Hi Mommies,
Tracy and Flo,
yup, had to miss the PB class coz had a event to attend to... too bad, sounds like you all had fun! Oh dear, homework, I thought I was through with that after I graduated! Haha...
Esther,
Renee is sooo pretty and such nice hair, curly too! Btw, how can I return the clothes to you? Seldom see you on Msn so keep forgetting to ask
Cookie,
haha, yes, Kaelyn is really the prettiest, though joyceln caught a quite a few photos of her favourite sitting position! Haha..
Re: Paramedics
Heehee, misunderstandinging here I think, the paramedics here in SG are not allowed to inject heart starting drugs to start the heart if it stops, they have to wait till they get to the hospital to get a Doc to do it, unlike in US or UK where paramedics are trained to use the drugs, CPR is no problem here...
RE: Car Seat Safety
Finally got a reply back from the distributor of the Safe n Sound Car Seat. She gave me a lengthy explanation.... apparantly, there are all together 5 world standard on car seats, the European, Japanese, US, Australian, and Korean. Australian is the strictest, followed by European, US, and Japanese. Korean has their own standard. That is why if you buy a australian car seat, the car seat will come with a top restaint.
According to SG law, it is not complusory to have a top restraint and you will be following the law if your seat belt is buckled to the car seat.
That said, she did strongly recommend that if your car seat do have a top restaint, do buckle the top restaint as well, as it does make the car seat very much more safer than if there isn't. I'm getting my car hooks installed tomorrow...
One point to note mommies, take it with a pinch of salt, but I was told that apparantly SG market is very lax, and they do not do tests on the car seats coming into Singapore. There are apparantly car seats being sold in the market which do not meet any standard or is not tested in terms of safety at all, so perhaps be careful the next time we buy a car seat, I think when it comes to our precious babies' safety, we can't be too careful ....