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    • phankaoP Offline
      phankao
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      MintyMin:
      constancet:


      actually I intended to stop at 4. But after the last unplanned and unsucessful 5th pregnancy, I realised I still want another kid..
      I thk cos already chaotic at home, so one more baby won't make much diff....

      I dun tink it is so much of whether the hse will b chaotic or not.. truthfully.. i dun tink i haf tat much energy for so many kids.. 😉

      Nope, it's the ENERGY, plus Patience, plus need to *psyche* kids - all add to too much STRESS, so best to keep it sane!

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        Linlin
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        Normally I will make my kids very tired by :


        Swimming
        Running
        Playing
        Writing

        They will tell me they’re tired and want to sleep. I don’t need to pat them or even say bedtime stories to them.

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          2ppaamm
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          Linlin:
          Normally I will make my kids very tired by :


          Swimming
          Running
          Playing
          Writing

          They will tell me they're tired and want to sleep. I don't need to pat them or even say bedtime stories to them.
          How come it does not work for me. I bring them to swim, study, play games. At 10 p.m., they still demand bed-time stories, which is always too short. I have to tell till 12 midnight, get angry and demand, make hot milo, before it happens.

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            tigger88
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            Wow, seems like a lot of your kids are into music. I asked mine if they are keen and they said no. No point forcing them as I do not have space at home to accomodate the instruments. I am not into music too so dun think I can coach them.

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              tigger88
              last edited by

              2ppaamm:
              Linlin:

              Normally I will make my kids very tired by :


              Swimming
              Running
              Playing
              Writing

              They will tell me they're tired and want to sleep. I don't need to pat them or even say bedtime stories to them.

              How come it does not work for me. I bring them to swim, study, play games. At 10 p.m., they still demand bed-time stories, which is always too short. I have to tell till 12 midnight, get angry and demand, make hot milo, before it happens.

              ya, me too...I have to get angry before they are willing to sleep quietly.

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                Linlin
                last edited by

                tigger88:
                2ppaamm:

                [quote=\"Linlin\"]Normally I will make my kids very tired by :


                Swimming
                Running
                Playing
                Writing

                They will tell me they're tired and want to sleep. I don't need to pat them or even say bedtime stories to them.

                How come it does not work for me. I bring them to swim, study, play games. At 10 p.m., they still demand bed-time stories, which is always too short. I have to tell till 12 midnight, get angry and demand, make hot milo, before it happens.


                ya, me too...I have to get angry before they are willing to sleep quietly.[/quote]Mine I make them very tired and I will tell them,\"mummy want you all to play and cannot sleep k\". The will make noisy or even cry and tell me they want to sleep.

                Must make them exercise. The food they eat also very important..

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                  SAHM_TAN
                  last edited by

                  Yup, I will not give them sugar loaded stuff when it's near their bedtime.


                  When my DH tells them to sleep, they are more prompt in sleeping.

                  Sometimes, I just let them be, after awhile, they will sleep. They will talk, talk, roll, roll and then suddenly quiet. It's like they talk themsleves to sleep :rotflmao:

                  I like bedtime story, becos it's like a nice way to end a day.

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                    Castle House
                    last edited by

                    For bedtime, we have set a routine le.. so once time's up they will know when to go to bed..


                    Wow.. we have so many talents here..

                    Just curious, at what age do you start to send them for training..

                    I have always wanted at least one of my kid to learn piano.. I love it.. :love:

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                      Breadandmuffins
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                      Hi Constancet,phankao

                      My DH loves music …so DS1 and DD1 learn the piano. Asked DS2 what instrument he liked to play.He said he wanted to play the drums, so we didn’t start him on any instrument… He also tried cello and he sat down for 2minutes and ran away. DD2 at 3yrs old likes the piano and will sit down at DH’s lap when he plays.

                      Anyway, I cannot handle the logistics of any more lessons as will probably need to travel to teacher’s house. Driving around everyday like a taxi driver already.

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                      • phankaoP Offline
                        phankao
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                        Breadandmuffins:
                        Hi Constancet,phankao

                        My DH loves music ...so DS1 and DD1 learn the piano. Asked DS2 what instrument he liked to play.He said he wanted to play the drums, so we didn't start him on any instrument.... He also tried cello and he sat down for 2minutes and ran away. DD2 at 3yrs old likes the piano and will sit down at DH's lap when he plays.

                        Anyway, I cannot handle the logistics of any more lessons as will probably need to travel to teacher's house. Driving around everyday like a taxi driver already.
                        I'm quite ok bc most of my kids quite \"old\". Dd1 will mostly get around by herself altho' she will occasionally ask to be chauffeured. Ds1 will come home by himself if my schedule doesn't allow me to pick him, and often he ends after 5+pm from school so I'd just have dh pick him on the way back from office instead to save me some time. Dd1 also goes for her tuition class after school and ds1 can go for his own violin or theory lessons on his own. So it's mostly ds2 & ds3 that I send around.

                        Most of the older ones learnt musical instruments only at 7 or 8 years old. The youngest started piano formally before 3 and soon violin just after 3. Bc he copy big brothers and sisters, mah.

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