Any Mommies in mid-late 30s with teenages
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After seeing the other thread \"Any Mommies in mid-late 30s or over 40 with small children\", thinking why there is thread on the other side. Is it common here of mummies have their first kid at early 20s?
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daisyt:
After seeing the other thread \"Any Mommies in mid-late 30s or over 40 with small children\", thinking why there is thread on the other side. Is it common here of mummies have their first kid at early 20s?
Hello everybodyโฆ
Am I 'qualified' to join here?
30 yrs old with one princess 7 yrs old, by the time I reach 40 yrs old my princess will be 17 yrs old!
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1littlegal:
So you gave birth to your princess at 23yo. Yes, sure qualify! Hahaha ....
Hello everybodyโฆ
Am I 'qualified' to join here?
30 yrs old with one princess 7 yrs old, by the time I reach 40 yrs old my princess will be 17 yrs old! -
daisyt:
Thank Daisyt!
So you gave birth to your princess at 23yo. Yes, sure qualify! Hahaha ....1littlegal:
Hello everybodyโฆ
Am I 'qualified' to join here?
30 yrs old with one princess 7 yrs old, by the time I reach 40 yrs old my princess will be 17 yrs old! Any more Mommies?
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My kid will hit her teens in 3 years' time and I will be 37+
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daisyt:
After seeing the other thread \"Any Mommies in mid-late 30s or over 40 with small children\", thinking why there is thread on the other side. Is it common here of mummies have their first kid at early 20s?
I have 2 princess age 9 & 7, and I'm 38 yrs old. Am I qualify? -
Being mothers at young age, what are the problems you all have faced. I think have first kid at early 20s, is consider young mother hor
For me, when I think back, I regretted of not having enough patience. I was in-experience on a lot of things, lucky got mum to help up. I feel that my mum was more motherly towards dd when she was younger, compare to me. I remember one incident, dd had blocked nose. I was trying to use some pump thing to get out her mucus but not successful. My mum actually sucked out dd's mucus with her mouth and I did not want to do it. :oops:
Another incident, when dd was 2 months old, had lots of wind in her tummy, my mum advised me to rub ru yi oil on dd's tummy. I took up the oil, pour on dd's tummy and rub. Immediately dd cried so loud and when my mum found out what I have done, she scolded me upside down. She said I had no common sense, should have pour the oil on my palm, rub my palm till hot, then gently touch on dd's tummy.
Many more other incidents, now I think back, I feel so
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Thinking back on the past, I really wanna laugh at my stupid and funny action. All along DD was carefully handed by mum and maid. So I fine day, this mummy trying to act motherly wanted to bath her DD (3mth old) for the 1st time. Wow I never know this could be so difficult and DD was quite heavy at that time. Without few second, DD burst into tears.Cos the way I hold her neck and head was so uncomfortable for her and I almost drop the whole baby into the tub of water. Immediately mum takes over. As usually, being scolded up side dwn. So from that time onward, I never get a chance to bath my DD until she can hold her neck firmly. I really โPEI FUโ those mummies who can bath a baby. 1 hand holds the baby neck, 1 hand bath the baby!
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1littlegal, yes, me too. Never bathe dd until she could hold her neck firmly. I too scared ....
But now you ask me to bathe for little babies, I am fine leh.
You hold her neck or you ๆ her neck? Hahahah ....
I also remember, I always ask my mum, why dd always cry and cry. What did she want? Stupid question I ask hor :lol: -
daisyt:
I never had the chance anymore, cos DD is mine only 1 and oni. I think no1 would risk to let me bath their baby!1littlegal, yes, me too. Never bathe dd until she could hold her neck firmly. I too scared ....
But now you ask me to bathe for little babies, I am fine leh.
You hold her neck or you ๆ her neck? Hahahah ....
I also remember, I always ask my mum, why dd always cry and cry. What did she want? Stupid question I ask hor :lol:
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