Hi SY... My in-laws look after the baby when I am at work. My maid is mainly for the housework.
Hi Vone and wlml... which part of Bedok Res? My parents stay there... I was staying there since 9. I like it there... not as crowded as Tampines and Bedok but still as convenient.
SJ... I agree with you. The daddy must play a part too. I used to take everything upon myself until I was burnt out. Nowadays I try to get my hubby involved and will not hesitate to drag him out of bed when need to. Looks like the term "PP kids" not that exclusive... muwhahaah
Oreos... it is better to bring more than not enough... esp for babies they need to keep warm. I learnt my lesson hard when I was in Tasmania for my honeymoon. Didn't expect it to be that cold... the weather was really unpredictable. Lucky we have friends there to lend us their winter clothings. So now I think it is wise to pack more than less. I remember Mothercare has some pretty thick clothings.
Jas... guess that is the problem with in-laws. You would like the kid to be brought up in your way but they have their own thinking... and there is only so much that you can say. They get upset when you say or ask too much as if you are underminding their abilities. Sticky situation! My MIL cooks the same stuff for my boy 2 weeks in a roll - threadfin porridge... until my boy refused the food and she complained my boy is picky. God... I told her that even us adults can't have the same food everyday lah. So I try to cook different stuff other than porridge during weekends. I now go with the principle that "I don't bother what you do when he is at your place... similarly I don't want her to comment too much about how I raise my child in my house.". I go to the NTUC almost every week to pick up some stuff too. Do you know that it is the most expensive NTUC in Singapore? The things there are priced differently. You not keen to have the 2nd one? I always find that children grow up better with siblings around. Seems like a lot of only child grow up lonely and tend to be more self-centred. Maybe because I am close to my siblings... so I feel the need to have more than one. As it is... my boy already quite possessive. I want him to learn to share from young.
Hi Vone and wlml... which part of Bedok Res? My parents stay there... I was staying there since 9. I like it there... not as crowded as Tampines and Bedok but still as convenient.
SJ... I agree with you. The daddy must play a part too. I used to take everything upon myself until I was burnt out. Nowadays I try to get my hubby involved and will not hesitate to drag him out of bed when need to. Looks like the term "PP kids" not that exclusive... muwhahaah
Oreos... it is better to bring more than not enough... esp for babies they need to keep warm. I learnt my lesson hard when I was in Tasmania for my honeymoon. Didn't expect it to be that cold... the weather was really unpredictable. Lucky we have friends there to lend us their winter clothings. So now I think it is wise to pack more than less. I remember Mothercare has some pretty thick clothings.
Jas... guess that is the problem with in-laws. You would like the kid to be brought up in your way but they have their own thinking... and there is only so much that you can say. They get upset when you say or ask too much as if you are underminding their abilities. Sticky situation! My MIL cooks the same stuff for my boy 2 weeks in a roll - threadfin porridge... until my boy refused the food and she complained my boy is picky. God... I told her that even us adults can't have the same food everyday lah. So I try to cook different stuff other than porridge during weekends. I now go with the principle that "I don't bother what you do when he is at your place... similarly I don't want her to comment too much about how I raise my child in my house.". I go to the NTUC almost every week to pick up some stuff too. Do you know that it is the most expensive NTUC in Singapore? The things there are priced differently. You not keen to have the 2nd one? I always find that children grow up better with siblings around. Seems like a lot of only child grow up lonely and tend to be more self-centred. Maybe because I am close to my siblings... so I feel the need to have more than one. As it is... my boy already quite possessive. I want him to learn to share from young.