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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      kids_r_innocent:
      janet_lee88:



      My younger one is harder to handle bcos of her moods.

      My younger gal has her moods too!! 😢 Always throw her tantrum at me, wun dare to do it in front of my hubby. :roll:

      It seems like SAHMs are having a good life, not having to work and all that. But in fact, the responsibility is even greater...bcos we are accountable for everything.

      Daughter is in a foul mood now...thanks to my stupid hubby :spank: who allowed her to watch Alvin & Chipmunks before her tuition. She was sulking throughout. I made him cool her down since he is the cause of it.

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        janet_lee88:
        kids_r_innocent:

        [quote=\"janet_lee88\"]

        My younger one is harder to handle bcos of her moods.

        My younger gal has her moods too!! 😢 Always throw her tantrum at me, wun dare to do it in front of my hubby. :roll:

        It seems like SAHMs are having a good life, not having to work and all that. But in fact, the responsibility is even greater...bcos we are accountable for everything.

        Daughter is in a foul mood now...thanks to my stupid hubby :spank: who allowed her to watch Alvin & Chipmunks before her tuition. She was sulking throughout. I made him cool her down since he is the cause of it.[/quote] 😢 Yah, they can always try their trantrums or sulk but we can't do likewise; buay tahan as my elder gal is crying n shouting now oso :gloomy:

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          janet88
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          My daughter always throws tantrums at specific times like just b4 tuition, meal times or homework...or else I won't be bothered to calm her. If she continues to sulk, and I have kept up the food, then it will be time-consuming to reheat food when she wants to eat :mad:

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            Canvas
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            Wa, ectanz…you are very good! I hope i can lose 10kg too!

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              Canvas
              last edited by

              janet_lee88:
              My daughter always throws tantrums at specific times like just b4 tuition, meal times or homework...or else I won't be bothered to calm her. If she continues to sulk, and I have kept up the food, then it will be time-consuming to reheat food when she wants to eat :mad:

              Ya, my DD also have \"timing\" for her tantrums....bedtime, mealtime etc.....

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                janet88
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                Canvas:
                janet_lee88:

                My daughter always throws tantrums at specific times like just b4 tuition, meal times or homework...or else I won't be bothered to calm her. If she continues to sulk, and I have kept up the food, then it will be time-consuming to reheat food when she wants to eat :mad:


                Ya, my DD also have \"timing\" for her tantrums....bedtime, mealtime etc.....

                If those timings are not crucial, I couldn't be bothered to calm her down. Can die getting her to cooperate.

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                  RED ROBOT
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                  Hi


                  I m also a stay home mummy. Now My child is in child care. Considering of
                  returning to work?? But dunno is it a good choice? I am feeling abit bored at home.
                  Wat are your opinions?

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                    SAHM_TAN
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                    :welcome:


                    I'm curious, why do u place your child in CC? Maybe that's why you are bored 😉

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                      ectanz
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                      RED ROBOT:
                      Hi


                      I m also a stay home mummy. Now My child is in child care. Considering of
                      returning to work?? But dunno is it a good choice? I am feeling abit bored at home.
                      Wat are your opinions?
                      Hi red robot, welcome :rahrah: :rahrah: .

                      How old is yr child? If yr kid is gg to P1 soon, my advice is tat it is better to find a part time job. P1 is a major milestone for the kids. They need our guidance and attention. This is also one of the reason why I choose to be SAHM beside taking care of my dd2.

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                        Canvas
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                        Ya, I was helping my DS with his work…aiyo, Primary 2 work more difficult than what we learnt in Primary 6 last time…

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