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      MummyThreeStreams
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      Artitute:
      Hihi everyone!!! Happy to join the club! πŸ™‚ I also have 3 kiddos! 3 princesses at 5yo, 3yo and 8 months! πŸ˜„


      Hello Artitute! Welcome to the club!

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        Artitute
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        MummyThreeStreams and Funx3, thanks for the warm welcome! I sure hope to get more tips and tricks to manage my young crowd! I stay at Woodlands (close to where the latest maid incident happened, if you are interested to know! hah! :P), where do you all stay?


        @Funx3
        Wow you are the lucky one cos you can stay at home and watch every moment of the growing up of your 3 princesses! πŸ™‚ If given a choice i may like to do that too (but will really need to find a way to let out the SAHM stress sometimes)!

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          Funx3
          last edited by

          Artitute:

          @Funx3
          Wow you are the lucky one cos you can stay at home and watch every moment of the growing up of your 3 princesses! πŸ™‚ If given a choice i may like to do that too (but will really need to find a way to let out the SAHM stress sometimes)!
          Errrrrrrrr ....
          Mine is 2 Prince-s and a Soon to be Teenager Princess πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

          Unfortunately, I no Got Luck in my Kids Growing up years ....
          Miss ALL their Little Nuances, Idiosyncracies in their Baby, Toddlers, Primary Sch yrs, esp for my 2 Elder Boys .... Too Busy as a FTWM then .... πŸ˜“ πŸ˜“

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            MummyThreeStreams
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            I’m a SAHM. Was working full-time when DS1 was born, but took no pay leave when he was about 20 months. Then went back to work on a Part-time basis when DS2 was 20 months. DS3 was born 4 months ago and I’m back on no pay leave. So I’ve experienced being FTWM, PTWM, SAHM. I experience frustrations with each, and I was particularly unhappy when I was a FTWM as I was working too hard. PTWM was a good balance. But I think I’m most contented as a SAHM.

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              Mum1113
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              MummyThreeStreams:
              I'm a SAHM. Was working full-time when DS1 was born, but took no pay leave when he was about 20 months. Then went back to work on a Part-time basis when DS2 was 20 months. DS3 was born 4 months ago and I'm back on no pay leave. So I've experienced being FTWM, PTWM, SAHM. I experience frustrations with each, and I was particularly unhappy when I was a FTWM as I was working too hard. PTWM was a good balance. But I think I'm most contented as a SAHM.

              Nothing beats to be always with the children :hugs:

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                Picolo
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                Funx3:
                kabalevsky:

                [quote=\"Funx3\"]Just Curious ....


                Browsing thru the Thread ....
                Looks Like Many of us with 3 kids Got Acronyms ....
                with One Variation or others with the word \"three\" or 3 somewhere ....
                πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

                haha, you mean like 3boys
                mummythreestreams etc etc?

                πŸ™‚

                Yeah ....
                U catch On Fast -le!
                πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰[/quote]No leh, mine has no 3/three etc... but I purposely misspelled my nick so that it has 2 times 3 letters .... wuahahaha....

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                  Funx3
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                  Picolo:

                  No leh, mine has no 3/three etc... but I purposely misspelled my nick so that it has 2 times 3 letters .... wuahahaha....
                  Clever Play of Words ....
                  Master of .... Disguise?
                  :laugh: :laugh:

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                    MummyThreeStreams
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                    When I only had one child, he didn’t get sick much. With two kids, the frequency of illness went up. now with three, it’s gone crazy. My kids have been taking turns to fall ill. The older ones keep bringing bugs back from school and passing it round to everyone in the family, including me and DH. The older ones don’t get very sick, just mild sniffles and coughs, but the baby gets it quite bad. I haven’t had all three kids healthy in the last two months. I wish I could break this cycle of illness, but it’s impossible to isolate the kids from each other. I get them to wash hands frequently, and the two older ones take vit and fish oil to boost their immunity.


                    My friend with three kids also experienced this. And i am told it’s part and parcel of having three kids. How about you guys? How do you deal with it?

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                      tigger88
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                      MummyThreeStreams:
                      When I only had one child, he didn't get sick much. With two kids, the frequency of illness went up. now with three, it's gone crazy. My kids have been taking turns to fall ill. The older ones keep bringing bugs back from school and passing it round to everyone in the family, including me and DH. The older ones don't get very sick, just mild sniffles and coughs, but the baby gets it quite bad. I haven't had all three kids healthy in the last two months. I wish I could break this cycle of illness, but it's impossible to isolate the kids from each other. I get them to wash hands frequently, and the two older ones take vit and fish oil to boost their immunity.


                      My friend with three kids also experienced this. And i am told it's part and parcel of having three kids. How about you guys? How do you deal with it?
                      My older kids are in CC but seldom bring home virus from school. I give them probiotics to boost their immunity. The youngest one usually takes longer to recover when he falls sick (maybe still young and hence lower immunity). But my kids are very much like me, they have more stomach related problems than common cough and flu.

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                        Picolo
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                        Funx3:
                        Picolo:


                        No leh, mine has no 3/three etc... but I purposely misspelled my nick so that it has 2 times 3 letters .... wuahahaha....

                        Clever Play of Words ....
                        Master of .... Disguise?
                        :laugh: :laugh:

                        πŸ˜‰ Master of Disguise I am not, but I do try to protect my privacy online.

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