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Family › Re: An Understanding Of The Story Of The Man Beating His Wife Because Of A Dog by Onegai(f): 12:42pm On Dec 24, 2015
The foolishness of the OP has no part 2. A friend had a dog who was quite spoilt, in her quest for attention she would destroy anything in her way (remote controls, shoes, anything, constantly demanding to sleep on the bed). When his wife got pregnant, he gave her away because it was not worth the value of his wife and child to live with an animal who would push down a crib or bite a baby taking up more attention than her. And that dog was a special breed, he paid $1000 to fly her in from the U.S.

This scenario i said above, is how sane, reasonable human beings think. This OP isn't that.

Even in the Western world, you'd be locked up for endangering 2 human beings over an animal. Remember that story of that lady who insisted on keeping her dog who was acting funny, then when she went to the supermarket and left her baby, the dog and the maid in the car, the dog proceeded to maul and kill the baby? I'm sure this OP thinks it's the baby's fault.
Family › Re: My Toddler Hates Brushing His Mouth by Onegai(f): 9:11am On Dec 24, 2015
Stop the beatings as it's not helping. They have to see bathtime as fun, with lots of fun activities. Are you using children's toothpaste, some adult toothpaste can have really unpleasant taste to children who are used to sweet stuff. Apart from singing, try positive reinforcement: clap and cheer for him if he does any small thing for his teeth. Also try brushing with him (get some toys that have teeth showing and encourage him to play with them so as to make his favorite toys. Then he and the toys should all head to the bathroom to brush together).
Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 8:51am On Dec 24, 2015
here are more nautical cakes for you to peruse.

Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 8:49am On Dec 24, 2015
Nautical cakes: for lovers of the sea, anyone who likes swimming or just likes something fun.

Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 8:34am On Dec 24, 2015
ayobarmy:
Thanks for d advice, but my wife as got no reason to be afraid/stressed, all she does is to take care of the kids and home.. .she just told me that she took one of the cream liqour in my our bar.. .. Could that be the problem?
Alcohol can enter breastmilk and some flow to baby but as long as there is a 2 hour interval between consuming alcohol and feeding baby, no alcohol should pass to baby. Certain liquors made with hops/barley are thought to increase breastmilk and it's common to see women drinking Guiness and even Palm wine to increase flow (I tried Guiness but I disliked the taste too much to continue). Let her keep nursing the baby but be giving formula for now and next doctor's appointment she should bring it up with the Dr.


Btw, taking care of kids and the home is a very stressful. job o wink
Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 7:41am On Dec 24, 2015
More gold came inspiration: try the look with edible glitter.

Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 7:37am On Dec 24, 2015
And we're back!

Gold cakes: I've always loved a wedding cake that is different and in our part of the world, gold is special. Why not offer your clients this option, as a way to have another unique option at their special celebration.

Family › Re: Husband Beats Pregnant wife for flogging his Dog...! by Onegai(f):
Bolade005:
You mean the woman should just take off and never return because of this without any form of reconciliation?. You're amazing.

OP, the man is a bas.tard.
Nah she should stay. After all, he beat his wife when heavily pregnant, the most fragile time in her life medically and put his child (his own blood relative) in danger because of a dog that if he dies tomorrow, will keep barking but that wife and unborn child will mourn him.

You're right, she should stay. Infact they should all sew Christmas asoebi together, the man, his wife, his child and the dog. Or maybe the woman and child won't sew the family asoebi, maybe just the man and his precious dog.

