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Is it acceptable to develop a close friendship with someone of the opposite sex after getting married? Is it appropriate to prioritize chatting with them first thing in the morning and last thing at night, even over your spouse? We've been best friends since forever so these kinds of thing don't feel like anything to me. But apparently, my husband thinks it's a form of cheating...

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Moms, I could really use some advice or insights from those who may have been through a similar situation. My son, who is now 3 and a half years old, has been showing signs of jealousy towards his newborn sister, who is just 3 months old. Whenever I'm caring for or spending time with his little sister, he often acts out or seeks extra attention from me. It's been challenging to manage his feelings of jealousy while also ensuring that both of my children feel loved and valued. Moreover, I've noticed that he also gets jealous when I hold or communicate with other people's kids. It seems like he feels threatened whenever I interact with other children, and I'm not sure how to address this behavior in a sensitive and supportive way. I want to help my son navigate these emotions and understand that it's normal to feel jealous sometimes, but I also want to encourage positive interactions and foster a loving sibling relationship between him and his sister. Is it possible?

I’m 8 months pregnant now and am on HL currently. Gynae mentioned to me to eat more protein and to eat more as baby requires it after she checked the measurements. As I’m home right now, grocery expenses increased as I bought more nutritious food for myself eg avocado, fish, veg. It was roughly $600-$700 per month and now I have stayed home for a week and have used around $200 on groceries for this week. (Helper, me and one child are at home for lunch and dinner). My husband was shocked to hear that I spent $200 already for a week and was concerned about the way I spent the money to eat. But to me, I thought that it was the last month for me to take care of my body and baby before baby pops next month. The only difference for the expenses going up is me, a pregnant mum staying at home for lunch and eating more meat and vegetables than previous. My husband then suggested me to just eat chicken or find other ways to stay within budget. But do I really need to do that? I have not been eating well for all the previous months and this is the only month I get to stay home and just really nourish myself and my husband is asking me to control the expenses. My food is all home cooked, I only eat sardines more frequent as my sardines are high in calcium and salmon once every week. Shouldn’t husband pamper the wife more at this period of time? It’s only the last month to go.