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Part 2: Things I REALLY found useful travelling with a 4-month-old 🍼✈️

• Foldable Baby Bed • Foldable Baby Bed Guard • Disposable Baby Towels — because I personally don’t like using hotel towels for baby 🤣 • Foldable Tub (for washing baby clothes) — make sure it can withstand heat! I usually soak baby clothes/cloths with hot water first to remove the milk spit-up s

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Part 1 Things I REALLY found useful travelling with a 4-month-old 🍼✈️

• Portable Water Dispenser — super useful and very convenient for making milk because it can dispense water at different temperatures 🥲 con is, the water comes out quite slowly. You need to buy the cap for the big water bottle separately to insert the tube, otherwise dust can get in. I usually refi

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Travelling to Taipei with an Infant: My Honest Experience

Travelling to Taipei with a 4-month-old 👶🏻✈️ Honestly… it was way less scary than I expected 🥹 If you’re planning your first trip with a baby, here’s what to expect + some things that REALLY helped us 🤍 ✈️ BEFORE THE FLIGHT • Feeding or sucking on a pacifier during takeoff & landing rea

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I thought my newborn just had normal baby acne… but it was actually eczema 🥺

POV: I thought my newborn just had normal baby acne… but it was actually eczema 🥺 At first, I honestly thought it was just the usual newborn acne because so many babies get it. His face had little bumps and redness, so we just cleaned it gently with warm water and monitored first. But instead

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49 days later… i genuinely feel stronger ✨

POV: What 49 Days of Confinement Did to My Body 🤰🏻✨ (or honestly… rebuilt my body from zero 😭) Before pregnancy, I never had a “strong body” 😅 I always no strength one, easily tired, body quite weak, so during pregnancy I was actually very worried about whether I could handle taking care of a

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Day 6 jaundice hit 286… we left private & went KKH 💸🍼

As a Gen Z mum, this was something I didn’t expect to think about so early… medical decisions + hospital bills at the same time 😵‍💫 •Day of discharge We were told our baby had jaundice and needed to stay at Mount A for phototherapy because his levels went above the daily mark. •Quick context

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i really thought c-section was the “easier option”...

Really thought c-section = easier way out like no pushing right… but recovery humbled me 🥲 no one actually told me how hard simple things would feel.... getting out of bed laughing coughing even sitting up everything felt like effort one thing I didn’t do: I didn’t force myself to act

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How we survived the newborn stage after our confinement nanny left 🤍

No one really prepares you for that moment when the confinement nanny leaves and suddenly… it’s just you, your partner, and a tiny human who runs on a 3-hour cycle of milk, cries, and cuddles. Even though we’re grateful to have a helper at home to support us with laundry, bottles, and baby’s sho

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I chose not to breastfeed — and that’s okay 🤍

Why I chose not to breastfeed This was one of the hardest decisions I made as a new mum, because no matter what you choose, someone always has an opinion. But I realised very quickly that motherhood isn’t about proving how much you can sacrifice — it’s about showing up as the best version of

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Elective to Emergency C-Sec at Mount Alvernia 🏥 | Birth Story + Bill Breakdown

One of the main reasons I chose Mount Alvernia Hospital was because both my husband and I were actually born there, so it felt quite meaningful for us to welcome our baby there too. My gynae also only delivers at Mount Alvernia, Thomson Medical, and Mount Elizabeth, and after hearing many good r

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I never imagined I would become a mum so soon.

It wasn’t exactly planned—but not entirely unplanned either. My husband and I were in that “if it happens, it happens” phase, not thinking too much about it. Then, shortly after our wedding, I found out I was pregnant. Before this, I wasn’t really someone who loved kids. I enjoyed my freedom,

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🇸🇬 gen z first-time mum diary 🕊️ sharing my journey through life & motherhood