關於 this mum runs ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

One or my Top 3 must-haves as a new mum is a UV steriliser! I’ve been using this @upangsg UV steriliser from @jarronsnco for more than a month now, and it’s super easy to use, and extremely convenient! 😍

I literally only use 1 function, the “Auto” function, and I just have to press 1 button (the Start button), and that’s it! The Auto function runs for 40mins (30mins drying process, and 10mins UV sterilising) ✨

The UV lights will rotate too to ensure optimum sterilising of your accessories. There’s a ventilation mode as well to ventilate the steriliser as and when needed! ☺️

Also, this uPang UV steriliser is currently no. 1 in Korea now, and just made its debut in Singapore too! You can literally put anything inside (except for latex items)! 🤩

Sleek, and hassle-free! Totally worth an investment!! Go and check it out now! ❤️

The boy says "I have scars on my forehead, my arm and my leg. Each one happened when I was out with Papa." Well, let's see, it's true he let you scoot into a bush and cut yourself on branches, and also let you fall hard on a coral. Looking back, well, perhaps that is because he lets you try, lets you fail and lets you learn to get back up in life.

The girls love how Papa let them stay up till late at night in Langkawi and armed with fishing nets and headlamps, brought them to hunt for crabs at the beach. They explore, they get wet and dirty, they learn, they bond as father and daughters.

In the last couple of months, we also saw how he upped his game at home, becoming a masterchef, running errands and still taking the kids out for runs in the park. He is also their best playmate and never fails to tickle them with his creative antics, like how he piggybacks them and swings them upside down.

It's no wonder why the kids say this man is their hero and the best Dad in the world. Happy Father's Day to you, dear Papi.

P.S. 孩子的爸，谢谢你多年来支撑这个家，让我们有依靠. Thank you for being a pillar of strength and for supporting my dream of being a stay-at-home mum since Day 1. We ❤ you!

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#dadsarethebest #weloveyou #ilovemypapa #thankfulforyou

The littlest in our family turned FOUR in December last year. Yup, he might be four but this boy still asks me to call him "Baby", clings onto me like a koala, likes to be carried, drinks from a milk bottle, runs to me when he is scared, wets the bed now and then, pronounces some words wrongly yet makes it so cute and in more ways than one, he is still very much my baby boy.

We had a very busy year end because of our mum-and-kids cruise, our family trip to Langkawi and our big group outing to Club Med Bintan. The boy's party happened just a couple of days after we came back home but thankfully, despite a drizzle at the start of the day, it all went well and he enjoyed every moment of it. What is the key to the success of our parties? Well, we keep them cosy and simple.

For his 4th birthday, we decided to go for a Batman theme. Our friends were asking me if he really likes Batman but the truth is I chose it because of his hand-me-down Batman swimsuit which he would be wearing for the poolside BBQ party. Haha. The thing is this boy has no preference for now and he is happy with everything I arrange for him - all he wants to do is play, eat and have fun with his friends and blow out candles on his birthday cake. Yup, I hope he stays so easily contented always. Here's sharing more about his Batman party and all the thing we did!

Hello Youtube Family

Today’s Vlog:
Sick & Emotional,
Fixing the Hair Disaster,
Feeling Guilty
Always a Child at Home,
Dont Trust Feelings,
Worse Dressing Mother

Recent vlogs have been longer haven't they? It's probably to make up for Tim not being around lately hehe. I may have gotten slightly emotional the other day due to a little cold, a little sleep deprivation and (quite a lot) the runs. When Tim's mum got back from holiday, I took the chance to fix my hair disaster at the Tsang household. Was great being able to see my family again. Tim is back on Thursday wohooo! Did these 2 weeks fly by or what? We're debating whether we should pull Isaac out of daycare too. He only goes 2 days a week and somehow, he manages to pick something up each time. The teachers are amazing and he is settling well but I just can't help but feel guilty. Breaks my heart to see him sick all the time.

Also- just a little heads up for you guys. We were originally going to renew our vows in Europe through a kind gesture from a company who offered to sponsor us. We don't do sponsorships often but since it was so meaningful, we gladly accepted. However, we decided to step out in the end due to a slight clashing of opinions as time went by. No disrespect to the company, we understand how they like to operate on a business level but unfortunately we don't think we're the suitable sponsorees they are seeking for. We're still very much happy and excited about being able to finally move into our new home together this month hehe.

Ps. Isaac and I are both feeling a lot better now hehe!! Thank you, guys!!

Love, the Bubz family




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UK-based Malaysian chef Norman Musa returns to his native country in search of the best, locally-grown heritage food.

Heading to the Negeri Sembilan region, south east of Kuala Lumpur, he meets Aunty Aini who runs her own River Cottage-style garden cafe. Taking in the rustic air of the local market and slaughterhouse, Chef Norman's passion for fresh ingredients rekindles his memories of his village childhood when he used to help his parents pick the local herbs and fruits.

Just like he learnt from his late mum, Aunty Aini challenges Chef Norman to re-create her mother's famous Rendang recipe for a family get-together. This reveals the natural talent in him before he concludes his day out with a visit to a local night market, full of vibrancy, colour and of course food!

This edited clip, filmed on location and directed by celebrity Malaysian film director Lina Teoh, is designed as a showreel for a potential TV documentary series.