Are Online Parenting Tips Useful Or Harmful? - Part 1 | Has The Internet Broken Parenting?

For many, parenthood starts during the woman’s pregnancy. That’s when all the anxiety and excitement start, especially for first-time parents. And even after the baby has arrived, the questions don’t stop. But is the Internet the answer?
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Part 2: • Worried Your Baby Isn'...
00:00 Joys and stresses of parenting
01:08 Parenting anxiety begins with pregnancy
05:20 Is the internet a help or a hindrance?
11:51 Pregnant mums' physical and mental changes
13:20 Can the internet alleviate fears during pregnancy?
16:39 Eating well, exercising during pregnancy
19:44 Fears around baby's development
22:15 When preparing the home for baby's arrival
26:05 Dealing with sibling jealousy
29:17 Making a birthing plan
32:05 Postpartum challenges and recovery
35:46 Breast is best? Or is it unnecessary pressure?
40:41 Should you sleep train your child?
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About the show: Parenting is hard. But has it gotten harder in the age of the Internet? With the deluge of facts and opinions online, how does a new parent find their way through to something that works for them?
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[@ngohoiGEM]

Sleep training is absolute BS. This was the major thing that gave me PND, and I'm so glad I had friends who taught me better ways of dealing with my child's sleep then ignoring any crying of any kind.

[@junbecks]

Do what works for you

[@Denise-eb7vg]

If parents need to go to the internet is because doctors are not providing enough information on what to expect and when to go to emergencies.

[@martinbrock713]

The other increases include water price by an astounding 30%, carpark fees by 27%, town council S&CC, ERP rates, electricity and gas tariffs, university fees, and kindergarten and childcare centre rates.

[@blahdeedah]

How are your comments related to the vid? >->

[@martinbrock713]

While the SMRT was unjustifiably generous with its elite employees like Mr Desmond Kuek - it paid the former CEO $1.87 million in 2016 and $2.31 million the year before despite a disastrous tenure - the company sees it fit to stick it to the average commuter with another fare hike.

[@martinbrock713]

The only thing that the PAP is competent in is continue to extract more taxes and fees from the people. This cannot be the way forward as it is a doomed strategy that brings only diminishing returns.

[@tyrant_hermit]

Pushing more baby content to improve fertility rate are we? Ya'll are so predictable

[@blahdeedah]

This series isn't really pushing for people to have babies though? If anything, it only highlights how difficult parenting can be.

[@martinbrock713]

With the younger set of PAP ministers lacking courage and know-how in tackling the foreboding challenges that our country faces - including opening up society to fully tap into Singaporeans’ creative potential - this country’s future is, indeed, bleak.

[@martinbrock713]

Soon to follow will be the introduction of a sugar tax and carbon tax. Not satisfied, the PAP will increase the GST from the current 9% to 10% The bus and MRT fares increase defies logic.

[@martinbrock713]

The SDP will continue to protect Singaporeans from being exploited as well as to push for the alternative ideas in our economic plan that will help Singapore graduate successfully into the next phase of development.