SINGAPORE EXPATS FORUM
Singapore Expat Forum and Message Board for Expats in Singapore & Expatriates Relocating to Singapore

I bought my daughter a Kettler trike from Toys R Us. It was 99 SGD.

Your best bet, especially as you want something fairly specific is to look on Amazon.com or have a friend in the US go to iParty and then have the stuff forwarded to you by a friend/family member back home. I had to do that to do up a proper Elmo-Themed b-day for my daughter. Most party stores will ...

I'm the mom of a 2 year old. We always ensure that she has a lap belt on, and that she stays seated (usually by bribing her with an iTouch loaded with elmo and pre-school games) and that seems more than sufficient.

I'm considering sending my daughter to Growing Up Gifted @ United Square for their 2 hours, 2x a week program. I'm curious to hear what other parents think about them--the good, the bad and the ugly. I liked their emphasis on phonics and the Mandarin instruction. the 2 days x 2 hours seems like an a...

American, from Boston. Been here since April '10. My daughter, E, turned 2 in Nov 2010. We live near Great World City and Orchard Rd.

PM me if you'd like to get together.

I've seen Madeline Tan at TC Chang's office, and while she's okay, I wasn't overly impressed. I've an appointment to see Dr Ng at NUH, who seems to be the only American trained and American Board Certified OB in the country, if you care about that. While I'm not thrilled with the idea of a public ho...

Thanks, but I'm insulin dependent. I seem to have found a decent endocrinologist, which I think is the critical part of diabetic pregnancy care in Singapore. I have to say, I think the lack of high risk specialists is appalling.

Hi Ladies I'm a type 2 diabetic planning a 2nd pregnancy (but first in SG). I'm a bit nervous, as the OB that I spoke with (but ultimately decided not to see) said that there are no "high risk" or perinatologists in Singapore. In the US, my care was exclusively given by a perinatologist who speciali...