"How I Trained My Maid To Look After My Baby"" - Singapore Mums Share Their Tips

Your maternity leave ends soon – who will take care of your baby? If you don’t have parental support or don’t like the idea of infantcare centres, you’ll probably end up hiring a domestic helper. The thought of having to train your maid to take care of your baby can be daunting - entrusting your precious one to a total stranger can be a nerve-racking experience, but there’s a lot you can do to ease the transition.

Here, mums with young kids share how they prep their maids.

Text: Young Parents/ Photos: 123RF

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