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post Jul 31 2018, 01:25 PM

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QUOTE(vince01 @ Jul 31 2018, 01:23 PM)
Currently my son are 4month plus, we have a kakak to look after my son just my mum will be at my place to monitor. Kakak still new, so me and wife think is better for my mum to monitor the kakak.

Issue arise when my mum at our place my wife start picking the way/method handling my son. So now I caught in the middle and have no idea how to handle the cold situation between my wife and my mum. And now my wife start to hate my mum.
Any advice?. Thanks
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so your wife want your mom to follow her method of raising the kid correct?
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post Jul 31 2018, 04:12 PM

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QUOTE(vince01 @ Jul 31 2018, 01:32 PM)
Yes my wife way, just sometimes my wife are too overly concern and protective on how my mum handling my son. Worried she have depression if carry on like this. My wife will keep on comment this and that cannot ( by the way my wife start work after 3 month maternity leave). Ever since she start work she become like this.

Should I tell my mum not to come over to look after?.
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ah this problem. if you have good relationship with your mom, just ask her politely to follow your wife's way. explain to your mom that waifu very stressed and read all these books. Emphasis should be made to your mom that your mom's method is not wrong. but your wife has her own way as well. then need to tell your wife to be more patient. when my mom jaga my son. my wife also very stressed. i just tell her close one eye. hahah.
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post Aug 10 2018, 09:33 AM

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QUOTE(Zeliard @ Aug 10 2018, 06:16 AM)
Hi guys,

We just joined the parenthood 2 weeks ago. Any advise on how to clean up the baby when after passing urine or motion? We are using baby wipes, is that alright?
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congrats buddy. yup. wet wipes gonna be your best friend. open diaper and wipe away. lol. for urine i normally use at least 2 wipe. and then powder. for motion, as many as it takes till clean and then powder. just becareful when open diaper dont kena tembak. especially for boy. LOL. powder, i recommend corn starch, they say healthier in case baby breathes it in, been using pureen one. i thnk RM9 for big bottle. and nappy rash i use sudocrem. good stuff.
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post Aug 10 2018, 11:24 AM

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QUOTE(Zeliard @ Aug 10 2018, 09:46 AM)
Thanks for the advice bro. Another matter, can anyone offer me your opinion about teats for baby?

Currently we are breast feeding + formula milk, of which the latter is given via cup instead. We were discouraged to use teats as it may confuse the baby during suckling later on. It is getting tougher to feed via cup nowadays.
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we also did formula + breast feeding. the baby wasnt confused at all. but i wont say 100% wont be confused. but for my son, he wasnt. at one point my son stayed with me for 1 month fully on formula/frozen breastmilk. then after that when mom came back went back to BF.

you will end up using bottles later probably. So if you are going that route, get a good glass bottle (been using ours for 4 years di) its good investment especially since you are pouring hot/boiling water into it. the teats also got grading for their age to control flow.
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post Aug 14 2018, 01:25 PM

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QUOTE(nyumnyum2k @ Aug 14 2018, 11:42 AM)
Hi All

my wife is now 6+ months pregnant..this is our first time. may i know if there is available class for us to attend for first timer as parent especially like breast feeding, how to deliver..hope you guys can share to me

thanks again
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i think all hospitals have a free class for this. give them a call.
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post Aug 23 2018, 09:14 AM

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QUOTE(Dreadnought @ Aug 22 2018, 01:53 AM)
Caesarean at Thomson Damansara - RM12K. Just became a dad.
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welcome to the club! congrats
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post Oct 12 2018, 10:35 PM

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QUOTE(cycheah @ Oct 12 2018, 03:20 PM)
Problem with stop feeding the moment he stopped drinking, the feeding time gap is rather short. about 2 hours gap, compare to 3 - 4 hours if he finish his milk (3oz). In addition, i'm a person who doesn't like wasting food, thus would prefer him to finish his milk than just left a bit (about 1/2 oz or lesser) everytime. Even 1oz i would give a try, but not forcing too much as normally wouldn't finish if it's 1 oz or more. Just keep it moderate, to an extend of his limit.
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Welcome to parenthood lol. I would never wake a sleeping baby to feed though. Feed on demand only. If breast milk. Even can't finish. Can still keep a while. Formula have to throw.
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post Oct 18 2018, 02:22 PM

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QUOTE(qyuu02 @ Oct 18 2018, 02:03 PM)
plan to bring my wife for body massage, but she just had caesarean 8 months ago, is it fine?
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i think should be fine. just dont massage that area i guess. maybe you can go to those place that offer post natal massage.
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post Jan 15 2019, 10:50 AM

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QUOTE(nyumnyum2k @ Jan 14 2019, 10:47 AM)
Hi all

i'm looking for stroller , may i know what brand should i buy (budget <1500) and for infant ( 2 months and above )

at this moment is difficult for me to go to baby expo

thanks in advance
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i think most big branded strollers are a waste of money. some brands even though rm3k, stroller still aint stable. a lot of crap out there. tbh, i think for first stroller just grab a cheap sweet cherry 2-in-1 (i think all aeon got them for example http://www.sweetcherry.com.my/new/product_details/214). no problem using it. unless wanna be perasan a bit, then can buy brands like quinny. i used to have a 2nd hand quinny but my son frickin got damn hot in that thing. and damn heavy too.

