MUMs for Life - The Deconstructed Mum

What happens when you become a first-time mom far from home? Join us in conversation with Tina Lawenko, who shares her journey of parenthood as an expat in Singapore. "If you cannot get the help that you need, then you work with what you have," she shares, offering honest insights into creating a support system abroad while maintaining strong family bonds across borders. Whether you're an expat parent or just curious about different paths to parenthood, Tina's story shows how to make it work – even when home is oceans away.

The month of October marks Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. It gives us an opportunity to remember and support those whose lives have been deeply affected by the loss of a baby. Listen to this conversation with Mandy Too as she talks about coping with the heartbreaking loss of her twin daughters and how learning to tend to her grief has helped in the healing process.    

Unhappy couples wait an average of six years before getting help, according to psychologist, Dr John Gottman. Listen to this conversation with Lily Kew as she reflects on lessons she learnt after her divorce, her decision to remarry, and being intentional about raising her daughters while running her business. 

Should I become a mother? This is a question many women grapple with. Join us as we delve into the complexities of motherhood with our guest, Jessica Zhuo. She bravely shares her experiences as a reluctant mother and how she navigated her feelings. 

The end of a marriage is often devastating for both the couple and their children. How can we heal and support our children through this process?Join us for a conversation with Jucelyn Ong as she shares her experience with divorce and how she maintained a strong bond between her children and their father.Jucelyn Ong, author of 'Standing Tall Overcoming All,' invites you to learn more about her journey and her book at https://jucelynong.com/.

The most common cancer among women in Singapore is breast cancer. One out of five patients is under 45 years old. Listen to this conversation with Tuminah bte Sujak as she talks about living with cancer and why words of encouragement don’t always help.