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There are different types of parent support groups that you sometimes need to be on. However, some of these groups can be toxic as this Singapore mum shares.

"It was an accident."

Common (and ridiculous) hoaxes like how drinking water infused with fresh garlic can cure Covid-19 should appear pretty high up on Google as fake news.

Is your teen using Whatsapp safely and responsibly?

Without sufficient human moderators, disturbing content is freely shared on WhatsApp’s groups.

This is a serious threat not to be taken lightly, parents.

Learn how to protect your children.

Find out the different types of WhatsApp group chats mums are guilty of having!

“If you want to know what we are doing, just ask. When you look without asking, it feels as if you don’t trust us.”

Mums these days need to be in the loop. They love to stay connected with other mums and thanks to WhatsApp, they can. But mums you need to be careful about how you communicate with other mums on group chats. Here are basic etiquette rules that you must follow.

Was your baby born in 2012? Join our 2012 babies WhatsApp group! Each of these groups will be divided according to location.

Was or will your baby born in 2014? Come join our WhatsApp group and meet other new mums.