Someone beats you to the point of bleeding when heavily pregnant over a trifle matter (and yes I am a pet lover but no pet comes before my family), one wonders what will happen when you're not carrying another human being. I can. already see. the headlines... "Wife and Mother beaten to death over not giving the precious family dog meat in its dinner"..
Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 7:12am On Dec 24, 2015
ayobarmy:
I can't really say exactly the reason for the dryness maybe she's been visiting my bar when am out ot the house. ... But please the two formula u mentioned, which one is the best. .?
Stress and fear, lack of nourishing food and tired can cause breast milk not to flow. So is she happy? Are you stressing her? Breast milk production is dependent on emotional well-being, good food, good health and demand and supply from the baby. As long as her ducts in her breasts are not clogged due to infection, it is more likely the other triggers. Supplement with formula for now and let her keep letting the baby suck till the issue resolves itself.
Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 3:06pm On Dec 22, 2015
ahnie:
I want tu suggest somtin,pls after makin the pap...put water insid the pot,and put the bowl of pap allow it to bring bubble..then bring it down.try it and see if your lo,wil stil poo after feedin on it.most times,the pap we make is not done.
I'm going to try this today or tomorrow, thanks Ahnie.
Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 9:31am On Dec 22, 2015
OloriAbdulatif:
My beautiful mamas, I hail o,thank you soo much for your time, please I need your advice here
My baby just turned 4 months, is it safe to start putting her in the baby walker? (Mil insists I start) , is it late to get a baby rocker now? please can anyone recommend a good nd AFFORDABLE breast pump?thank you very much,
Too soon for a walker. Has baby started rolling? why not practise that and sitting first. Also, decent breastpumps start from N5, 000 upwards (closer to N10, 000). If this is your first baby, why not buy a good strong one to last multiple babies because a cheap one may not last and pump parts tend to need replacing. Medela, Chicco are good makers of breastpump. HTH. smiley

I'm learning that sometimes cheap and affordable isn't the best as it's just false economy.
Politics › Re: Massive Fraud In Nigeria N117billion Rice Import Quota Scheme - Premuim Times by Onegai(f): 7:40am On Dec 22, 2015
LordAdam:
Study the romance between the Department of Defense in the US and Lockheed Martin. Do you know it is legal in Nigeria, the US, and elsewhere for businesses to lobby members of the parliament to do their bidding? How do you suppose the masses overturn that?

Free trade may work in certain scenarios, but it is not a perfect solution. Don't put the cart before the horse. Work on accountability, then we can talk about ending nepotism. For as long as businesses and wealthy businessmen keep sponsoring politicians, the politicians will keep pushing things the way of the businesses. Asking for any different is asking for utopia.

First things first. Address accountability. Let the nation be on its feet. Then we can target nepotism. The West did not become this high and mighty in one day. They followed a natural growth process. We too must not delude ourselves to think that we can jump the gun.

-Lord
I have to disagree on some points: whilst lobbying is perfectly legal, the people of the U.S. dislike its influence on politicians and are constantly fighting it. Hillary Rodham-Clinton is using (as one of her campaign stands) the fact that she is anti-lobbyists (and btw it isn't true as word has gotten out that the Tobacco industry gave her money). People attempt to punish politicians who are publicly seen to be working in favour of certain companies by refusing to vote for them. Industries such as Insurance, NRA and Big Pharma are the most hated (there's even a widespread belief that government is forcing unnecessary vaccines on children because of Big Pharma's influence and people pushed back by refusing to vaccinate their children, saying it led to Austism and other mental issues. So states like California were forced to sign bills insisting all school age kids be vaccinated or not be allowed to attend school). My point is, Lobbying has its place but is easily abused.

I've seen it up close in Nigeria, a private company will come up with a great scheme and it will be killed by politicians in government. Who will then turn around and execute that same scheme through their friends, allies and businessmen who have supported their campaign. But instead of the politician to be the voice of the masses, he becomes greedy and focuses on profits. LCC in Lagos is the best example of this (a lot of tax companies in the SW are fronts for a particular godfather of politics and a lot of energy ideas from more prepared companies like GE were killed in favour of smaller companies because they are a strong international company and politicians couldn'to get into their system and benefit as massively).

Maybe free trade will help Nigeria's issues as lobbying in Nigeria is truly corruption.
Family › Re: My Wife Wants To Buy The Following For The Baby by Onegai(f): 8:47am On Dec 21, 2015
Good to Have things: a nursing pillow. Your wife will bless and thank you when she's not constantly straining her back breastfeeding.

One pair of baby mittens and a nail file: till your liver grows strong enough to use a nail cutter on baby, you'll want to file nails and wear mittens so they don't scratch themselves over.

A soft sponge for baby: I use the Gerber washcloths and a soft sea sponge because they last longer than flannel and feel softer.

A breastpump becomes necessary only if your wife has excess flow, too little flow and needs to return to work or when you want to feed the baby and give her a rest (which you should).

There should be Infant Tylenol or Calpol on that list. That's the only medicine you should buy, all other medicines should come from a pediatrician.