so for me, i recommend sweet cherry for first year, then when baby older switch to mobile stroller like pockit or other lightweight stroller. 2sens. thanks.
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post Jan 25 2019, 09:59 AM

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QUOTE(drbone @ Jan 24 2019, 06:07 PM)
My boy is 8 months old now. He is very attached to his mom. Always wants to go to her which is of course a good thing .
However , he rarely wants to play with me although I spend as much time as possible with him.
Any inputs guys ?
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its normal. the feeling will sway back and forth as he grows older. sometimes he wants mom, sometimes he wants dad. but at first its mainly mom just because she probably spends more time with her (especially if breast feeding).

the problem arises is when they are older and have an unhealthy attachment to mom or dad and cant do ANYTHING without one of you present. moms are normally the main cause because they are normally much much more protective. i had to tell my wife to back off many times when letting my son play. let them fall, let them fight their own battles, let them get frustrated and overwhelmed. let them get pissed off. let them socialise by themselves and learn to share by themselves. i think a lot of people think me and my wife are bad parents probably hahaha. but oh well.

the other day my son threw a tiny, super light plastic ball (imagine i crumpled up a piece of paper and threw it at you) at a kid to get his attention... kid grabbed his arm like kena batu and complain to his mom sweat.gif and she came to complain to us. i almost burst out laughing.


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post Jan 30 2019, 05:46 PM

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QUOTE(nyumnyum2k @ Jan 29 2019, 10:33 PM)
hi all dad...

my son is now 2 months and we have him difficult to sleep during daytime and make my wife difficult to do housework...he may sleep around 1 hour and need to breastfeed

my wife asking me to get the stand cradle since my son may able to sleep in it more..however i dont like this idea. i had try use the fisher price yesterday and today...it seem its does not last long for him to stay

any idea or suggestion
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stand cradle? is it that bouncing thing to help them sleep?

imho, dont get it. because if baby keeps falling asleep in that, then he will need it all the time. gonna be a nightmare. but from what you describe, its a completely normal situation. does your wife need to do all the housework at that time? no one to help? best is if you let her just take care of baby and do some very minor urgent tasks. the rest just leave it till night time when you get home to help do them, or you take care of baby.

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post Jun 3 2019, 03:20 PM

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QUOTE(vince01 @ May 30 2019, 04:10 PM)
Hi all,

My 14 month old son start to refuse to sit on his car seat. Can share any tips on how to make him to sit his car seat?. We got a road trip coming up this weekend.
Thanks.
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suddenly start to refuse? is the seat sized properly?

as others mentioned, my son knows if he isnt buckled in, no one is going anywhere. so far from birth till 5yo, never complained about his car seat.
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post Aug 8 2019, 09:16 AM

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QUOTE(drbone @ Aug 7 2019, 07:14 PM)
My boy is a healthy 1y 2 m old. Where can I get info about when I should start sending him to a nursery or play school?
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well daycare you can send as early as you want. but playschool i think normally starts around 2.5-3yo. just call or visit some schools in your area to ask.
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post Aug 29 2019, 01:06 PM

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QUOTE(cheongster86 @ Aug 28 2019, 10:46 PM)
anyone here bought a push bike for your children ?

do they really want to play it for long term?

otherwise i think i just buy the cheap china bike. dont want to invest too much.

my daughter just 1 year 5 month.
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you mean those 2 wheel balance type bikes? some kids love them. my son didnt and was always really awkward haha. so just threw into storage and bought him a proper bike with training wheels when he was older.
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QUOTE(SleeplessEyes @ Sep 19 2019, 06:44 PM)
Hi, Im a father of 2 ...super active children.
Boy and Girl.

Speaking in Jeremy Clarkson style
Some say - that they have batteries the size of a nuclear power plant and it is impossible to shut them down .
And if someone tried to shut them down, they will still produce even greater energy, greater than Iron Man.
All we know, they're called the Stig, I mean..Kids

Okay...about my children:
My girl - being 5..is both talkative and super active. And the circus ring leader.
My boy - being 3 , is the follower.

My question is, how to get them to just run out of "gas" as soon as possible.
I mean..just don't be too active. I know children being active is a good thing, but this... doh.gif this is over the hill.
From morning till evening, without naps in between. Hardly. (It depends)

My daughter can never stop walking, climbing,touching anything.
But if we separate them then they will not misbehave. Like a obedient cat.

I don't remember myself being super active during my young age.
Some say that its because of the milk. (well I only drink regular Dumex during my time, not Sustagen or whichever 10X DHA milk)

Please don't flame me. I'm just finding a solution. My wife gets tired of them either screaming (or she screaming instead) or getting into an unwanted argument i.e daughter refuse to share toys with my boy then boy cries out loud...or worse..both.
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sounds like you have it tough bro. they both feed off each others energy. so its kinda like being on constant recharge. i dont think there is a way to drain the battery or gas if they are together. but normally kids will begin really misbehaving after they get tired. so if they are full pedal from morning, i think they need to nap if possible. sometimes my son also going nuts but ask him to lie down and close his eyes and within few minutes already knocked out. if i dont ask him to lie down he can full throttle from 7am till 11pm nonstop. its kinda strange.

