Re : Mommies age of 30 and above
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Hi Starling, Yes!, me and hubby is like what to prepare???? thanks, i will go robinsons to take a look.
Hi Meowmummy, I can remember abit only (memory loss after birth
) & dunno how I go thru that period.I remembered last time we shop all the baby fairssssss, buy those baby's magazines, "shop" library too. And ask family / friends & visit any forums that talk about bb stuff.. So, from here & there to collect "informations"Starling, the pump is manual or auto that you bought?
Starling, I still looking for a job that earn me pocket $$:001_302:..But not that easy..still searching..Btw, I do join some survey..Yup!!! N no more shopping for mi too
What home base job r u doing? Can share? As I'm also looking for options/alternatives to earn abit of pocket money for myself
Hi, my bb is 10month now.My schedule is normal..when he woke up, will bath him. Let him watch videos(song) & make him sleep.In the afternoon, After he wake up, feed n play with him. I will bring him to park for a walk if no rains. He likes to "eat" the teething rusks..will spend some time there..I Will let him crawl here n there in the living room..will let him "listen" some CD(nursery songs)..sometimes,window shopping for him & shopping for me :001_302:..In the evening, feed him ,bath him, hubby play with him n sleep. Paisay, dunno whether this will help u or not..This activity not fix.Depend on his mood.
JJ2011, the pump I bought is auto. Save alot of time n energy. Usually pump for 15 mins aft my night feed. But the amt is very miserable. Need to store some excess when I go back work to serve my notice.
Hmmm, u able to cook n do other hse chores? Like laundry, vaccum etc? Cos now my bb so clinging n cranky I can hardly even go toilet. He just wants to b carried n cannot go into deep slp.
Hmmm, u able to cook n do other hse chores? Like laundry, vaccum etc? Cos now my bb so clinging n cranky I can hardly even go toilet. He just wants to b carried n cannot go into deep slp.
I feel the same too.. I was clueless what to do back then..
1. Buy Loads of Diapers and Wipes
2. Breast pumps (I bought Ameda dual electric pump) + Pumpinpal strap and Super Shield(bought from mumsfairy Mumsfairy - For all your baby breastfeeding and breastpumping needs. The website for motherhood and pregnancy. Everything on maternity, breast pumps, breast milk storage, increase milk supply, best breast pumps, boost milk supply and frozen breast mi)
3. Milk bottles, Milk storage, Ice packs
4. bottles Sterilizer
5.Bottle and food warmer
6. beaba babycook ( if you want to introduce solid early)
7. Already have the baby cot, baby stroller etc?
8. Baby map for her to play and for tummy time. next time, it is used for crawling too
9. Lots of baby books to read, baby songs vcds, and toys ( my daughter likes me reading for her as small as 3months)
That's all I remember which I bought during my baby is 3-4 months.. Any other things to add?? I went to every baby fair and collect things slowly....
Hi, Normally I will wake up around 6am++ to cook his porridge,sweep/Mop the floor,wash his clothes or our laundary. If he wake up late, I can even eat breakfast & take a shower. I cook once awhile only.
Mine also auto. But, my fren said manual is better..And me too..I dun have many milk~last time I feel depressed too (due to hormone,I think:001_302
Qookie
Member
Hey MeowMummy, good luck on your pregnancy!
Maybe you can do some research online on the essential baby stuff and start buying them when there's a good sale (like GSS should be coming soon!) and when you're in your 2nd trimester.
One advice is to get only the essential stuff first. Things like stroller, car seat (if you own a car), baby cot, sterilizer, basic newborn onesies (don't get too many, they outgrow them fast), diapers (again, not too many), mittens, booties, nursing bras and breast pump (if you want).
You don't need to get a lot of the non-essentials till later when your baby is born, because some babies hate being swaddled, refuse to suck pacifiers and can be quite picky with their milk bottle teats. Different babies different preferences.
Maybe you can do some research online on the essential baby stuff and start buying them when there's a good sale (like GSS should be coming soon!) and when you're in your 2nd trimester.
One advice is to get only the essential stuff first. Things like stroller, car seat (if you own a car), baby cot, sterilizer, basic newborn onesies (don't get too many, they outgrow them fast), diapers (again, not too many), mittens, booties, nursing bras and breast pump (if you want).
You don't need to get a lot of the non-essentials till later when your baby is born, because some babies hate being swaddled, refuse to suck pacifiers and can be quite picky with their milk bottle teats. Different babies different preferences.
ok, i pm u my email address, thanks!
Yeah,Qookie, i am doing my research thru forum and asking my friends aro.I also just went to breastfeeding workshop learn more about breastfeed. i guess this is another journey of learning!Hey MeowMummy, good luck on your pregnancy!
Maybe you can do some research online on the essential baby stuff and start buying them when there's a good sale (like GSS should be coming soon!) and when you're in your 2nd trimester.
One advice is to get only the essential stuff first. Things like stroller, car seat (if you own a car), baby cot, sterilizer, basic newborn onesies (don't get too many, they outgrow them fast), diapers (again, not too many), mittens, booties, nursing bras and breast pump (if you want).
You don't need to get a lot of the non-essentials till later when your baby is born, because some babies hate being swaddled, refuse to suck pacifiers and can be quite picky with their milk bottle teats. Different babies different preferences.
Wisdom Rain
New Member
Hi mommies,
I'm 34 this year and just got to know I'm pregnant. EDD Dec13. Joining this forum to learn from all experience mommies!
I'm 34 this year and just got to know I'm pregnant. EDD Dec13. Joining this forum to learn from all experience mommies!
Welcome Wisdom Rain,
Congrats to u, i m the same age as u. This is my 1st new born,1st time mum, exciting journey!
XiangXiangMama
Member
I recommend HypnoBirthing. You will learn what birth really means, understand what your baby wants and husband is more involved. Empower yourself to own your birth.
HypnoBirthing in Singapore | ChildBirth Odyssey
HypnoBirthing in Singapore | ChildBirth Odyssey
wobblejelly
Member
Congrats and enjoy the journey!
BTW I am past the 35 'bracket' and looking forward to welcome baby no. 3 in just a few weeks' time. This is what I call hitting the 'reset' button as my 2 kiddos are already in Pri sch. . :wong19: