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    Club 2005 Kids

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    • M Offline
      MintyMin
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      Castle House:
      SAHM_TAN:


      I put my foot down at make-up and nail polish, told her she can only make-up and put on nail polish at 18yos

      How I wish I can do the same.. but just saw 2 days ago.. my mil put on the nail polish on my girl last finger.. :faint:


      Haiz.. My DS's nails were painted when he was abt 1yr old at my MIL hse by my SIL who were still v youngn duno it is no good.. n MIL find it funny to tease my son who asked my SIL to paint it for him.. N din even stop her n explain to SIL n son y cannot.. :roll: :slapshead:

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        ch0c0l4te
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        celtricia:

        Haiz.. My DS's nails were painted when he was abt 1yr old at my MIL hse by my SIL who were still v youngn duno it is no good.. n MIL find it funny to tease my son who asked my SIL to paint it for him.. N din even stop her n explain to SIL n son y cannot.. :roll: :slapshead:
        Just wondering, do you mummies let DD wear slipper with heels? You know... the hard acrylic type, usually with princess design.
        My DD have been nagging to buy those kind of slipper for awhile now. :clubmyself:

        I personally think that heels are bad for your back. Even I don't wear heels. Really. But she keeps nagging every time she sees a girl wearing one. The classic 'How come she can wear...' question. :?:

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          SAHM_TAN
          last edited by

          celtricia:
          Castle House:

          [quote=\"SAHM_TAN\"]
          I put my foot down at make-up and nail polish, told her she can only make-up and put on nail polish at 18yos

          How I wish I can do the same.. but just saw 2 days ago.. my mil put on the nail polish on my girl last finger.. :faint:


          Haiz.. My DS's nails were painted when he was abt 1yr old at my MIL hse by my SIL who were still v youngn duno it is no good.. n MIL find it funny to tease my son who asked my SIL to paint it for him.. N din even stop her n explain to SIL n son y cannot.. :roll: :slapshead:[/quote]It's difficult when MILs are involved. After my experiences with DD1, I just speak my mind. My skin has become very thick, of course my relationship with my MIL is not very good but my kids are my kids. Many things I can close both eyes but not when it concern my kids.

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            Castle House
            last edited by

            ch0c0l4te:
            celtricia:


            Haiz.. My DS's nails were painted when he was abt 1yr old at my MIL hse by my SIL who were still v youngn duno it is no good.. n MIL find it funny to tease my son who asked my SIL to paint it for him.. N din even stop her n explain to SIL n son y cannot.. :roll: :slapshead:

            Just wondering, do you mummies let DD wear slipper with heels? You know... the hard acrylic type, usually with princess design.
            My DD have been nagging to buy those kind of slipper for awhile now. :clubmyself:

            I personally think that heels are bad for your back. Even I don't wear heels. Really. But she keeps nagging every time she sees a girl wearing one. The classic 'How come she can wear...' question. :?:

            errr.. I don't have this problem.. thou.. my girl.. as long is new thing .. she will love it.. :faint:

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              SAHM_TAN
              last edited by

              ch0c0l4te:
              celtricia:


              Haiz.. My DS's nails were painted when he was abt 1yr old at my MIL hse by my SIL who were still v youngn duno it is no good.. n MIL find it funny to tease my son who asked my SIL to paint it for him.. N din even stop her n explain to SIL n son y cannot.. :roll: :slapshead:

              Just wondering, do you mummies let DD wear slipper with heels? You know... the hard acrylic type, usually with princess design.
              My DD have been nagging to buy those kind of slipper for awhile now. :clubmyself:

              I personally think that heels are bad for your back. Even I don't wear heels. Really. But she keeps nagging every time she sees a girl wearing one. The classic 'How come she can wear...' question. :?:

              I do not let her wear those. To compromise, because I know my DD1 very girl, I buy her those with very low heels. I explain to her that it's bad for her back and legs. I bought her boots with low heels and she's happy with that.

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              • KissguramiK Offline
                Kissgurami
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                ch0c0l4te:
                :imanisland:

                Hello mummies and daddies...
                New comer reporting. DD was born in 2005. Sharing the exact same profile as Sunflower2005. Looking at Phase 2B CHIJ Toa Payoh, 1-2km 😄

                Just finished reading all posts. My DD have ballet class too at Kavanagh Dance. She loved it so much...
                welcome chocolate!!! 🙂 :rahrah:

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                • M Offline
                  MintyMin
                  last edited by

                  For heels… so far my DDs… mayb still young, have yet to request for it…

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                  • KissguramiK Offline
                    Kissgurami
                    last edited by

                    Castle House:
                    SAHM_TAN:


                    I put my foot down at make-up and nail polish, told her she can only make-up and put on nail polish at 18yos

                    How I wish I can do the same.. but just saw 2 days ago.. my mil put on the nail polish on my girl last finger.. :faint:

                    their great granny in law also painted their nails when they are over during the weekend.. happens once in a blue moon.. i just wipe it away..

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                      ch0c0l4te
                      last edited by

                      SAHM_TAN:

                      I do not let her wear those. To compromise, because I know my DD1 very girl, I buy her those with very low heels. I explain to her that it's bad for her back and legs. I bought her boots with low heels and she's happy with that.
                      :thankyou: Sahm_tan
                      I'll try that next time she nags me about it :idea:

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                      • KissguramiK Offline
                        Kissgurami
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                        DDs hasn't asked for those heels yet.. just any shoes in pink will do and wears my heels :faint:

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