Club FTWM
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happychick:
Welcom Happychick. Your son is only 2 and you are already thinking of P1 registration?! Now that definitely qualifies you to be a kiasu parent! :lol:Hi All ! Am new here !
I am a FTWM, DD is 4 DS is 2, and i'm keen on learning more abt P1 Registration - hence joining Kiasu Parent
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Bronzy:
Hakka Yong Tau Foo steamboat style. Nice change from the usual kind of new year food. Thanks for remembering!Welcome PinkiePirate! I don't work anywhere near Raffles Place!
By the way 2ppaamm, how did the New Year Gathering go. What did you cook? -
2ppaamm:
Hakka Yong Tau Foo steamboat style. Nice change from the usual kind of new year food. Thanks for remembering!
All home made items, I'm sure! Sounds delicious. And for dessert? -
Bronzy: Thanks for the welcome!
2ppaamm: Hakka yong tau foo sounds wonderful… a lot of work to stuff all the veggies? -
LOL Bronzy !! Indeed
yeah was surfing around looking for info on Primary Schools and found this forum - heeheee -
2ppaamm : just wanted to say \"YOU ARE MY INSPIRATION!!!\"
I love having many kids
but realistically will probably stop at 2 ... -
As a new mum (my son is 13.5 months), I’d be interested to hear from all the experienced mums here about how they deal with being a FTWM, how they manage to handle the baby (or children) and the hubby and the household, pets, etc.
I work as a professional. I have no maid at the moment (no plans to get one) so sometimes my house and my cars are left dirty (esp. since there is a large condo being constructed right in front of my house). Between hubby and I, I am definitely the one who ‘takes charge’ of the household - I make sure the bills are paid (because hubby always forgets!), I keep track of what is running low (toiletries, petfood, etc.) and various appointments (baby’s checkups, people’s birthdays, etc.). I also ‘take charge’ of my son’s education/entertainment - I plan and carry out his Shichida home practice every night plus I do all the ‘research’ on all the interesting stuff that’s available for him (that’s how I ended up in KSP forum!). I try to have some time for myself too, but this is considered low priority. I have to sacrifice some things - like preparing homecooked dinner for the family every night - I love cooking but since my son came along, I can count my kitchen visits on my two hands.
No complaints at all. Still, sometimes I wish that I could put it on auto-pilot and put my feet up.
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lovekidsverymuch: how wonderful that you have help! unfortunately my parents are in Sydney and my ILs are in Malaysia, so it’s just hubby and I in Singapore. My mum came to visit for a while over Jan/Feb - it really made a lot of difference to have even one extra pair of helpful hands.
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Hie.. newbie here reporting
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Hi mummies!
I've worked for my 1st and current boss for 13 years now. Can't resign bcoz I married him :oops:, Have to help him lah (not that really I love the job).
3 kids = DD 10yo, DD 8yo and DS 4yo
MIL helps take care of my kids, maid does the housework and cooking.
Very grateful to MIL, bcoz she also goes through their homework AND she's a very strict disciplinarian
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