Wait and see how the breastfeeding situation goes before buying baby feeding bottles and teats.
Family › Re: My Wife Wants To Buy The Following For The Baby by Onegai(f): 8:39am On Dec 21, 2015
For those saying "People have kids on N50, 000 and less" and "wheelbarrow pushers are delivering babies" and "All fingers are not equal", please let me say something:

No-one owes you anything. No-one owes you anything. No-one owes you anything.

That means, that people are getting harder and harsher. Gone are the days when people like you will show up at hospitals and beg for bill reductions and some kindhearted medical staff will pay for it. That was the last generation (People above 40) and the present crop of doctors and medical staff will certainly not be doing that (they have seen whY their elders have sufferedand how most doctors couldn'to provide for their families because of generosity and forgiving bills). And unless you have NHIS, God help you if your child falls sick in Nigeria because Medicine is now run for profit. No-one in government is planning on upgrading any government medical facility anytime soon. They have said they have no money.

People are getting tired of people begging for help and infant mortality is high in Nigeria. The only reason it is not visible is that una can born upto 5 or more children. Resources are getting scarce in the global world and people are fighting and paying more for less products and services. So the next time you say "Our parents had kids on blah blah chicken change", remember this: OUR PARENTS WERE RICHER. Dollar was $1=N1 when my siblings were born and is now N280=$1 in their lifetime.

What this means is PLAN WELL. No-one will carry your children's needs and cares on their shoulders anymore (I personally ignore all requests that have this line "my innocent kids" in it, nah me born dem?). No more "God will provide", for it will shock and pain you when it doesn't happen. Please once you start planning your wedding, take a chunk of savings and place aside for your family. Be humble and buy second-hand clothes and accept them from people. The golden days are gone for now and it's time to tighten your belt.
Family › Re: My Wife Wants To Buy The Following For The Baby by Onegai(f):
maureensylvia:
@ NORAD I hope this helps

Shawl (Jimtex brand): white - 2700

Booties - mothercare: from 1200, George: from 800

Receiving blanket (with teddy bear inclusive) - 1500

Sleeping suit: George(pack of 5) - from 2000

Body suit: Goerge (pack of - 2500

Towel: pack of 3(1 large, medium & small) - 1700

Agnesia powder: small: 550, big: 1100

Agnesia soap: pack of 6 – 700

Johnson’s soap: pack of 4 – 600

Johnson’s head to toe wash: large – 1400

Johnson’s conditioning shampoo(for baby’s hair) -
550

Wipes (Refills)- Johnsons: 600, Huggies: 600,

Hunnies: 400, Ultra Compact: 400

Johnson’s Pack (Oil, Lotion & powder : 2600

Johnson’s baby cologne: 400

Johnson’s aqueous cream: 400

Johnson’s baby jelly: 400

Huggies baby lotion: 800

Socks: (pack of 7) – 1200

Baby tonguebrush : (type you wear on ur finger) –
400

Pampers mini(pack of 22: 900

Huggies mini (pack of 40): 1700

Toujours mini: 2200

Moulfix mini: 3200

Vip baby: 2500

Nigerian economy pack Pampers: 1500

Sterilizer (Tommy tipee): 5500

Bucket: from 500

Bowl(for pouring bath water): from 150

Cot(wooden): from 35,000

Cot(others): from 15000

Cloth hanger: from 4500

Leoplast Baby cloth drawer(3 layers(double drawers):
from 6000

Baby nest: from 1500

Cloth pergs: from 150

Washing machine(LG): From 25000

Car seat(happy winner/family): from 7500

Car seat(Graco): from 25000

Car seat(bravo): from 12000

Pad (dele): 220

Pad(ladysept): 240

Tissue paper(rose): 50, pack of 6 goes for 280

Powder puff: from 250

Flannel: from 400

Washcloths: from 250

Bib (pack of 3): 700, Carter’s brand starts from 500
each

Roberts antiseptic liquid: Big – 550, med – 300,

Purit liquid: small – 200, big 500

Cap : Gerber brand – from 800, Next brand – from
1000. You can get some for as low as 250

Hot water bottle : 400

Baby Nail care set: 400

Mentholata (mentolatum) 160

Spirit (moko brand): 180

Glycerine borax(for cleaning baby’s tongue): moko
brand – 200

Goya olive oil: 200

Silver bird eucalyptus oil: 350

Jik bleach: small – 180

Hypo bleach: 140

Cotton wool(dele brand): large – 800

Sudocream: big – 800

Bell’s zinc and castor oil cream: 700


u might b asking how I knew all this, am heavy just like ur wifey and will b due around march. I bought those things recently.

