Birthclub: July 2024

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Leaking Amniotic Fluid

Just wanna share my experience with all mummies here. I am 36 weeks and 6 days today, and have been leaking amniotic fluid since three days ago. While most online search say leaking amniotic fluid feels like a running tap and your panty liner will be always wet, mine is not that case. My case I will just leak only when I visit the bathroom or when I sit up after lying down for too long, my panty liner is fairly dry. Nevertheless, I decided to call up my gynae and come in for a check which confirm is amniotic fluid leak. Got admitted right away and currently waiting for week 37 to be induced. So mommies, trust your instincts and get it checked whenever in doubt.

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Kkh deposit for B2

I will be induce this week and understand I had to make payment about 1000+ for both me n baby but I'm taking B2 sub patient...despite asking the nurse ..she mentioned its a new policy..had any1 gone thru this ?

It seems like you are inquiring about the KKH deposit for B2 rooms while being a B2 sub-patient. In such a situation where you are being asked to make a payment of around $1000+ for both you and your baby despite being a B2 sub-patient due to a new policy, it can be a bit confusing and concerning. One possible solution could be to directly contact the billing or financial department of the hospital to get clarification on the new policy regarding B2 sub-patients and the required deposits. They should be able to provide you with detailed information about the policy changes and any exemptions that may apply to your case. It might also be helpful to discuss your concerns with your obstetrician or the hospital's patient liaison officer to see if there are any alternatives or arrangements that can be made to address the payment issue. They may be able to provide insights or guidance on how to navigate this situation. Lastly, reaching out to other mothers who have gone through a similar experience at KKH or in other hospitals could also provide valuable insights and support. Online forums, support groups, or social media platforms can be good resources to connect with other mothers who can share their experiences and advice. Overall, it's essential to gather as much information as possible and communicate effectively with the hospital staff to ensure a smooth and clear understanding of the payment requirements and policies. https://invl.io/cll6she

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Mama's Choice Almond Powder

Have any mummies tried this ? How does it taste like ahh ..? Ive always drank Calla Milk in Coffee Flavour but seller no longer restock it ...

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it's ok for me... get the smallest to try it out for yourself?

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hallo mum!! my pregnancy is 37 weeks ++, and I really want to watch a movie at cinema. Has anyone had the experience of watching movies on TM3? and is it safe?

I just watched at 38W. I don't find any issues, up to your own comfort

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Feeling a severe detest for my husband

Going to be 36 weeks soon and im feeling hatred for my husband as the day passes. Im hardcore nesting but he just sleeps all day and helps out only when it requires heavy lifting. He will complain abt me being emotional, angsty and having to massage me and help me, but sill scold me if i carry heavy things or go arnd alone. Im thinking that if he cant be a good husband, what makes him be able to be a good father? I hate him so bad that im considering divorce. Am i being rash or is this valid?

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Hi guys! FTM here. I am currently 35w and few days ago, there was protein found in my urine sample and my blood pressure was around 134/84. Now im afraid if the doctor will push me for an e c-section. Ive been overthinking alot and its really bothering me. Does e c-section really necessary or will only occurs if my bp reading is above 140?

Pre-Eclampsia is a serious condition that can develop during pregnancy and is characterized by high blood pressure and the presence of protein in the urine. It is important to closely monitor your blood pressure and any proteinuria to ensure the health and safety of both you and your baby. While high blood pressure readings above 140/90 mmHg are a concern, the decision to perform an emergency c-section is not solely based on blood pressure levels. Your doctor will assess various factors such as the severity of pre-eclampsia, the gestational age of the baby, and the overall health of you and your baby before deciding on the best course of action. It is crucial to follow your doctor's recommendations and attend all prenatal appointments to monitor your condition closely. If necessary, your doctor may recommend induction or a c-section to safeguard the well-being of you and your baby. Try to stay calm and trust your doctor's expertise in managing pre-eclampsia. Remember that their priority is the health and safety of you and your baby. If you have any concerns or questions, do not hesitate to discuss them with your healthcare provider for guidance and reassurance. https://invl.io/cll6she

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38 weeks lost sense of taste and smell.

I'm currently 38weeks.. I do not have any flu symptoms. but I do not have sense of taste and smell for weeks... Whenever my toddler poops, I cannot smell and detect it in time... Now she has rashes.. 😭

It's common for pregnant women to experience changes in their sense of taste and smell due to hormonal fluctuations. At 38 weeks pregnant, the loss of taste and smell can be attributed to pregnancy-related changes in your body. It's reassuring that you do not have flu symptoms. To address your concerns about not being able to smell your toddler's poop, you can try relying on visual cues and scheduled diaper changes to ensure your child stays clean and rash-free. You can also consider using a diaper rash cream to help soothe and heal the rashes your toddler currently has. If you continue experiencing a loss of taste and smell even after pregnancy, it may be worth discussing this with your healthcare provider to rule out any underlying issues. In the meantime, focus on maintaining good hygiene practices and seeking help from other family members to ensure your toddler's needs are met. Remember to take care of yourself during this time and don't hesitate to reach out for support if needed. https://invl.io/cll6she

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KKH appointment

Hi! does anyone experience not getting an appt from KKH? Im currently at 37 weeks and they told me my next appt will be weekly but ive not receive any appt schedule for next check up. Should I call them & ask or wait the text? Usually healthhub / healthbuddy will show for next appt but i don't receive it.

call them to clarify

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Hospitalization leave - when did you inform your boss?

Hi there, FTM here and currently week 35, EDD end July. I told my boss previously that I plan to start maternity leave around mid July. I asked Gynae abt hospitalization leave and he told me he’ll only grant this from week 37 onwards. Can anyone share how they communicate hospitalization leave to their boss? Do you tell them in advance that your gynae will start hospitalization leave in week xx? Thanks in advance!

congratulations.. we both same dd.. I just update when we want take ML.. I start take 2weeks before dd which is week 38.

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What should I do.

I'm experiencing stress and depression caused by my husband, and I don't feel comfortable sharing with him whether I go into labor with our second child. Should I go by myself?

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i went on my own

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