9 NINE AÉSTHETICS TREATMENTS, DEMYSTÌFIED

9 NINE AÉSTHETICS TREATMENTS, DEMYSTÌFIED

It takes two to parent so why does mummy get all the flak when it comes to raising the children? We turn to Andie Chen, Jason Godfrey, Shane Mardjuki, Daniel Ong and Aun Koh to weigh in on fatherhood BY NATALYA MOLOK

Ready to give Baby the best nutrition? JASSMIN PETER-BERNTZEN rounds up the latest gadgets, apps and accessories to make your nursing journey a little easier.

Forget full-month celebrations for Baby – more Singapore parents are opting for 100-day parties instead. EVELINE GAN investigates this hot trend.

Singer Tay Kewei grabbed our attention by sharing her labour video online and throwing a gangster-themed first-month party. But what we really want to know is, what’s baby #ShenMo’s real name? By LYNN WEE

At one point when a mum breastfeeds, she will wonder when the baby can take food from a source outside of her breasts. The phase to transition the baby to his or her first solid food is called weaning and is a cradle of uncertainty for many new parents. Sarah Shamila, the manager of Nutrition and Dietetic Services, steps up to provide some advice on this subject.

You may mean well, but these seven statements hurt a new mum struggling to breastfeed. SASHA GONZALES finds out what you should say instead.

Meet the inspiring individuals giving women a leg up at work and in life.

Every year, The Singapore Women’s Weekly shines the spotlight on 18 outstanding, high-achieving working women in the Great Women Of Our Time awards. These inspiring pioneers and game-changers are making an impact in different arenas in Singapore. In this issue, meet the nominees in the Education & Public Service, Finance & Commerce, and Science & Technology categories.

If you’re a first-time mum, you’re likely to have lots of questions about your nursing experience. We help you shoot the awkward ones to the experts.

With their global connectedness, sense of adventure and parenting quirks, millennials are redefining parenting in Singapore. EVELINE GAN reports on this phenomenon.