lonerunner
Active Member
I think I'll never make it out of home to work if ML still stays at 1 or 2mths. my bb was on 1hr/1.5hr/2hr interval feedings then. I remembered I was so tired that I can fall asleep if I happened to just close my eyes for a moment quite latching bb on. very dangerous. bb could fall off my arms anytime. I dun have anyone to help me look aft bb full time then too. maybe need to send to infant care or quit my job. I'm quite thankful for the 4mth ML given by the govt. It really allowed me to spend quality time with bb.
sandy:
dun think the govt will increase upwards anytime soon. heard there is a legal regulation for ladies in japan to hold onto their job for duno 3 or 5yrs after giving birth. companies cannot sack them.
But we cant apply the same concept in singapore if we still wan to make it attractive for co to hire us. some employers already shun ladies of childbearing age and guys who still need to serve NS. with more foreigners coming into singapore to work, ladies wont be financially competive for companies to hire anymore. tough to be a working mum. haiz
jas:
point taken. will use newly boiled hot water to sterlise my pumps etc in office then!
sandy:
dun think the govt will increase upwards anytime soon. heard there is a legal regulation for ladies in japan to hold onto their job for duno 3 or 5yrs after giving birth. companies cannot sack them.
But we cant apply the same concept in singapore if we still wan to make it attractive for co to hire us. some employers already shun ladies of childbearing age and guys who still need to serve NS. with more foreigners coming into singapore to work, ladies wont be financially competive for companies to hire anymore. tough to be a working mum. haiz
jas:
point taken. will use newly boiled hot water to sterlise my pumps etc in office then!
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