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QUOTE(SheepGeeks @ Oct 7 2019, 01:51 PM)
Guys, I need some advices here. Recently, my wife got pregnant unplanned, we planned to get it next year but it's an accident. The moment we verified it, I had anxiety and fear. Since then, my legs shivered, heart beats rapidly, and feels like puke every day. Down my heart, I wants it but I afraid my financial is not stable enough to have kids and I don't know what to do.

In front of my wife I need to display myself to my wife that I'm calm and  happy for it. When I'm alone, I'm all in anxiety and nervous. What should I do? Should I visit the psychiatric or any consultants available for my situation?
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as a father of a now 5 years old boy. unless you earning the really big bucks, im sorry to say there is always financial pressure. at the time I had my son, i was even unemployed so i know what youre going through. But be honest with yourself and your wife, dont need to play the tough cool guy, at least discuss your fears and concerns with her. this is a life commitment. go through it together. you were planning for it next year anyways right? next year is only 3 months away. so its just a little early.

im not a specialist but i think you need to find the real cause of the anxiety is your anxiety truly due to finances or more towards being a father or something else completely? if you really cant find the answer, then please do seek professional help.

But in my opinion, if it is solely due to finances, you have years and years to improve your situation. bro, you have time to earn more money. but no matter how much money, you cant buy back this time of your life. Its not like the moment they pop out, you need thousands upon thousands in the bank. live within your means, and put in the work. people are raising families on less than 1k household income. its not ideal, but its possible. and there is also BSH/BRIM if you fall into that category. sad to say you may have to cut off some hobbys, friends, etc, but i will say this; only when you become a father, do you understand a fathers love, sacrifice and weight. when you see them sleeping peacefully. you ready to fking take on anything.

jus my 2sen. but anyways, What is it about your finances that you believe is not stable enough to have kids?



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QUOTE(SheepGeeks @ Oct 7 2019, 05:28 PM)
Thanks for the reply.

Probably, I'm not prepared to cut off my expensive hobby, my so-called dream which I just able to achieve in recent year. I can't imagine my life without hobby, I climb the hard way to get this lifestyle and now it's gone. Of course I'm sure that I could afford financially if I cut off all these unnecessary expenses but I'm just not sure if I'm prepared to cut all these entertainment.

Also, I'm not sure I am prepared to be a perfect example for my kids. How much habit I should cut off and how much efforts I should put in. I felt very lost at this point of time.
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Firstly. No such thing as being a perfect example. Parenting is a learning process for everyone. How much effort and what not is just what kinda parent you wanna be. Waifu will guide you lol.

But anyways. now that you know the issue is not really financial then you need to make a decision lor. Dunno what the hobby is. But hobbies can be continued later or worked around. Its not the end. Anyways good luck bro.
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QUOTE(cheongster86 @ Nov 25 2019, 12:45 PM)
my wife did not work for almost 2 years. she breastfeed and sleep with her daily.

now i think its time she go back to work. my daughter is almost 2 years old. 

i dont know if its a good decision. i feel so kesian to leave my daughter at the nursery. sad.gif
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does she need to go back to work? as in, the extra income will lift a lot of pressure off the family? or just you would like her to work?
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post Nov 25 2019, 04:13 PM

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QUOTE(cheongster86 @ Nov 25 2019, 02:06 PM)
she is stressed. i think she got bored staying at home. and i also not really financially strong.

but sooner or later we still have to send the child to nursery, right? better start early before its too late ?
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hmm. ya, it is stressful to always stay at home. very bosan one.

ok, as long as waifu willing to go back to workforce, then more power to her. but my advice would be to send your kid to nursery at least 3 months before she starts working if possible. This is because nursery's and all those places are filled with germs and sick kids. for sure the kid is going to be sick all the damn time! (hopefully not lah of course), but for my case, send to school healthy. then sick by weekend. cured, send back. sick again hahah. its terrible. my son had a schedule like that for i think 2-3 months till he built up his immune system and that was when he was 3yo. just make sure you do research about the after hour charges and having a reliable back up to pick the kid up from school.
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QUOTE(bartbarb @ Nov 26 2019, 02:58 AM)
Dear all lyn daddy, currently i have a dilemma.
My daughter gonna turn 4 next year, im going to send her off to those daycare nursery.
The thing that bother me is should i let her there for half day and arrange stranger to pick her back to nanny house.

OR

i should just let her there for full day and pick her up after work?

My own preferences is to let her get used to the half day period first before moving on to full course, but at the sams time also abit skeptical regards of the driver..
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for me i would consider the following, full day you or family confirm can pick her up after work? and also for the driver would consider the route. if its quite close to the nanny i would feel ok. but ya, normally those drivers for daycare is quite old retired pakcik/makciks, i also dont feel so confident haha.

so far been lucky enough to pick my boy up myself or get family to fetch him.

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