Search results

Buy waterproof diaper.

Either go to clinic consult with doctor on medical checkup requirement. Or go to SATA/those labs, check out the medical checkup packages, and choose one/customise one if needed.

You can use your mobile web browser to open FB in desktop mode. Laptop is not required.

Yes #2

Looks like will be closed to my wife around early Dec.

Why didn't you do the birth cert at TMC? Due to extra cost?

Should be our choice. At least for our case, the nurse mentioned & asked. For latching, first time the nurse taught us, then next morning got lactation consultant came into our room to guide and explain things.

Yup, diff ppl got diff pain tolerance.

I know, that's the purpose of epidural.

They can, if you don't have them. They would ask regardless. I did not have one of the receipts that they requested, so they asked the clinic to re-print it. It' just another shortcut for them. Anyway, I keep my receipts and even scan them all.

Just pass the receipts to TMC, they will claim for you. No need to self-claim. Directly deduct from bill. Shortcut. Human nature.

Wow, long battle. Last year my wife was induced around 10.30pm, around 3-4am epidural, 8am started pushing, and son was born around 9am.

I think there is no "best" month. It depends if you will need to travel or foreigner like my son, hence I applied for his passport after one month to be able to apply for LTSVP. Can't really wait too long for my case.

Why not? My boy was born 3.805kg naturally. I have got one colleague her baby was born 4.2kg naturally. My son was around 10kg when he was about 5mo. No issue, even till now my wife still can carry him, but can't be long since we got another small one in her tummy. Personally, I prefer big babies.

Using Peg Perego Book Classico Geo, something similar to Peg Perego booklet http://en.pegperego.com/baby/booklet-lite

Already booked mine (TMC) even though my wife is only on 14 weeks.

Yup, I was referring to the one given by the hospital. So yes, we're referring to the same one. Couldn't even finish the hand sanitiser given by the nursery. Still got 1/2 bottle left at home.

So this is the same as saying that all doctors and nurses doing the wrong thing. Should tell them that they're wrong next time if they ask to apply hand sanitiser. No, it's not for convenient. Washing hands is a must. Hands must still be washed before applying hand sanitiser. That's what I was...

Then might as well don't go hospital since all nurses, doctors use hand sanitiser, they even asked to wash our hands and apply hand sanitiser before touching the baby, otherwise can't touch.

As suggested, ask them to apply hand sanitiser first before touching the baby. You must have a hand sanitiser, since the nursery should give one to you, if not just get one. In fact, even us parents also have to apply hand sanitiser before touching the baby.