Any SAHMs?

[dc9]

me too

[miffy]

Hi, I'm a SAHM with a 18 mths old girl. Nice to see other SAHMs here!

[mtl]

I'm not a SAHM but hoping to become one soon. My son goes to P1 next year and i hope to spend more time with him.

I have been helping a few mummies with their kids birthday parties and has just turned my interest into work!

Memories that last can help you by taking care of your printed party needs.

Send us a favourite photo or something written or drawn by your child and we will personalise your souvenirs with a difference – your gift to your guests will be unique, relevant and all your own.

We will work with you to come up with an unforgettable and personalised package of keepsakes that will make your child’s party a truly memorable one.

Join us on facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Memories-That-Last/173841972628795?ref=ts for more updates.

Please help spread my service so my dreams of becoming a SAHM is one step closer!!

Thank you very much!

[TTT]

Hi Everyone,

I'm a SAHM in punggol too.  For those who need support of other SAHMs n maybe playmate for your children, you are free to join this group that I manage.

We meet on the 2nd n 4th Thurs of the month, 9am.  Usu in my home, Blk 126D Edgedale Plains.  We chat and get to know each other, and the children (who aren't in school) get to mingle and play together.  We usu have some light morning snack together as well.  Mums in the group are very responsible and don't come if any of their troop are unwell.  But even with the unforeseen circumstance n "MC" situations, we tend to have at least 6-10 mums with their tots each time.

This is totally non-chargaeble.  It was started 7 yrs ago, and we have new mums every other week.  The purpose is to support each other as stayhome mums, in an environment and society which does not largely value or show support for us. 

So feel free to email me and I can keep u on the mailing list so u can be updated on our meet ups.  We are likely not to meet as regularly over the hols, but will resume the fortnightly meetings in 2011.

Cheers,
Tina