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How to train my 9 months old to drink from a cup? Or is it too early to train ?

No it isnt too early. As long as you are ready for it. By all means feel free to introduce it to your LO. Some may take it as early as 6 months wheras some may take it when they are slightly older. http://www.babycenter.com/0_sippy-cup-dos-and-donts_1439508.bc

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My baby has diarrhea for 2 weeks now. She is still drinking normally. We changed formula milk to soymilk and gives her probiotic. Is it normal ? No blood trace in the stool. TIA

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Does Aptamil Stage 1 make your baby gassy? Which formula for gassy babies?

I'm currently giving my coming 4mo Aptamil stage 1 since birth ( followed what the hospital gave her). I stopped breastfeeding after 1 month and she has been on the same milk powder since she was born. Recently she has been very gassy and spitting up quite a bit of milk after burping after every feed. She is a milk spitter and gassy baby since she was born but recently the amount she spits is much more and frequency became every feed, her gas can be so bad that her tummy looks hugee as well. (I do rub ruyi oil and give tummy massages but doesnt really help) I'm wondering if it has got to do with the milk powder? Any other mums or dads notice your baby is more gassy while taking Aptamil? Any other formula to recommend for gassy babies? First time mum here and would love to hear advices and experience from other parents! Thank you in advance!! :) cheers!

I gave my son Enfamil A+ Gentlease Infant Formula. as he was gassy.

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Infant care or take care of baby yourself at home (FTM)

Hihi, I'm just wondering if there's any pros/cons in sending a newborn to infant care? Heard the infant care will teach and monitor development. Is that something do-able by yourself? Or will it be too challenging for a FTM? Are there a lot of things to teach a baby? What are the concerns of both options? For mummies who send baby to infant care or is the main caregiver at home, please feel free to share your experience. Thank you so much! #firsttimemom #AskingAsAnewMom #Needadvice

newborn is too young.

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Share your labour stories with me!

What did you do before? During and after. Share w me for fun, knowledge and venting!

I am a pregnant mum. I saw so many labour stories here: https://sg.theasianparent.com/search?q=labour%20story

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Less is more? Or more is enough.

Should i give my 3 wk old baby 60mls every 2hr or 90mls every 3hr? Now i am giving her 90mls every 3hr but she always making a fuss at 2 hr mark. If every 2hr, i can say goodbye to my sleep. 🙃#1stimemom #firstbaby

Super Mum

If baby wants more, can increase intake to maybe 100mls? Can she finish? It’s usually trial and error. 😅 sometimes fussing may not be due to hunger too..

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Is it normal if my vision is blurry? It started when I was 26 weeks and now I'm 28 weeks itstillblur

My vision got blurry since 2 weeks ago #

Not normal

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co-sleeping

I know there's a lot of debate around co-sleeping, and many experts warn against it. However, I wanted to share my personal experience and why I made the choice to co-sleep with my baby despite the warnings. From the moment my baby was born, I felt a deep discomfort leaving them alone in their crib. The thought of them sleeping in a separate space made me anxious and restless. I tried several times to get used to it, but I couldn’t shake off the worry and fear that something might happen while they were out of my sight. Eventually, I decided to trust my instincts and let my baby sleep next to me. It felt natural and comforting to have them close. I could easily check on them, make sure they were breathing okay, and respond immediately if they needed anything. This gave me peace of mind and helped both of us sleep better. I understand the concerns and potential risks associated with co-sleeping, and I took extra precautions to make our sleeping arrangement as safe as possible. I ensure there's a firm mattress, no loose bedding, and I never co-sleep if I’m overly tired or have consumed alcohol. For me, co-sleeping has fostered a stronger bond and a sense of security. It’s what works best for us right now, even if it goes against conventional advice. I’m curious to hear from others—have any of you chosen to co-sleep despite the warnings?

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yes me!

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Fresh milk for 1yr old

What brand of fresh milk do u give your 1 year old? Do u give cold or heat it up?

Meiji

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