Tzer Jing

Since I become a mum in 2008, life has been filled to the brim, everyday, with duties to be fulfilled as a mum, a wife and when I am at work, duties to be fulfilled as a committed employee. While I totally enjoy being a mum to my 2 little darlings and to be a hardworking home maker, I often leave no time for myself. My family is my top most priority. Everything else has to wait, including my work.

My husband often jokes that what would we need a PhD from Cambridge to raise 2 children (he is suggesting it is more justifiable if we were to have more children, thanks but no thanks)? I would reply that being a mum is from the bottom of the heart, regardless of your education background or whatsnot. It takes more than a village to raise a child, don't we agree on that.