Motherhood

We’re a welcoming ladies-only community where women come together to meet, mingle, and build genuine connections over sweet treats. From waffles and ice cream socials to fun mixers and curated gatherings, this is a space to make new friends, share laughs, and enjoy meaningful moments in a warm, stylish setting. Come solo or bring a friend — leave with great memories and even better company. Entrance fee $5: you may redeem a canned drink or a cup of single scoop ice cream of your choice.

Welcome to the **Momtriarch Coffee Circle**! ☕✨ proudly brought to you by Marian Lactation Boost (MLB) x Willia Estate is here to give you the ultimate mom-time experience and the connection you’ve been craving. **Event Details:** * **Date:** 23 APRIL 2026 * **Time:** 12:30PM - 1:30PM * **Location:** Nan Yang Dao at Bugis Plus * **Entry Fee:** $3 Stepping into our circle means claiming a well-deserved breather from the chaos of parenting. It’s a chance to swap stories, share advice, and lean into the distinct advantage of having a strong community of women behind you. Plus, we’ll share light, stress-free tips on securing your family's financial future while the kids are still young. ✨✨**Door Gift**✨✨ Grab a $5 voucher if you sign-up an account at : *https://we-homes.com/* Plus, if upgrading your home or refinancing is on your current vision board, we’re gifting up to a $200 voucher to help you on your home loan journey *(neither offer requires a minimum spend!)*. It’s simply about empowering you in every aspect of motherhood. **Save Your Seat!** Spaces are limited to ensure everyone gets a chance to connect. **RSVP now for only $3 to reserve your spot** in the circle!

This is a chat session for all moms who have toddlers aged between 18-36, we'll get-together and discuss all the wonderful frustrations we have with our 12 - 36 month tots and how we handle them. I will also share from a psychologist's perspective and books I have been reading, as well as run some role plays, if they are useful. If the below timing does not suit but you are interested in the session, please sign up and suggest alternative times! We'll try and find a time where everyone is available.

\* Please note the change in venue. !Beware of scams & false impersonation! We do not feature new authors or charge a speaker fee but wish you the best. Country: Turkey Written in: 1943 Pages: 192 Still unheard of by many English readers, Madonna in a Fur Coat is long considered to be among the country's top literature in Turkey. Thanks to social media reviews on YouTube and TikTok (BookTok!), it's seen a recent resurgence in popularity. So after you read the book you should be able to find some extra content to feed you before the discussion! Here's a review from [Amazon](https://www.amazon.sg/Madonna-Fur-Coat-Sabahattin-Ali/dp/0241293855) Madonna in a Fur Coat by Sabahattin Ali is a quiet, deeply moving novel that lingers long after you finish reading. The story tells us about Raif Efendi, a man whose past reveals a deep, life-changing love in 1920s Berlin. Through his colleague’s eyes, one can see how people are easily misunderstood. Raif Efendi comes across as unremarkable and distant at first. As the story unfolds, you see the depth of his character. His time in 1920s Berlin, and his connection with Maria Puder form the heart of the story. Alongside him is the unnamed narrator, his colleague and friend, who becomes an important aspect in how we understand and see Raif. At first, the narrator thinks of Raif the same way everyone does, but later his perception shifts. This change adds another layer to the story, making the readers more curious about Raif. The portrayal of love makes the book stand out. It shows how two people can feel deeply for each other and still not be destined to be together. There is no clear reason to blame, which makes the story feel even more real. Raif’s journey feels both heartbreaking and enduring, as he carries his past quietly into the rest of his life. This is a story about love, loss, and the silent weight people carry. \*\*\*\*\* **New to the Hungry Hundred Book Club?** Here's what you need to know: 1. Read the book (If you don't manage to finish it by the meetup date, don't worry. As long as you're not going to be too disappointed by spoilers, you're still welcome to join.) 2. Come to the meeting, usually (but not always!) on the last Sunday of every month. 3. Be prepared to order food/drink at the venue to show our appreciation for letting us use their space. This is a requirement. A lot of time and effort has been put into finding a place that will accommodate our group without an outrageous minimum charge or rental fee, and you'll never be asked to contribute to organiser fees, so please show your respect and support for the restaurant that's letting us use their space. 4. Discuss! It's a casual conversation, so don't be afraid to ask questions and let us know what you think. 5. Starting in May 2026, attendance fees collected will be split 50% towards Meetup platform fees, and 50% donated to the Singapore Book Council (or other Singapore based charitable organisation). Once Meetup platform fees are covered, 100% will be given to charity.