gas come out ... Sit up straight rubbing my from passage airway in-between chest then tummy .. need about half - 1 hour before it cools down then I'm able to lie down .. I do watch my eat also ... currently after 6 pm not much of heavy meals .
Need an advise on hair rebonding at salon
Is it safe to do hair rebonding when i am now pregnant for 15 weeks 6 days?
1 yr old sweat palm
Is it normal a child having sweat palm? Is there any cure for sweat palm?
Working Mum Woes
I was a freelance tutor cum quasi-SAHM but recently transitioned into a full-time working mum. Both of my children (2 under 2) are in childcare and infant care. Thing is, children in infant care and childcare fall sick easily, almost every month. With stricter safety measures implemented in schools, teachers are quick to call parents up at the sound of a slight cough or congested nose. The recovery of phlegmy cough or runny nose takes more than a week, means parents would also need to work out alternative childcare arrangements for that period as most of us only have six days of childcare leave and that is not enough to cover our leave to look after our children when they cannot go to school. For working mummies who don’t have alternative childcare arrangement (i.e. maid, mother or mother-in-law), how do you manage it without tapping so much on your leave? I just started a new position with a steel learning curve and it is challenging for me to juggle with my children falling sick frequently.
Dr Suzanna KKH
Hello Mummies! I would like to ask, any of you had gynae Dr Suzanna frm Kkh? Did they changed you to other gynae for check up? Cause they just rescheduled my appointments with another gynae..