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How to terminates pregnancy due to last already have 2 csect baby.

Hi , any mommies know how to booked appointment at kkh for terminate pregnancy? Due i already do 2 sect now im pregnant again its less then a year of last csect.

you may make appointment with polyclinic first and they can refer you to kkh, otherwise can directly contact kkh.Think there is mandatory counselling before can proceed, pls think carefully

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#HealthyKids #NutritionMatters

Ensure your kids get the nutrients they need! 🌈✨ Discover the best multivitamins for kids that support their growth and health. Check out our top recommendations here: https://sg.theasianparent.com/best-multivitamin-for-kids

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🍼 Rock Your Baby to Sleep!

Discover the best baby rockers in Singapore to keep your little one calm and cozy: https://sg.theasianparent.com/best-baby-rocker-singapore

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#HealthyStart #BabyFoodMadeEasy

Make mealtime easy and nutritious with the Einmilk 4-in-1 Baby Food Maker!Blend, steam, warm, and defrost all in one compact, safety-marked device. Perfect for busy parents looking to serve fresh, healthy meals for their little ones! https://s.shopee.sg/4VNTda970F

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Trying to conceive

Had my first child in 2022. Had 2 miscarriages, 1 in Aug 2024 and 1 in Feb 2025. I am really trying to conceive. Any advice?

try TCM to strengthen your womb.avoid cold foods/drinks.

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DiaperDuty #FreshNursery

Say goodbye to diaper odors with the Diaper Champ ONE Odorless Diaper Bin!Designed to hold up to 40 newborn diapers, it keeps your nursery fresh and clean. Simple to use, effective in odor control—every parent’s must-have! https://s.shopee.sg/1B71fOjxxP

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🖨️ Print with Ease!

Find the best printers for home use in Singapore, perfect for both work and school: https://sg.theasianparent.com/best-printer-for-home-use

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#HealthyEating #LunchBoxIdeas

Pack healthy and fun meals for your little ones! 🍱✨ Check out the best lunch boxes in Singapore that make mealtime exciting and easy. Discover the top options here: https://sg.theasianparent.com/lunch-box-singapore

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#CookingMadeEasy #KitchenEssentials

Perfect rice made easy! 🍚✨ Discover the best rice cookers in Singapore that take the hassle out of cooking rice for your family. Find your ideal kitchen companion here: https://sg.theasianparent.com/best-rice-cooker-singapore

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Need Legal Help Guidance

Dear Parents, I'm sharing this on behalf of a family member in hopes of getting some guidance or support. My sister-in-law went through a divorce in 2023. She currently has full care and control of her two children (ages 6 and 4), while joint custody is shared with her ex-husband. Unfortunately, her ex-husband has been emotionally manipulating their 6-year-old son by telling him harmful and untrue things. For example, he told the child that the money he pays for child maintenance ($500 per child, totaling $1,000) is being spent by the mother on other men — which is completely false. These comments are affecting the child emotionally. Even more disturbingly, the father told the boy about a past miscarriage the mother had, leading the 6-year-old to ask her, “Why did you k*ll my brother?” — a deeply inappropriate and traumatic thing for a child to hear. Whenever the children return from their father’s place, they show signs of distress. The older boy throws tantrums, lacks sleep, and is often overstimulated from playing too many games. Even the father's own parents acknowledge that he doesn't properly care for the kids — not even helping with basic needs like feeding or bathing them. In addition, he frequently sends my sister-in-law aggressive and accusatory text messages, continuing to harass and blame her unfairly. Can she apply for a full custody ? What is the legal process to do this ? Can she limit or supervise the father's access if he is emotionally harming the children ? Pls share your advises...

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