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my wife is thai & she doesn't , actually hates all those confinement "necessities" only wants ginger water nothing else. will not sticking to tradition affect her health in the long run? what say you?

i believe that you can shift just don't help out. ever heard of not drilling and/or nailing in the house while pregnant?? I heard that too...!

sleeping together would be another way of bonding was told that bb's would prefer the same smell or something thereabouts =)

anyone tried dr. brown?? Its kinda expensive so i was wondering if it really is as good as it claims to be?

i think most will be referred to a gynae by a GP. This sounds wierd though...

can try those mini bananas form ntuc brand is Dole =)

anyone knows the list of freebie given by the different hospitals? Or are they more or less the same?

is it just me cos shouldn't a bottle brush be effective?

you'll get the matrimonial house since you have custody of your girl. No contest there. alimony ask for the maximum, partnership company also means shareholder. think Hoe lawyers asking for the minimum if divorce is consentual. you'll still have to go through the separation period...

From a man's point of view :: Leopard cannot change its spot (Believe it) Harsh reality is :: Leave him now, your children will thank you later

wow i didn't know placenta can be eaten, after birth my wife was just lying there exhausted. doc then came in with a syringe & took his fill then left. I didn't even know what he needed that for.. maybe he kept it for own consumption. I know better next time round!

Toby was "forced" trained to stick to a ritual. now at almost 18 months, his sleep ritual is almost clock-work. Was told to train them for play-group/childcare/pre-school.. teach them young, no going out till late, meals at appointed timings etc.. Used to have ZERO time for my wife, follow this...

Just to share, it can go 2 ways. my colleague went to a doctor to enquire why after 3 yrs marriage, they're still "childless", man was told to lay off coffee...???? I didn't know coffee actually played a part.

good advice here, Toby's skin also break out at times =)

the "want to sell" section is always good, else just pop by your neighbourhood "pasar malam" to get bb clothes at throwaway prices!

yes i 2nd that. there's way too much hype on diaper bags that keep maybe only 1 bottle, 1 diaper, 10's wipes... anything else is not fashionable.

bringing a small water boiler is the way to go. bring to a boil, pop all stuffs in. PS don't forget the multi plug adapter =)

i bet its a sign for you to get her new clothes..! If a little tight on the purse, bring her down to salvation army's thrift store! She'll love you for it =)

adoption values varies since many of whom i know are adopted but are treated no different. back in those days, people giving bb away considered taboo but they will always find one family willing to provide for the poor thing. main cause of giving up is always monetary issues.

I'm using the mia moda & it works very well for me. one hand folding option. ultra light weight compact. fold into a briefcase size only. ultra smooth wheels 3 point harness, downside no front bar so children will be trapped in