shanghaimummy
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Mindy : So sorry to hear Isaiah choke. Very serious ok, if me, I won't blow up but find alternative liao. They don't understand how bad it can be for the baby. Also teach the maid abit of first aid, if choke, sit, straighten leg and put baby on lap and use palm to hit the middle of the shoulder hard a few times. Don't use finger to try to get the food out, it will only push it further in.
I let Arwen nanny go for first aid to learn all these. Even tho I have a super nanny, I am always on high alert cos in the end, anything happen, I am the one to blame. Not that I care about the blame part but I know I will blame myself forever. Lamb's right, for the sake of the babies, have to be firm . But be smart about it and not to destroy the relationship in the long run. i think the suggestion to make your own stock is really good . Even if eating sweet potato everyday,at least you can control the stock [IMG=http://www.singaporemotherhood.com/forumboard/clipart/happy.gif]
I am glad in the end I did not get my mum or in laws to help take care of A, they did offer many times but I know they are just not up to date or the energy level is just so different, they won't be able to cope.
Lamb: I bought the walker, the one you saw at Andrea's when Arwen was 10 months old to teach her how to walk. Not so much to push her but to let her have another way of getting around. Of course she dun like it at first but now she is walking around with it , even turning here and there on her own.
I think really up to you. In the end, the results are the same. Maybe.... you should let her be cos can walk = sibei tiring following her around!!! LOL
I let Arwen nanny go for first aid to learn all these. Even tho I have a super nanny, I am always on high alert cos in the end, anything happen, I am the one to blame. Not that I care about the blame part but I know I will blame myself forever. Lamb's right, for the sake of the babies, have to be firm . But be smart about it and not to destroy the relationship in the long run. i think the suggestion to make your own stock is really good . Even if eating sweet potato everyday,at least you can control the stock [IMG=http://www.singaporemotherhood.com/forumboard/clipart/happy.gif]
I am glad in the end I did not get my mum or in laws to help take care of A, they did offer many times but I know they are just not up to date or the energy level is just so different, they won't be able to cope.
Lamb: I bought the walker, the one you saw at Andrea's when Arwen was 10 months old to teach her how to walk. Not so much to push her but to let her have another way of getting around. Of course she dun like it at first but now she is walking around with it , even turning here and there on her own.
I think really up to you. In the end, the results are the same. Maybe.... you should let her be cos can walk = sibei tiring following her around!!! LOL