Get lactulose fr pharmacy. Drink lots of water.

Hi all !!! If you can read chinese, here the new parenting website for all the parents out there !!! Please visit Mommy Baby Malaysia

Previously this was just a magazine title, but now they have extend to the new media. Alots of informative tips inside it. Hope you all enjoy reading...

This post has been edited by yhkng: Apr 21 2011, 12:01 PM

Thanks. Very useful.

Thanks Syd, will it cause any side effects?

Nope, unless you're galactose (not lactose, mind you) intolerant.

This thread look like not so active. But anyway still need to ask, the Pregnancy lady will feel pain at spine area??

any advice on antenatal classes around Klang, Subang or PJ???

Yes - especially, if your baby is further down and is facing backwards (occiput posterior) position.

My wife lay down and wanna wake up,she feel like Chao Gan at her back. Dont know y. But doctor give her a painkiller.

I have found a right and convenient way and practices during confinement!!!
So glad that my cousin had introduced me to attend Dr.Peiling Goh's seminar last month in the recent 7th Parenthood Expo in Mid Valley. I have learn alot of myths and taboos of confinement and the methods to a proper confinement for modern women.

It's funny how our grandparents, aunties and even our mom say funny things about confinement "pantang & larang" such as cannot used scissor during pregnancy, cannot move furniture in the house, drinking lots of alcohol during confinement, etc ...... . Apart from all this, we have so many conflicting 'advises' from so many 'advisers'.

I always wonder what is the right and proper way of a good confinement.. I am so delighted that Dr.Peiling Goh will be launching her 2nd Book "Falling In Love With Confinement" next month and that would be good for us newly mommies to read and learn more!!! Heard there will be MORE CONFINEMENT RECIPES, NEW TIPS, KNOWLEDGE & The DO's and DON'T on baby care & confinement care. Tho, i have read Dr. Peiling Goh 1st book.. i find it very knowledgeable and what's more when you know she will be launching her second book!


Dr.Peiling Goh's personal Fan Page. follow her and she will guide you through your confinement [/COLOR]

wow, she must be fantastic, you just joined today and straightaway share your testimonial for her

Yes... Knowing my friends and cousin join this forum way back then.. we learn alot from forums and blogs! Just feel like sharing her.

This post has been edited by KimmyJuly: Aug 13 2011, 11:42 AM

my wife pregnant for 7 wks, now she moody & tired. i understand all the changes in her body. but it's tough on the husband, yes?

yes, but trust me it's not a walk in the park for the wife either. i'd say that the first trimester is the nastiest out of all the trimesters!

it will get better after about 12 wks. Just hang on there

hello all..my wife is 6 weeks pregnant..today 1st time see dr..but the dr is a GP clinic..any recommendation for gynae around menjalara kepong area? need for monthly follow up 1..

It's our 2nd child and it's so different from 1St time. Compared to 1st time, Now she's feeling hungry most of the time n extra tired. Such huge difference

if there any mummy's here have minor headache and stiff neck during pregnancy ?

Hi, by taking birth control pills is it having side effect?
I continuously taking pills for a long period.
Is it will effect me in future to get pregnant?

Yup, had headaches when i was pregnant. But then again, it's usually due to myself being hungry, low blood sugar and all that...

But stiff neck... hmm.. that one tak ada...

Chances are, there are side effects and it will affect you attempting to get pregnant. Best you seek the advice of a medical professional.

Pregnant women are v. likely to suffer from cramps throughout pregnancy. Most of the cramps will appear around legs and thumbs. I have never suffered from back cramp before, but if she does, ask her to sit up slowly after she wakes up every morning. Do not sit up straight too fast, that could be the reason?

If she suffers cramps from feet and thumbs, don't worry. You as her husband can help her ease the cramp or, she can also bent her feet towards herself to 30 degrees or so, to release the cramp.

I was taught by an old nurse. And it really worked.

This post has been edited by sweeboon: Dec 15 2011, 10:42 AM