Hi
S@L, Gemini, Cindy,
Thanks for sharing your opinion. Good to know there are others who understand my predicament. Like you guys said, I also don't think my maid can cope. Even though she currently has a lot of free time, there are times where it's quite hard to do both. Eg. when she's cooking halfway and the baby starts crying. So yeah, I think I'll get my mum to help. Cindy, like you said, the totaly combined costs will be the same as putting in infantcare, but I still prefer this coz baby is still young.
Pig07,
My mum lives very far away from me unfortunately so it won't be fair to ask her to go home everynight. I live in Sembawang and she in Clementi.
Cactus,
Lucky you staying near yuor mum. I kinda regretted moving house , and now so far away from mum. My initial plan was to put him in infantcare but now "bu she de".
Kittybride,
Haha! You're so cute. No lah, no need for hubby to be CEO to be SAHM. I've been staying home for 9 months now and all it takes is a bit of restrain on finances. I cut out my luxuries like shopping, manicures, facials etc.
Gloomybear,
HAHAHAHHA!!! Same same!! I can't fit into my clothes yet. I'm only 1kg heavier than pre-preg weight but somehow hips bigger I think. Really hoping I don't have to buy new suits.
Dreamer@hk,
I feel the way you do. But since you're relocating, it's probably good not to work, at least for awhile. And Europe is quite part-time work friendly if you decide to work part-time later on.
K@ye,
Unfortunately, I can't find part-time work in what I do. Most part-time work will not pay enough to justify working in the first place. As it is, I am in a sales-related function which is commission-based. If I work part-time, my basic pay will be so low it wouldn't make sense.