In-law problems?

[Mrs Ang]

duriz:

Mrs Ang:

I also love their pandan chiffon cakes but I can't finish the whole cake all by myself.....hmmmm....must train my DD to love this cake when she's older :idea:

DD and I love their orange chiffon cakes

Your DD has started eating orange chiffon cakes at 11-mth old?

[Mrs Ang]

buds:

Aniwaes, even if there are moms who may have started out
as softies, i'm sure it only makes them stronger and tougher..
and more thick skinned as the years of \"experience\" go by..

buds, no wonder my skin grows thicker after each PIL visit :lol:

[buds]

DesertWind:

Dear buds,


I can just cry after reading your post!

I've cried my wells dry, DesertWind.
That is why i said i have had just about enough.

DesertWind:

Please take care of yourself and your baby!

Thankfully, bb troubles seem to be at bay and i've been given
the all clear during my last check up. Thank god for that.
Now that's one problem down.. I'm good too, just don't have
that much appetite to eat this pregnancy round and though i have
been losing weight, gynae said the baby is growing fine. Tks
for your well wishes and kind concern. :please:

DesertWind:

Please tell your hubby to KIV everything until baby comes and after all of you has settled down nicely. Tell him you can only handle one issue at a time. Hope your hubby can at least give you a break (hopefully quite a long one) before raising this issue up again.....

:grphug:

Frankly, i will not take to even a KIV at this point in my life. It is a straight
NO for me. I refuse to live with ILs ever again and if he values our marriage,
he must NEVER even raise this issues with me ever again. Period.

Staying with us should never be an option from this point on.

I want a clean break.

[cherrygal]

Mrs Ang:

janet_lee88:

Mrs Ang, I don't think you are bad lah. Since your MIL doesn't go for any brand, it's ok. I tried East Ocean, it's not bad. Or else you can get Maxim which is yummy too.

Thanks. My priority is to clear my Bengawan Solo vouchers first

Bengawan solo very bad meh? It is still money wat... I would use the vouchers to buy my fave kueh instead. Not buying for them this year. Have a feeling they will take it and give to her fave son.

[buds]

Mrs Ang:

buds, no wonder my skin grows thicker after each PIL visit :lol:

Wuakakakaah! http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php

[duriz]

Mrs Ang:

Your DD has started eating orange chiffon cakes at 11-mth old?

I guarded DD's mouth and tummy for a good 9-months.
Then opened the floodgates.
She is indeed the love child of DH and I = trash compactor tummy.
We let her try everything.
Except for alcohol, caffeinated drinks (soft drinks, coffee/tea etc) and cold food (icecream).
She has shuddered after tasting lemons, limes, vinegar, thai chillies :oops:
It's okay lah, fellow-octomum. Taste-testing only.
Babies are resilient. This also encourages their tastebuds and appetites, so in future will not be fussy eaters

[buds]

schweppes:

Hope Buds will be able to work something out.

It's up to em' brothers now.

My end is simple.

Not with us.

[autumnbronze]

:ugogirl:


:celebrate: :celebrate:

[Mrs Ang]

buds:

Thankfully, bb troubles seem to be at bay and i've been given
the all clear during my last check up. Thank god for that.

Thanks god!

[buds]

duriz:

It's okay lah, fellow-octomum.

Yo, me here Octo momma as well. :hi5:
My angelic little monkey DD2 is Octo babe as well.

duriz:

This also encourages their tastebuds and appetites, so in future will not be fussy eaters

As long as taste testing does not pose any harm to baby, i find it's fine
too. :hi5: Though not daring as yourself, duriz.. i agree that encouraging
babes to try different food types does help prevent them from growing up
to be picky / fussy eaters.