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      auntieM
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      buds:
      Define good looking... :evil:

      and Di-di type I :love:
      :oops:

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        rainrain
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        anlynn:
        Hello mummies,


        Anyone who is a SAHM with a maid? I wanted to get a maid but worried about all the maid issues but i really cannot cope with all the chores and taking care of both my DD and DS without any assistance from both PIL and parents.

        Hi

        I'm a Sahm with a maid at home . My DD is coming to two and DS coming to two month old. My current maid just arrived before my delivery and I must say she really help me a lot. She handles all household chores and cooking. While I take care of the children and marketing. Sometimes she help me handle one child when I am engage with one, and the other needs attention. I think it's only helpful if your maid is experienced. My first maid was horrible even before my second child is born, we fire her after one month.

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          janet88
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          I had a maid when #2 arrived. She was an angel…so very blessed. She did a fantastic job cooking, looking after younger one and ok with housework. Most impt, willing to listen. But she wanted to leave after 1 1/2 years bcos she wanted to get married (considered old at 27).

          My subsequent maids gave me hell even though I closed 1 eye. Can’t possibly close 2 eyes…basic hygiene still must be maintained. Morn I already closed 2 eyes bcos I had to coach son in his school work (in p1 then and afternoon session). She climbed on my head bcos I was lenient.

          Maids…if too strict with them, they put urine or soap powder in your food. Worse, murder the employer and get away with diminished responsibility.

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            janet88
            last edited by

            buds:
            Define good looking... :evil:

            I'm CRAZY over Nicky Wu.

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              verygeksim
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              buds:
              verygeksim:

              Hi Mums, how do you cope with 2 kids? I find myself focusing a lot of the P1 and the nursery kiddo is left to play with her masak-masak... which is kinda cute.


              Can anyone share their schedule, please?

              I have 3 kiddies. :please:
              Here are some sharings how i cope.
              http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/blogs/buds

              I'm the resident owlette here in the forum.
              I need very little sleep too. 🤷
              Most of my chores can gao tim at nite.

              Which means i can dedicate my day time for
              everyone and make every second count. :love:

              PS. I don't take afternoon naps either. 😉

              Thank you, Buds. You're a super mum. But I need the 6-8 hours sleep leh. if not after 4 -5 days will become zombie.

              Any other mums who can share? Thanks!

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                sleepy
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                verygeksim:
                verygeksim:

                Hi Mums, how do you cope with 2 kids? I find myself focusing a lot of the P1 and the nursery kiddo is left to play with her masak-masak... which is kinda cute.


                Can anyone share their schedule, please?

                I need the 6-8 hours sleep leh. if not after 4 -5 days will become zombie.

                Any other mums who can share? Thanks!

                I tend to spend more time with my dd1 too. It's unavoidable since my dd1's homework is tougher compared to dd2's. I tried to place them in separate school sessions so I can give 1 to 1 attention each time.

                So if your dd1 is in afternoon session, then place dd2 in morning session nursery or vice versa

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                  sleepy
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                  MummyThreeStreams:
                  Hi sleepy!

                  I do pilates regularly (at least once or twice a week). It's great for strengthening and shaping, and it is VERY hardwork. I love it! I see a change in my body. But don't expect to lose much weight with it. (my butt is still big, but at least it's pert!) for weight loss, as what the others have suggested you probably need to include swimming, running/walking etc. for that.

                  Why not start with brisk walking, then add other stuff as your energy levels rise? All the best with your exercise routine!
                  Thanks so much for sharing 😄

                  I've signed up for ladies gym recently. Timing is ideal. After I drop off dd2 in school, I can go gym for an hour, then fetch dd1 from school.

                  There is one problem though. I've not done aerobics or anything intensive yet, just simple weight lifting machines for toning. However, somehow I feel worst after exercising. Before I took on any exercise routine, I'm just flabby. Now besides being flabby, I strained my foot ligament and have knee pain. Worst off le :slapshead:

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                    janet88
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                    Feel like going for a hot stones massage. Tension headache happening often.

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                      sleepy
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                      janet_lee88:
                      Feel like going for a hot stones massage.

                      Me too, need a massage. When I complained about knee pain, foot pain, shoulder pain (due to exercise), dh said I should have sign up for a massage package the same time I signed up for gym :skeptical:

                      Where do you go for massage? I'm very 'giam' le, package all so pricey like $50-$80 each session. So I only go for those 1st trials (cheaper!) on ad hoc basis but never took up their package :evil:

                      Got a facial package though but not continuing. Too far, waste time travelling. Hoping to find nearer ones

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                        kids_r_innocent
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                        janet_lee88:
                        buds:

                        Define good looking... :evil:


                        I'm CRAZY over Nicky Wu.

                        Haha... Me too! But tat was when I was young. 😉

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