Why We Created This Newborn Checklist This checklist is based entirely on what we personally bought for our newborn. Some items were only purchased after the baby arrived — because we didn’t know we needed them. We experienced the stress of scrambling last minute for essentials. The hardest part? You don’t know what you don’t know. The Pain Point We Felt Certain items only became obvious once we were home with the baby. Last-minute online orders and urgent store runs added un

When most people think of a “breastfeeding guide,” they expect strict schedules, power pumping routines, or hard formulas to increase milk supply. This is not that kind of guide. Instead of focusing on rigid systems, this guide is about understanding your own body — how milk supply works, how equilibrium happens, and how you can gently guide your body to increase or decrease supply when needed. Because ultimately, breastfeeding becomes much less stressful when you understand

What food to eat, what not to eat, and what can be eaten in moderation When I was pregnant, my husband and I often scrambled to Google items on the menu before we ordered. Information was everywhere and we wished we had a cheat sheet we could refer to. How do I call Batang fish in English? Fish soup was a double-edged sword. While we know fish are good because of their high Omega-3 content, we also know that eating fish with high mercury levels is not ideal. At the fish soup

What to Pack for your Hospital Bag (Singapore) When we were deciding what to pack in our hospital bag, we saw tons of checklists online. Some are excessive, others look like they are not for Singaporeans. We have tailored one for Singapore parents, based on firsthand experience and what we found useful for us! Items that are so important but often left out Syringes - this is so important because they help you suck and store your precious colostrum. Please remember the syringe