Chap 06: At Home With Aishah
After I delivered I was kinda thankful for the 4 months maternity leave and of course the 2 weeks of paternity leave for the hubs. There is so much to do when a… Continue reading
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Chap 05: Happy 1 month!
9 August 2018 On the 7th of August Aishah turns 1 month! It has been an eventful one month but never a day passes by without us smiling at our bundle of joy.… Continue reading
First Eid with Aishah
22 August 2018 We celebrate EidulAdha today. We had no plans because Aishah is only 1 month old and I did not really want to bring her out and expose her to the… Continue reading
Chap 04: ‘Tahnik’ and hair cutting ceremony
21 July 2018 Today we will be doing the hair cutting ceremony for Aishah. Traditionally, it is highly recommended to shave the baby’s hair after birth as it is believed that the hair… Continue reading
Chap 03: Thank you family and friends
16 October 2018 As soon as Aishah was born, we received a whole lot of messages from family and friends who wanted to come over and see the mummy baby. Le hub’s side… Continue reading
Chap 02: Entering motherhood
8 July 2018 So by 3 am of the 7 July I started to feel the contractions at 30 minutes interval. It was painful but bearable. I was soooo hoping the baby will… Continue reading
Eid Mubarak 2018 (Part 3)
23 June 2018 We were scheduled to visit the mum’s in law place today. The challenge this year being married is that we need to divide and plan our time well to do… Continue reading
Eid Mubarak 2018 (Part 2)
16 June 2018 On second day of Eid usually my parents will not go visiting as they are usually too exhausted from entertaining guest on the first day. The plan was to go… Continue reading
Eid Mubarak 2018 (Part 1)
15 June 2018 I was looking forward to Eid this year simply because I was able to fast for the entire month alhamdulilah! Feeling tired and heavy in this third trimester, I am… Continue reading
BAITULMAQDIS UMRAH CHAPTER 18: Goodbye Mecca, may we meet again
20 December 2016 We are due to leave Mecca today. Once here, one can’t help but to mourn before leaving. This place here, is so sacred and close to our hearts. Being here… Continue reading