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I've been looking for a parental-ish workshop around Klang Valley that suit our working schedule. Both of us works in construction industry. We do work full day on Saturday and sometimes Sunday too. Thank goodness I found the Parentcraft Workshop by Medical Marketing Review. This is their 10th session. I found out about their workshop through Mums Club Instagram the day of their 9.0 workshop. I just literally contact the contact number on the banner asking when is the next event and please conduct the workshop on Sunday. We had a good laugh. Fast forward on 21/8/2019, the minute they posted this banner I am jumping inside and register on the spot. Yeah and I got the 20% off. 4 days before the workshop, I received 2 email from the organizer. 1 of them is the QR code or the ticket for the workshop and another email is the venue information and the agenda. About the workshop. The venue Easy to reach, parking was a breeze, and easy to find the hall. The food Plenty. ...

So you found out you are with child. What now? I dont know what to do too once the stick turn blue. I just wait around 10 weeks, then I called up Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Selangor (JKNS) at 03 5123 7333 for the next instruction I guess and what to do next. Obviously once we found out we are pregnant the advise from parents and friends start pouring in. Some says go to your first check up at 10 weeks, some said 12 weeks. How would you know for sure? And if you are going to go through government clinic, which one you should go? I have all these question in my head. So I called JKNS up. They were so helpful. The lady look up my home address up and said that I should go to Klinik Kesihatan Ibu dan Anak Seri Kembangan. I argued that my home is closer to Putrajaya than the suggested KK. And patiently she explain to me that my address are covered by Seri Kembangan Clinic. And I should go in when I'm at 10 weeks along in my pregnancies. No need to bring your own pregnancy test whatsover. B...

What to pack indeed. Chances are when you are coming in for your 28 weeks check up, the nurses will ask you to pack up your hospital bag and place them in the car. Don't take her advise lightly. Small steps are key here ladies. For me, this is what happen, Day 1 - Pull out the bag Day 2 - Forgot about it Day 3 - Forgot about it Day 4 - Why is this bag hanging around? Day 5 - Forgot about it Day 6 - Move the bag to the storage box, cause I am completely forgot why it was out in the first place. Day 7 - Realize I need to pack the bag Day 8 - Pull out the bag again. Day 9 - I'm tired Day 10 - Looking at baby cloth and drift away Day 11 - My husband reminds me to pack the bag Yeah, small steps. Or maybe tiny mini small steps. So, what I end up packing in the bag? I used Fjallraven Kanken 16L as my hospital bag. Later on this bag will become the diaper bag and my purse combine. I will not carry another bag as my purse. Its fine, right now I am using the same bag, the...