
My Story: Why We Only Want One Child
“So when is the next baby coming along?” ‘One and Done’ club member Lai San explains and shares her tales of being a single-child parent.
“So when is the next baby coming along?” ‘One and Done’ club member Lai San explains and shares her tales of being a single-child parent.
When Wei Si found out she was pregnant with twins, she panicked. She knew nothing about raising a child, let alone two at the same time. Five years on, she shares thoughts and tips on motherhood.
Li-Hsian only started reading to her twins when they were around 12 months old, not as newborns. She tells us why and shares some books that her twins really enjoy.
Motherhood can be messy, hectic and frustrating. But it’s also a rewarding experience, even if it’s nothing like you imagined it to be.
What would you do differently with your second child, that you didn’t do with your first? Michelle Lim-Chua answers this question about being a mother the second time round.
Being a new mother is difficult enough, but breastfeeding adds additional stress that isn’t always welcome. Ayuni Ayatillah talks about her love-hate relationship with breastfeeding, six months into it.
Being a stay-at-home-mum can be much harder than it sounds, yet it also has it’s rewards. Lai San shares how she managed the shift in roles.
If you feel that breastfeeding is no longer between just you and your baby, or when breastfeeding is no longer just about learning the techniques and know-how’s, read on.
Ever thought about how having a phone around your tot does not make you a really ‘present parent’? Michelle shares her discovery of the “technology fast” and how it improves the parent-child relationship.
Compare and compete is the nightmare of every parent (and child). As kiasu’ism in parenting reaches new heights, Lai San wonders if there’s even a prize at the end of the race.
Carefree, laidback, responsibility-phobic Yenn shares her doubts and fears after discovering three months into her marriage that she was pregnant.
Going from full-time employee to full-time mom is very daunting, yet fulfilling. Faye Song shares how she overcame the initial meltdown to become a strong mother.
Traveling with an infant by yourself can be a scary experience. Sharon Chai, who’s flown with her baby a few times, shares some what-to-expects and how-to-prepares.
For some women, new motherhood is a snap. For others, it takes time to become a natural. January Low looks back at the first 15 months of being a mother to see if it’s all worth it.
Parenting is a tricky deal, but sometimes the best teachers are the ones right in front of you, as Ayuni Ayatillah has discovered.
Sharon Chai shares the six most important life lessons she learnt growing up in a letter to her baby daughter.
If you’re a new mom and you love music, motherhood shouldn’t stop you from attending music festivals. Irene See brought her toddler to Fuji Rock Festival in Japan and has these tips to share.
Bringing a baby into the world can be an emotional roller coaster ride. Mother of twins January Low looks back and shares how she prepared herself for it.
In principle, new mums are expected to endure through their confinement period. Here are 10 things Grace Ch’ng has learned to make it more bearable for other new mums.
When preschool gets competitive, Khairun wonders if there’s a better way to educate her children and discovers a radical idea that might just work for them.
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