Note: pregnancy is so exciting but don't rob the bank just because u want to get all, pick the necessary things needed.
You shouldn't have gotten everything on this list (hope you didn't sha). On the Mums thread, you'll have found out some things like:

Agnesia powder doesn't really work for rashes and most doctors don't like. seeing talc powder as it causes. a lot of respiratory issues (but Naija mamas no dey hear word... )

Johnson's tends to cause quite a bit of rashes because it's harsh for baby skin. So it is advised that just try the Johnson's baby wash first then if your baby doesn't react to it, buy other things in their line.

Aqueous cream isn't necessary unless your baby needs it and it is quite drying in baby skin (you want to use. it. to treat eczema, bad idea).

Johnson's baby jelly is no different than Vaseline (read the labels, active ingredient is petroleum). So buy the cheaper one.

Rather than buy a plastic set of drawers for storing baby's things, use a good quality wooden chest. You can always reuses it in the house for adult clothes or children's clothes.

Made-in-Nigeria Huggies are plain awful. I get leaks almost daily (we're visiting out of state so I'm using disposables now). I've heard Angel and Molfix disposable diapers are good.

Mothercare sleepsuits are good. pack of 3 costs N2500 and all you need are 6 for nighttime use and 9 for. daytime and nighttime use. You can wash them several times without them breaking down or getting holes. With baby clothes, the cheaper they are, the more likely to develop holes quickly.

No need for baby cologne. Fragrance irritates baby skin and most babies smell nice (they should smell like babies).

No need for bleach, it is overkill. I use cloth diapers and a washing machine and I've never bleached anything. Wash on hot with a good detergent (Persil non-bio is gentler than Persil Bio because of the enzymes in the latter, Tide is great and Ariel is good). Bleach can leave residues on baby's clothes and that irritates skin and leads to rashes. The Sun is the best bleach of all time (heat kills most things).

Be careful with your Sudocream. Most of the ones on the market are fake. Buy from a pharmacy.

No need for Glycerine borax and baby toothbrush. Breast milk is quite sanitary and truly cotton wood and warm water will clean safer and better for newborns. Solids is when you start cleaning mouth.

Avent sterilizer beats Tommy tipple hands down but that's my opinion.

Baby flannel receiving blankets are small so look for Muslin blankets (our parents used them so ask an elderly one). They are BIG and you can use them for anything (burp, blanket, nursing cover, etc) plus they last forever (my friend still has hers from 30 years ago).

Gerber washcloths are the softest, most beautiful things ever. N600 for a pack of 6.

Buy one pack of newborn sleepwear and one pack of newborn diapers for now. Depending on if your kid grows fast, don't buy too many newborn clothes. My baby wore sleepwear morning and night and she inherited them from a friend of mine.

Please buy a car seat if you have a car. Our lives were just saved because some slowpoke drove right across us without signalling and if I had been carrying baby in my hand, she would have gone headfirst into the back of the seat in front of me. And I'd be crying my eyes out. Strap your baby in and save a life.

Buy a baby grooming kit that has a thermometer in it, it should go for about N8, 000. Fevers in babies who are less than 3 months old are a MEDICAL EMERGENCY. And if your baby is running one, you can use the thermometer to know how bad it is (anything close to 104F or 39C, hospital asap). At least the thermometer will help you know whether or not to panic and most babies run low grade fever from time to time, so rather than constantly running to the hospital or worse, not going to the hospital on time (because you don't want to look foolish or spend money), use the thermometer and have an accurate-ish reading. Okay?

A baby carrier is good because I'm scared backing a newborn with no neck control and going out I can back later once their necks are strong. The soft ones cost from N3, 000.

My kid lived in hand me downs happily for her newborn stage and I inherited other things as well. Let no-one be shy of asking friends who are no longer having babies for their old stuff.

