Aug 06 2008

How to loose weight quick

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya

With so much oily and good food from confinement, it is surely difficult to loose weight. Since we only only eating meat and fish for almost a month, one can hardly shed off some weight unless she exercise a lot, or breastfeed her baby. A friend of mine who gave birth to a triplet actually sheds off 5kg in her confinement month, and another 5kg in the subsequent month just by taking care of her 3 babies. If you wanna loose weight fast, take care of triplets like her or read more about the diet pill reviews to find out more about diet pills consumption.

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Aug 06 2008

Can we get overheated with confinement food?

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya

Do you think Chinese here really overdo with their confinement food? We hardly touches any cooling food, such as vege and fruits in the early days of confinement. All we eat is ginger and wine. We practically cook everything with it, and even fried rice with ginger!

The whole idea is to heat up our body during confinement but I wonder if we will be overheated. If only the insurance company knows about this practice, they probably would not want to sell us a policy on theNC health insurance!

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Aug 06 2008

It is always TV time

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya

Since my maid can cook well, she has been doing the cooking day and night. She even cook my confinement food, of course with supervision from my confinement lady. It is good in a sense that she is picking up good skill on the confinement food preparation. And ever since my confinement lady left, I still get to enjoy the confinement food until now. So all I do is to take care of my babies, feed them, glue myself to my laptop and in front of our new TV. How nice if hubby gets a set of the home theater seating so that I can nurse more comfortably while watching TV!

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Jul 31 2008

Confinement food from my maid

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya, Confinement

During my CL stay one month here for my confinement, most of the dishes were cook by my maid. My maid has to do all the housework, washes all the clothes, do all the food cleaning, and luckily she catch up my CL’s cooking skill really fast. I must say that she has got a talent in cooking. Upon reaching here one week, she could almost do all our cooking my style, and now, plus my CL’s confinement cooking skill. If I stop breastfeeding one day and continue eating like that, I think I’ll have to end up have to invest in one of the ellipticals.

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Jul 25 2008

Beauty of oneself

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya

Human are easily fascinated by beauty. We decorate our food to attract the dinners and we decorate our home for our own comfort. We dress and beautify ourself to look pleasant, and now, youngsters are piercing their body with body jewelry to look good. Personally I don’t think I dare to do that to myself, although I must admit that it really looks good by having the gems at the specific area of our body.

Dare to pierce yourself with one of it? Check it out from their beautiful range of gems from the site.

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Jul 25 2008

Nice choice meals

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya

Although HUKM is a semi-private hospital, I was surprise to see that the accomodation for their patients were very up to standard and comfy. Although it cannot be compared to the private hospital, I would say that their place is spacious and very clean. Even most of their nurses are very friendly. With just a small charges daily, we get a good choice of 3 good meals in a day. Only some special patients who wear medical id are required special food have to take very plain diet.

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Jul 15 2008

How much to eat for confinement

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya

How much do you consume during your confinement month?

Usually I will drink a bowl of soup, with a meat dish (chicken, pork or fish) with a bowl of rice. Many mums who are wishing to slim down has advise against the intake of rice during the confinement month. And true enough, my confinement lady just told me that eating less rice during confinement month can really slim one down more rapidly.

Currently I am only concern about the having not enough milk for my babies. Therefore, I still eat a bowl or rice, hoping that I’ll be able to produce more milk for my babies. Hopefully with breastfeeding, I’ll be able to burn the body fat soon, or with the help of Anoretix, to increase the metabolism in my body.

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Jul 15 2008

Lantern festival again!

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya, Chinese

Hooray, the Moon cake festival is coming soon. Although the Chinese Lunar 7th month (Hungry Ghost festival) has not arrive yet, all shops are already starting to sell the lanterns and moon cakes in conjunction to the Chinese Lantern festival (which falls in the Chinese Lunar 8th Month). I can’t wait to taste the yummy moon cakes again, and I bet this time, surely the price will rise tremendously. Hmm…still got to watch out my diet otherwise I’ll need to sought help from medication and diet help such as the Phentermine no prescription.

Time to go and get the lanterns for my kids!!

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Jul 05 2008

Kids baking book?

Published by delimom under Bake with kids, Butter and Kaya

My girl has been involving a lot in my cooking and baking projects. Each time we back, she will be my “faithful helper”, helping me to mess sift the flour, break the eggs and mix the butter. We normally ended up quite messy each time, but she really loves the result of what we produce at the end of the day!

Recently with the bento craze, I am getting her into it too. Maybe I should do some personalized children’s book for all her projects at home to record down what she has done during her childhood :)

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Jul 05 2008

Shortage of Nappies!

Published by delimom under Butter and Kaya, Confinement

dryers

Just imagine how many nappies we are washing daily now with 2 babies! We even use them to wrap up the babies to keep them tight (so that they will not get frightened easily) and warm. But for the past 2 days, it was raining so heavily that we almost have no nappies to use anymore. Unless we get one of those dryers otherwise we can easily substitude them with the disposable diapers. Really cannot imagine what it is like if I still live in the past where there are no diapers!

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