Baby talk: Here’s how much I regret (or don’t regret) skipping these popular pregnancy trends, Lifestyle News

Pregnancy is full of challenges, but I didn’t expect how hard it would be to separate wants and needs, especially once I got sucked into the “pregnant mums subculture” in Singapore.  I put that in air quotes because it’s the closest I’ve come to describing the vortex of kiasu-ness and consumerism that convinced me that…

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Baby talk: Here’s how much I regret (or don’t regret) skipping these popular pregnancy trends, Lifestyle News

Pregnancy is full of challenges, but I didn’t expect how hard it would be to separate wants and needs, especially once I got sucked into the “pregnant mums subculture” in Singapore.  I put that in air quotes because it’s the closest I’ve come to describing the vortex of kiasu-ness and consumerism that convinced me that…

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Baby talk: Here’s how much I regret (or don’t regret) skipping these popular pregnancy trends, Lifestyle News

Pregnancy is full of challenges, but I didn’t expect how hard it would be to separate wants and needs, especially once I got sucked into the “pregnant mums subculture” in Singapore.  I put that in air quotes because it’s the closest I’ve come to describing the vortex of kiasu-ness and consumerism that convinced me that…

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Baby talk: Here’s how much I regret (or don’t regret) skipping these popular pregnancy trends, Lifestyle News

Pregnancy is full of challenges, but I didn’t expect how hard it would be to separate wants and needs, especially once I got sucked into the “pregnant mums subculture” in Singapore.  I put that in air quotes because it’s the closest I’ve come to describing the vortex of kiasu-ness and consumerism that convinced me that…

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Baby talk: Here’s how much I regret (or don’t regret) skipping these popular pregnancy trends, Lifestyle News

Pregnancy is full of challenges, but I didn’t expect how hard it would be to separate wants and needs, especially once I got sucked into the “pregnant mums subculture” in Singapore.  I put that in air quotes because it’s the closest I’ve come to describing the vortex of kiasu-ness and consumerism that convinced me that…

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GenZs who don’t pay their parents’ bills

For a majority of Kenyans in their 40s, 50s or 60s, sending money back home is almost a non-negotiable duty. Once they start earning, they take over the financial burden of paying their parents’ bills, be it hospital, food, or buying a new mobile phone. However, a new generation is emerging that has no qualms about…

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