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phythia79
post Feb 22 2011, 12:00 PM

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Oh dear me...

nickit..there's nothing much you can do..except close one eye...or..stand up for your rights. It really depends on you.

If i were in your situation..i would first close one eye..but then again..we have certain limitations.

Try reasoning with your hb..on his good day..and tell him what you are facing right now. Of coz..these must be done in a very nice way..or else it may end up in an argument or cold war.

I know how it feels when ppl commend you that you are still bf smile.gif Even that day when I brought Xander to his new paed..the paed said well done that i'm still bf him..smile.gif
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post Feb 22 2011, 03:29 PM

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Staying on your own is much better! We stay on our own though...my parents live 2 floors below us..kekeek..but..they don't come up to interfere..unless..we invite them over for dinner. Most of the time..it's me who goes to their house..and spent most of my time there as my mom takes care of my son when we are at work (good planning, right? Just drop son off before going to work and pick him up after).

You'll learn how to do house chores and stuff..for me, my mom is a housewife..so she did most of the housework..and we would help occasionally over the weekends and holidays; but she does most of it.

Nowadays, I do things myself and i'll delegate to my hubby. Of coz i can't expect him to do it at his own initiative but if I delegate, he'll do it. On the other hand, he cooks so it's not so bad.

It will take awhile to adjust, but you'll make it.
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post Feb 22 2011, 03:49 PM

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QUOTE(qarezma @ Feb 22 2011, 03:44 PM)
AGREE! hubby never takes initiative, so i need to plan and remind him of his chores, only then it will be done. But it is still better than nothing rite
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Hahahhah! A guy friend told me this "You can never domesticate a man" LOL! so true! Domesticated men are rare species.

My hb commented that I always give him instructions..kekee.how not to? Work won't be done and can't expect me to be the one doing everything as I work 5 and 1/2 days..my only rest day is Sunday..and that also is for housework.
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post Feb 22 2011, 04:34 PM

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hahahahha...true true..

I can go on and on..but i try to remind myself about the good things he did without me asking smile.gif.
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post Feb 22 2011, 08:48 PM

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QUOTE(nicKit @ Feb 22 2011, 08:31 PM)
qarezma, phythia, u guys... both of ur sons r abt the same age i think so u two can click well tongue.gif u're lucky ur hb willing to help... since i'm married to a traditional family house chores r for women dry.gif

qarezma, i'm at skudai while ijnek is at permas smile.gif

phythia, u r one lucky woman... ur mum's just downstairs... biggrin.gif

ijnek, the closest one now which is my hb is not supporting n the next closest ones r either across the border or south china sea cry.gif then the next is u guys notworthy.gif i feel like i have no life >.<"
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My dad is a traditional chinaman. When he married my mom, he told her that his wife must stay at home and take care of the house and kids. He was also brought up that sons don't do anything at home. Even till now..he doesn't even make his own cup of Milo...it's either made by my mom or by us daughters. So...it's really the upbringing.

I have a gf whose husband is just like my dad...and she does complains to me but I told her there's nothing much she can expect as it was the upbringing. However, if u may just give him small instructions to help (while we are doing something)...he may help out.

Yes...am lucky that my mom is just downstairs.
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post Feb 23 2011, 10:34 AM

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QUOTE(qarezma @ Feb 23 2011, 10:31 AM)
haiz my hubby likes to cook too but i try not to let him, cos i will hv to deal with the mess and he will usually use up ALL the ingredients for just one dish
but he cooks pretty well
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Hahahha! don't remind me of the mess...but since he enjoys cooking and we have an agreement that if he cooks, i clean.
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post Feb 23 2011, 03:44 PM

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urmm..could it be the stretch marks? I know i have some on my breast.

Nickit..where you from lar..till timing is different?
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post Feb 25 2011, 02:33 PM

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QUOTE(nicKit @ Feb 24 2011, 11:24 AM)
ijnek, sometimes too much complaining n grumbling annoy tongue.gif

sbux, did u try? it worked?

my boy has been a little cranky these days... wouldn't nap much... wants to play or b held... if i leave him alone to play by himself it'll only last abt 5mins... even if i put him on my lap while sitting on the floor n not looking at him, he'll start to kick n hit rclxub.gif could it b the starbucks coffee i had last sun? another thing  is since i've started bf he'll sweat when latch on... only stop sweating when he doze off...anyone?
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I've never experienced that before...maybe because he's working hard at suckling hence the sweat?
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post Feb 26 2011, 11:45 AM

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hehehe..nickit..it's ok..just be watchful if he just gets choke because drinking from the bottle - the milk comes out faster than direct from our nipple.
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post Feb 28 2011, 10:23 AM

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yups..that's true...most importantly is the colour and consistency of the poo. Fully bf baby'es poo is usually mustard colour with seedy consistency.


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post Feb 28 2011, 02:25 PM

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http://www.babycenter.com/0_baby-poop-a-co...articlesection2

a guide on baby's poop. If you aren't sure..it's always good to go back to your doctor.
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post Feb 28 2011, 02:45 PM

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I think don't need to see a pediatric surgeon...just a normal pediatric should be fine first.

If she's behaving normal and not feeling uncomfortable..it should be ok. My son's poo schedule do change once a while. Since she's also on fm..have tried giving water?

How old is your baby?
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post Mar 2 2011, 10:25 AM

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hmmm..i've never encounter. Maybe you can just check is temperature if it's low? You can also bring it up with your doctor about this.
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post Mar 4 2011, 12:31 PM

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Another thing..if possible...before going to the paed with your hubby..check if your paed is also pro-BF..you may be surprised if the paed is not really into BF or doesn't know much about BF.
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post Mar 4 2011, 12:58 PM

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Sigh..know what you mean..well..probably you can tell your GPs nicely, it was her choice to give FM and it's your choice to BF...either way it will not cause any problem to the children.

I just hate it when ppl judge us coz we choose to BF...we ourselves try not to judge them when they choose FM.


Added on March 4, 2011, 12:59 pmIt's not because FM is bad or not..but it's our choice to give the best we can as mothers - be it FM or BM

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post Mar 4 2011, 01:56 PM

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Syd..ah..no wonder...you tiba-tiba like fell off the radar tongue.gif
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post Mar 4 2011, 02:18 PM

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yaay!! give yourself a pat on your back... It's good to set a small target..I did the same too..started with 3 mths..then..6 months..to 9 months..then a year.

Not too stressful smile.gif
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post Mar 4 2011, 11:55 PM

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Yaay! Congrats to u!!
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post Mar 7 2011, 10:28 AM

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Syd G..good luck!

I also wish I can be a WAHM..but here..no companies are doing it..though currently, my work is just mostly in front of the comp..which we actually can do at anywhere...unless got meetings or events..
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post Mar 7 2011, 11:24 AM

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QUOTE(qarezma @ Mar 7 2011, 11:17 AM)
i always dream of soem business for WAHM but dont know what to get into

wish i could go wahm too... on certain occasions my boss allows me to work from home, so i am just thankful for that... definitely dont intend to leave this job (cos of the pay and benefits) for a while now

Good luck Syd G!
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qarezma..not bad..can work from home.. my company..chinaman company lar..doubt they ever allow it.

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