Yes true…hope I can make a smooth transition to being a SAHM…most probably would be tendering soon.

Thanks everyone, those are good questions to think about. My hubby is for it. Earnings wise, I think should be ok but I am more concerned about not keeping in touch with what is going on. I wanted to work part time but my company is not really for it so sigh it is either work full time or don’t work at all.

Odyssey wins hands down in terms of the environment. It seems like a good school but I chose CH because I felt it suited the singapore education system more than Odyssey.

Thanks simkhoo. Makes sense. Thanks for the suggestions, it gives me some peace knowing that I can still continue working at least part time when my kids are older. I do see some friends, once they become SAHM, they seem to disappear and their whole lives literally revolves around their kids which I am personally not so comfortable with.

Thanks:) Yes I like the flexibility because I find I have too little time with them now…but just worried that when they grow up, I will have nothing to do and may not be able to join the workforce again as in my experience would be obsolete by then

CH SLF branch was from their Halifax side, supposedly very good. But I am not if there is any change of management since then. From what I heard or read, they used to be good, not sure if they still are.

Am thinking to quit my job to look after my two kids. One is 7 and the other is 4. How is the life of a SAHM? Haha

Anyone can recommend good student care services that are near KH? We need one for next year.

ruhuasee:

Would like to hear the explanation on the answer for these questions ...


She always want/ wants to eat an apple after dinner.

He should tell/ tells the mother.

Thanks in advance:)

It should be 'always wants' and 'should tell'

I am not too sure of CH East Coast, we went to take a look but decided to go with CH Mountbatten as we wanted a full day programme, the East Coast one has more half day programmes. For Maple Bear, my child was not there but I went down to take a look at 2 of their centres. I think in terms of the look and feel, Maple Bear feels good but for me what they learn is very important and I was not too convinced of their Canadian curriculum. From what I know, Singapore education is always faster so I am not sure how they will adapt it. But that is just my opinion. I have heard of a friend whose child (PG age) is enrolled in one of their centres (East side) and they really like it. So its more of a personal preference.