Wah, last nite so many posts. All mummies staying up late. Me too but too busy w my boy, trying to make him sleep after coming back fr my mum's place at 11+, guess what, he still wanted to play in bed & it was already past 1am, we were so tired! Hubby & I knocked out while he was still playing... dun noe wat time he actually sleep!! haha, we both woke up at 11 today. Good, almost half day gone.
Glad to ve so many mummies joining the thread. A warm welcome
Chergamine, u v good mummy, still pump to mix w ur DS food. I gave up pumping at 5mths, always latch on since he refused bottle. Now my pump has been resting there collecting dust. My hubby complain tt i spend so much $ ($700 plus) on the pump & i dun use it. Then I said I save $$ on ur son's milk powder, tt's expensive too.
Goon2, it takes me a quite a while to adapt to SAHM, need to prepare mentally tt life will be different. No more meeting friends & shopping after work, no more fanciful clothes to wear to work, also means no free air-con hehe. U become lazy to put on make-up (at least for me)..., I was feeling quite sad & lost in the beginning, as I keep questioning myself why I give up a relatively high paid job to stay at home, why wanna get myself messy & sweaty all day, why dun just send my son to infant care & save all the troubles... etc... But slowly, i learned to appreciate staying at home, can c my son is very close to me. I can witness his every development, his cheeky face, smile & laughther will really melt ur heart. After all, when they r older, they prefer friends than mummy, why dun i spend time to build good relationship w my son & teach him good values.
Hi gretel, i also more auntie liao. I always say must save $$$ really hard for my son, but everytime see nice toys & clothes, so tempted to buy for him. Now my house has turned into a mini infant care centre... maybe I shd consider becoming a nanny at home to cover my expenses
How much is the Ergo? it seems to v good comment on this.
I stay at Bt Batok, keen to meet up if there's outing