These flasks are said to be durable and strong. about N2000 upwards (picture from another NLer)

Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 6:53am On Dec 20, 2015
Arihodo:
realy!? never knew its call tutu. am in love already. wish i knw how to make it. tanks for the pics. wiil u pls teach me!
The picture tutorial I used is posted 2 pages before, so just follow it please smiley it's very easy.
Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 6:52am On Dec 20, 2015
Keji3:
U are too much grin I can't wait to make mine. Is the tulle easy to get? Also do u think i will be able to get that band from people that sell tailoring stuffs?
The band is a hair band so get it from children's store. Tulle is available easily, I used 2 yards. But I think the easiest tutu to make is the one with elastic band, not hair band. Max 2 hours to do the elastic one and you can sew a bow on it.
Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 7:45pm On Dec 19, 2015
More examples

Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 7:42pm On Dec 19, 2015
Arihodo:
abeg, mama no vex. What is tutu and what is it made for?
It's a type of skirt for females, the short ballerina ones are called Tutus.

Family › Re: My Wife Wants To Buy The Following For The Baby by Onegai(f): 5:11pm On Dec 19, 2015
cococandy:
OP congrats man. Thumbs up.

All the posters above me have said it all.
If you have the money, do the best for your child.

Not that 'I can't part with 100k this xmas attitude'.

And while you're at it, thank god you're having your baby in naija (expense-wise. Don't know about healthcare-wise).
Pikin no be joke o.
O baby, don't talk that o! At least you can clip coupons, go for sales and wholesale clubs and you'll get some free stuff. In Nigeria, the only free thing you will get is some immunization at certain government hospitals in certain states. The day i heard of a mum told to buy latex gloves before she comes for ante-natal checkup was the day I swore I'd run any politician over with a car. Even that list above, they told the OP's wife to buy latex gloves.

When we went for first immunization in a Nigeria and they told us the price, I blinked and asked them if it was for ALL her shots. It was with shaking legs I walked back to my seat that day.
Family › Re: My Wife Wants To Buy The Following For The Baby by Onegai(f): 4:18pm On Dec 19, 2015
excellent7, maybe they thought he was sounding as if he suspected his wife was trying to inflate costs and wanted to set things straight. And you don't want to compare yourself to a wheelbarrow pusher (you need to go to GH and see how pathetic they are, people dying for lack of N1000 and doctors who haven't been paid shaking their pockets to buy drugs for them).
Family › Re: My Wife Wants To Buy The Following For The Baby by Onegai(f): 3:16pm On Dec 19, 2015
Eketem:
Tor, the other day we were trying to give practical information to the other lady on the need to be fully prepared for these things it became that we don't want people to marry young
They were insulting us that we are bitter and just trying to delay her happiness nah. Later on, it's to be begging for financial help on NL. I decided to go to Balogun market and accidentally found myself in Dosunmu (baby section). The prices there were hitting what one finds at Ebeano Supermarket in Lekki. And as dollar falls, they will increase prices.

OP, it's better to shop now. If dollar doesn't fall next year, by March it will be over N300 and prices will go up. Immunizations are not cheap so budget paying for pnemoccocal (it's important) and try and get the rest at government hospital. If you guys have a washing machine, you can use modern cloth diapers (I use them and they save money and I also sewed my wipes, plain terry towels work well). If not, I've heard of affordable disposable diaper brands like Angel and Molfix which work better that made-in-nigeria Huggies or Pampers. Use Olive or Coconut oil for body cream (my baby uses that successfully, and Palm kernel oil is still kinda controversial because different dermatologists feel differently about it). Maybe use coconut oil or Vaseline for diaper barrier cream (I prefer coconut oil) so you can get the smallest pot of Sudocrem (N2500) and it will be used only if you have rashes.
Buy unisex coloured clothing (grey, white, yellow) until baby is over 3 months.

Buy the hospital list now and pack her hospital bag now. You don't want to be unprepared and I've heard about the horrors of Nigerian nurses and maternity ward grin (the most wicked agbeero pales in comparison to an overworked, underpaid Nigerian nurse so she will take out her frustration on your poor labouring wife if that list is not complete or if you come with no bag to the hospital).
I'm actually planning a post on best baby products in Nigeria o, so maybe I'll write some more.
Family › Re: My Wife Wants To Buy The Following For The Baby by Onegai(f): 2:20pm On Dec 19, 2015
NORAD:
100k? Please tell me you're joking.
grin grin you never start, Oga. And prices of things are going up because most of it is imported.
Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 2:11pm On Dec 19, 2015
Keji3 and other tutu-loving mamas,

I present the DIY tutu! No sewing. I followed the instructions from the picture (please follow it to the letter, deviating from it will give you unnecessary wahala).

