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      tree nymph
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      Soh_WL,

      Hi!

      I saw my name. Thanks for the name list!

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        pinkiepirate
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        Soh_WL - thanks for compiling the list, can see why your hubby will not let you ‘quit’, obviously you are an excellent ‘employee’!


        Bronzy - I send DS to a nanny during my working hours (Mon-Fri). I fetch him home every evening after work and we will all go out for dinner. By the time we get home, it is usually close to 9 pm.

        From the time we get home till we sleep, all the time is given to DS. We let him play, explore, do his home practice, etc. until he decides that he’s had enough stimulation and wants to sleep. He will crawl into my arms and ask to be latched on and all of us will go to bed. Sometimes (well, most of the time actually) DS sleeps very late - last night he slept about 1.30 am! and as a result, hubby and I also usually sleep very late, haha.

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          pinkiepirate
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          Hmm, looks like a maid and a MIL are the answer? I have neither... 😢

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            pinkiepirate
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            lovekidsverymuch: You are right, but unfortunately, the nanny only helps me to go to the office… It is those times when I’m not working in the office (ie. for home matters) that I feel a helping hand is good. Nothing gets done when I’m at work since nobody is at home… sigh. Hubby was always in favour of getting a maid but I have always opposed. Told him we can consider when we have another child. But yes, thank God for the nanny, so at least I can go to work knowing my son is being cared for.

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              pinkiepirate
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              lovekidsverymuch - completely agree with your wise words! that’s exactly the reason that i gave to hubs for not getting a maid. Even when we have another child, I will still wait till they’re older (can talk) before considering getting a maid. Nervous la…

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                Luvkid
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                Soh_WL:
                I've collated the members of Club FTWM. (i think neater lah).............

                Hi Soh_WL,

                Great job!! :celebrate: Thanks for compiling the list of FTWM (or rather FTWP-so daddy can join in too!! 😉 ) muack, muack.. :love:

                Good for you to have MIL & maid to help along, and you can be there to help DH. Well done!! :celebrate:

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                  Bronzy
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                  pinkiepirate:
                  From the time we get home till we sleep, all the time is given to DS. We let him play, explore, do his home practice, etc. until he decides that he's had enough stimulation and wants to sleep. He will crawl into my arms and ask to be latched on and all of us will go to bed. Sometimes (well, most of the time actually) DS sleeps very late - last night he slept about 1.30 am! and as a result, hubby and I also usually sleep very late, haha.

                  It's great that you try to spend quality time with DS. How do you manage to get to work and stay awake at work after sleeping so late though?! Parents need their rest time too so don't try to overdo it or you will burn out.

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                    swpf
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                    hi, happy to know there are so many FTWM here

                    DD1 - K1
                    DD2 - 3mths

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                      pinkiepirate
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                      Hi Bronzy, thanks for your concern. Yes, it’s tiring, but there’s just so much joy. I guess things will get more ‘normal’ when DS starts pre-school. cross fingers

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                        Piggymum
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                        Hello all...

                        Me blur blur only noticed this club today hope not too late to join 😉
                        DD - 6 yr old
                        DS - turning 4 very soon

                        Worrying about how to cope when DD starts P1 nxt year - We always leave hm by 8am and only reach hm at 9pm+ 😢

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