
Raising My Boys as Feminists
[This article was first published on 7th March 2018] I am a feminist. Loud and proud. When I got pregnant
[This article was first published on 7th March 2018] I am a feminist. Loud and proud. When I got pregnant
Two summer breaks ago, I finally crossed an item from my bucket list. I went on a solo trip. Yes,
Motherhood means something different for everyone. There are no right or wrong answers when we try to define what a
Life feels out of control; I’m not good enough.” My eating disorder started in university, though its symptoms had already
[Contributor Noor Abdul previously wrote My Story: My journey to my own autism diagnosis after my daughter’s diagnosis‘. She continues
We share the journey of Anna (who asked to be identified by a pseudonym to protect her privacy), her personal
I started my Digital Marketing business in 2014 with the vision to excel, grow the business and keep moving to
7th November 2017 was the first time I told our story on makchic, as we navigated our journey through our
Motherhood requires love, not DNA”. Motherhood extends way beyond the biological process of carrying a child for 9 months. It’s
As a neurodivergent adult, meeting up with friends can be challenging. The ‘simple’ act of getting into a car, driving
From birth, my daughter knew exactly what she needed, and that was constant connection with me. I loved smelling the
Stepmothers are not capable of parenting because only mums know best. You didn’t carry the child for 9 months, you
My 8 and 10-year-old boys, Nolan and Liam, speak with an indiscernible accent. Liam was born in Malaysia, and moved
In March 2021, my children’s father was diagnosed with oral cancer for the second time in 15 years. The first
No, mummy! A typical tantruming tot refusing to leave the toy store? Nope…not in this scenario. How I wished it
I’d like to think that I used to live a nomadic life when I was growing up. My father worked
From being a husband, to finally becoming a father. From all the pre-baby preparations, to witnessing the arrival of my
Three weeks to go. Instead of talking to him about the twins I was expecting, I was looking at him,
The average Malaysian spends three hours and one minute a day on social media, equating to 46 days a year.
21st March was World Down’s Syndrome Day (WDSD). It has been observed by the United Nations since 2012, as a means of raising
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