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Re: how to manage other half giving up his job for mine

Hi there,  I gave up my professional career to be a stay at home mum. Besides all the identity issues, i want to share what we did with money.  Before I was pregnant, we earned the same. We just contributed equal amounts into the joint account. Easy. When i became pregnant and gave birth, my income ...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: how to manage other half giving up his job for mine
Replies: 11
by dhcwong
Mon Apr 29, 2024 1:16 pm

Re: Think my husband is being unfaithful for second time

Whenever i think about cheating husbands I think about Ozzy Osbourne and Sharon Ozbourne. She stuck by him forever and is with him still. He probably doesn't cheat anymore (or can't haha). Is she happy? Was it worth it? Their recent interview showed that they supported each other through their excit...
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Topic: Think my husband is being unfaithful for second time
Replies: 14
by dhcwong
Thu Apr 27, 2023 1:42 pm

Re: Looking at churches in the area

Sacred heart in wimbledon is large, on a hill and has beautiful gardens and stained glass windows.

The community is friendly, the church is full and the band is talented.
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Looking at churches in the area
Replies: 9
by dhcwong
Mon Dec 19, 2022 8:15 am

Re: Permanently grumpy husband

I try and have sex with my husband when he is in that mood. Honestly, it works! Alongside all the other suggestions, this one gives instant results for us both. There is no quicker way to show appreciation, love, care and increase self esteem for a stressed primary financier. Cheaper than counsellin...
Forum: General Chat
Topic: Permanently grumpy husband
Replies: 22
by dhcwong
Mon Dec 12, 2022 7:17 am

Re: Split of responsibilities with your partner

In our family, working at home carries the same weight as working away from the home. From 7 -7pm my husband goes to the office and is the main breadwinner. He generally owns taxes, insurance, passport applications and holidays. I am working in the house and do everything else - chores, laundry, pet...
Forum: Got a Question?
Topic: Split of responsibilities with your partner
Replies: 20
by dhcwong
Mon Oct 17, 2022 10:07 am

Baby and me comedy this wed in Balham

Hi mummies! I just wanted to give you a heads up for comedy for baby and me this wednesday at the The Bedford in balham.  It's daytime comedy, you bring your baby, and famous comedians entertain you! I went there with my NCT group when my boy was 6 weeks old. Now that i am free during school hours I...
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Topic: Baby and me comedy this wed in Balham
Replies: 0
by dhcwong
Mon Apr 25, 2022 1:16 pm

FUN and FIT Adult Swing Dancing classes in Raynes Park - No partner required.

Swing dancing has saved my life - from going through teenage angst to getting out of the house post baby to dance away all my cares! My Swing dance classes are at the Lantern Centre in Raynes Park and we welcome everyone - couples and singles. I've been teaching for over 20 years and my classes focu...
Forum: Wellbeing
Topic: FUN and FIT Adult Swing Dancing classes in Raynes Park - No partner required.
Replies: 0
by dhcwong
Mon Feb 03, 2020 9:59 am

Mummys' Swing Dance: 2 Week charleston Course next tuesday in Wimbledon - childcare provided

Hi all! This 2 week charleston is starting next tuesdays 12/19th Nov, 1-2pm at the South Park Gardens Pavillion. Bring your kids and let them run around in the park while you dance! A DBS checked nany will watch the kids while they play or nap in their prams.  Learn how to do the very popular 1920s ...
Forum: Activities
Topic: Mummys' Swing Dance: 2 Week charleston Course next tuesday in Wimbledon - childcare provided
Replies: 0
by dhcwong
Mon Nov 04, 2019 7:11 pm

1930s Solo jazz dance class mornings!

Hi mums and dads D7BCF2B1-FC29-4E94-AE9A-B9D7DE2DB946.jpeg ! I usually teach Swing Dance classes on Wednesday evenings at the Lantern Arts Centre in Raynes Park. However, in my humble opinion, the people who need to dance the most are stay at home parents like me, but they can't afford babysitters! ...
Forum: Activities
Topic: 1930s Solo jazz dance class mornings!
Replies: 0
by dhcwong
Mon Sep 02, 2019 8:32 am

16th March Sat 10:00-17:00: Learn to Lindy Hop in one day!

Hi mums! I'm super excited to offer this dance class to all and sundry - 'Learn how to Lindy Hop in a day!' Just spend one Saturday with us in Raynes Park and you can have enough skills to do some social dancing with anyone at the various events around London. I can't tell you how much dance has sav...
Forum: Activities
Topic: 16th March Sat 10:00-17:00: Learn to Lindy Hop in one day!
Replies: 0
by dhcwong
Thu Feb 21, 2019 8:57 pm

Re: Tips for a new working mom

When I was back to work I invested in a slow cooker - pop a few things in the pot the night before and place in the fridge. In the morning, turn on the slow cooker and you will have a hot meal when you get home! I also used the timer on my oven- I put a chicken in there and then the oven would switc...
Forum: Wellbeing
Topic: Tips for a new working mom
Replies: 15
by dhcwong
Mon Oct 01, 2018 6:54 am

Re: Baby left in car with engine running?

I agree with petal. Calling the police on a fellow mum for an unharmed child was clearly ridiculous. She could’ve spoken to the mum instead of wasting time and creating drama.. and wasting taxpayers’ money. Of course if wasn’t right but please, what kind of judgmental and mean person are you? Let it...
Forum: Local News
Topic: Baby left in car with engine running?
Replies: 24
by dhcwong
Mon Sep 17, 2018 2:16 pm

Re: Baby left in car with engine running?

Would you have felt the same if the baby was left in a locked car with the engine turned off? Would you have felt the same way if someone left for their baby in a car seat in a house and left the room for 9 minutes (and went and cooked dinner?) Just asking to ascertain why you were so enraged. You c...
Forum: Local News
Topic: Baby left in car with engine running?
Replies: 24
by dhcwong
Mon Sep 17, 2018 7:07 am

Re: Travelling from Gatwick with micro scooter

Thank you. I am flying with BA. might just end with using the travel pram as my boy still naps.
Forum: Travel
Topic: Travelling from Gatwick with micro scooter
Replies: 6
by dhcwong
Mon Dec 18, 2017 12:08 pm

Travelling from Gatwick with micro scooter

Hi fellow parents, we are headed to Ireland for Christmas and my 2 yo son is bored of the pram and super talented at scooting. Have any of you managed to take a scooter on as carry on luggage? My scooter is old and doesn’t fold in half or come apart easily.
Forum: Travel
Topic: Travelling from Gatwick with micro scooter
Replies: 6
by dhcwong
Tue Dec 12, 2017 2:07 pm