Will proceed to do other colours now

(the model woke up and started eating her tutu, sooo unprofessional grin )

Family › Re: Need Advice From Married Couples/divorced Women by Onegai(f): 7:23am On Dec 19, 2015
heartbrokenwife:
Just to give an update. MY HPV was positive. It would now be sent for more tests to be sure it hasn't gone to cancerous stage. He has also impregnated about 2 women, one sells shoes in market and the other is a hair dresser. This is a man who makes almost 2million naira monthly.

I have decided i have to leave, He has told me he has been doing this since he was a teenager, so thinking he will change now is futile. He is not sexually attracted to me, but rather to extremely fat women. His women were prostitutes, fat pregnant women, even importing fat girls from the village for sex....and many other things. My family is still not in support but i have to look out for myself and my only child.
It isn't easy but you will be fine. Do you have somewhere to stay? Do you have friends to support you, especially now that you need to go for treatment? I know HPV can't be treated but whatever cell changes it causes can be. So it's pap smears and monitoring for you. Just be strong. Please focus on yourself and your child for now. Your health is very important. Let me call some medical people here, I'm hoping they knows the best places for treatment/management. I'll also ask offline. Pele.

Thorpido
5minsmadness
Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 8:29pm On Dec 18, 2015
Here's a pictore tutorial on how to do a tree cake.

I will be ending this thread tomorrow, but if anyone else wants to take over, please do so. smiley

Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 8:26pm On Dec 18, 2015
I'll post four unique cakes now. They will stand out as excellent designs for birthday cakes or appreciation cakes. Notice how you can use a cake to highlight a client's tastes or hobbies.

Health › Re: Three Months Pregnant by Onegai(f): 1:49pm On Dec 18, 2015
queenet246:
Hi mums in the house. Am three months pregnant though not married and am keeping the baby. Am totally new to this and I would appreciate every advice am needed at this point. What to do and what not to.

Ps: am staying alone and have no friends, just know am relying on u guys. Thanks for ur support.
https://www.nairaland.com/889053/pregnancy-pregnant-going-through-high
Health › Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Onegai(f): 12:55pm On Dec 18, 2015
stadora:
Hello mamas, compliment of d season. Pls I realy need ur candid ideas n contribution.
Am lookin 4 wot I can b doin 2 b makin smal smal money atlist while I nurse my baby.its nt easy 2 b totaly dependent on pple dat care less abt u ( for some of u dat already know my history). I hate it Wen I ask 4 money 4 diaper 4 my lo n wot I get in return. I realy need 2 look 4 smtin 2 do even though nursin my lo takes abt 80% of my time cos we re on EBF. Bt den I cant continue like this. I need 2 tk care of myself too.
Pls I await your contributions n advice.
N.B. am a graduate bt no job yet
Where do you stay and what skills do you have? Can you sew? Also can you reduce your needs for the baby (there are some. lifestyle changes you. can effect).
Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 10:21am On Dec 18, 2015
Superhero cakes: Superheroes are very popular right now and it could be a birthday cake or a daring wedding cake. It certainly won't look bad at an office party.

Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 9:27am On Dec 18, 2015
taryour:
interesting. still you can if you have a passion for it. There lots of bakers out there who don't know sugarcrafts so they just bake and take to professional sugarcrafters/cake decorators to do the finishing. lol
Funny enough, the sugarcrafter place I know, I think their cakes are not great. Dry-ish, and their confectionery is not so hot. But they do good sugarcraft.
Food › Re: Cake-spiration! by Onegai(op): 8:59am On Dec 18, 2015
taryour:
yea right. maybe you'll venture into it though, you seem to have a spot for it. just saying.
Lai lai!! grin I have refused to learn, several times. I'm a cake eater, not a cake maker wink

My strong point is design and painting and moulding, not the baking itself. Which is why most of these images I put up were fondant designs, because that's what I got asked, "how do i mould and paint more realistically" or "how do i execute this? "

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