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Dr Tho Chin Keong (Astra Women JE)

Does anyone know if Dr Tho specialises in natural or csec? How is the after care in the hospital that he delivers (Mt Alvernia / Thomson Medical)?

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Mummy’s market frequency

Anyone know if mummy’s market usually have more than one fair in a year? I’m considering if I need to start getting stuff in the upcoming mummy’s market or I can actually wait for the next one? My EDD is only in Oct though.

There is another one in May. I’ll be going for that one instead.

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Should we book a nanny now?

Has anyone giving birth in Oct started booking a nanny? Is if tough to book their slot? Any recommendation is welcome!

Yes you should start looking for a nanny now! Do take note and remember it’s dragon year, hence there will be more babies and it would be harder to find!

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Choosing of gynae

First pregnancy here and currently at week 7. Is anyone able to share how you guys decide the gynae to go to? Subsidy vs non-subsidy, are there a huge difference? If I go through the subsidy route, when is a good time to switch to private so I can book my preferred gynae?

I chose my gynae based on my mum’s recommendation and just nice he delivers at my preferred hospital. Mine was private, single bedder, natural birth and all in (inclusive of checkups till delivery) was approx $4K Medisave, $8K cash. Differences- Private: - Stick to one gynae thru out - More expensive - Shorter appointments between checkups - Can take single bedder Subsidised: - Gynae changes thru out - Way cheaper and most probably will still get back cash cheque after birth. - Longer appointments between checkups - Can only choose up to a certain ward (no single) Best to do it around week 20 but it’s up to your comfort, some do it around week 30 . Do note that if you have a preferred gynae, it is up to their availability and not all gynaes are willing to take midway patients.

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