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Hi Mummies. Any idea of baby boy name starts with I?? Hmmm Ivan and Ian is already taken my my family n friends . What wld u say?? Thank u.

Iris...Ivon..ilad..ithan(ee than)..

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Pregnancy not showing up

Im at 16week pregnant but still no bump showing up . Is it normal ?

It’s ok so long as your gynae didn’t say anything when you go for your scan.

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Prenatal yoga / pilates classes

Any recommendations for prenatal yoga / pilates classes in studio? When is a good time to start these classes? Thanks

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hi mummies have so much hair fall. is it normal? I am 22 weeks pregnant

as per my OB normal naman daw ang paglalagas nang buhok. yun nga lang nagpagupit ako hehehe

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I'm 29 weeks pregnant and just did my Glucose tolerance test. Turns out I got 8.7, which is higher than the average score (diabetic is 11). what scores did u guys get? Did it turn into GD?

Your diet need to revise. Me also got 8.00. And doctor said I need drink plain water alot and no sweet drink at all. Because my daily diet have sugar like eating rice, bread, mee, etc... So drink alot of plain water.

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Negative responses when revealing gender

Honestly quite disappointed by some elders' immediate responses when we told them we are expecting a girl (first child). Anyone faced similar comments? (Obviously I can't just ignore, and I'm still bothered, hence ranting it out here, hoping to hear from more in the same boat!) Instead of congratulatory words, these were their responses. FIL went "Oh, 不要紧 la (never mind)." Like, huh, what is there even to mind in the very first place? He's never talked about the pregnancy since then. SIL went, "What did father say about you having a girl?" the very moment we told her we are having a girl. I guess we all knew FIL would rather have a grandson. Aunt went, "Oh...next one can have a boy." Huh, but why must we? I wished I could say something to them, to let them know it's not okay. Instead of just ignoring/sucking it up.

the baby just need your love most :) dun take it to heart, the generation gap or thoughts that we can't change!

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Abortion history

I had an abortion about 10+ years back when I was young. Now I am married, and will be going for the 1st doctor visit. I'm worry what to answer, how to answer to the doctor, as I haven't told my husband about my abortion history. Any suggestion? Or can I keep it discreet since it happened more than 10 years ago?

I think you need to declare . Let ur husband know too

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Any mums experience hemorrhoids? There is blood whenever i pooed, not painful but just wondering if it is normal. I am at week 31 now, only due to go my routine checkup this friday.

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It’s common. Try to keep your stools soft and don’t sit on the toilet bowl for >5min, don’t strain to pee/poop, don’t squat down. Drink more water. As long as it’s not a tremendous amount of blood, you can probably wait for your routine check up to see your dr

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Please help a desperate first time mum

For a small 4months old baby that weighs 5.2kg now, is it normal for her to feed less frequent(interval of 5-7hrs each feedings) but feeds alot at each feeding session ?

I would suggest to go with ur baby cues & whether she can finish the feeds provided she don’t vomit out the milk thereafter

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I cannot make my baby sleep

It’s making me feel like I am not a mother at all. One that is not capable. LO will push away and cry until no voice if I try to carry to sleep. When my husband takes over it is no issue. Anyone else facing this problem? I don’t know what to do and it’s making me depressed. Lo is more than 7 months

Hi, The adaptations happen gradually so please don’t be hard on yourself.

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