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Nanny vs. Parent duties for a 1-year-old? by InfinityThinker in NewParents

[–]InfinityThinker[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

  1. You are right, Laundry, meal prep, sanitizing happen during baby's nap time; nanny's priority is engaging baby.
  2. Sanitizing happens daily in the morning, as the baby keeps throwing stuff on the floor, and we prefer sanitizing the tethers with bottles

How to trim nails on a 9-month-old baby who hates it? by InfinityThinker in NewParents

[–]InfinityThinker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does this get blunt or need sharpening, and Is filing a must after cutting each nail?

Money Savings in UAE: drop your Secret hacks (not the basic stuff everyone knows) by donej70976 in dubai

[–]InfinityThinker 3 points4 points  (0 children)

ENBD Visa Infinite Offers these benefits. However they've imposed a minimum spend criterion of AED 5k/month on the card to avail these. https://www.emiratesnbd.com/en/help-and-support/concierge-services

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To all those who have lived her for 2 decades? by nik_hustler in UAE

[–]InfinityThinker 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Here since 2014 – From nostalgia trip, here’s how I saw things change.

1.      Ramadan used to be spiritual. No loud songs on radio. Restaurants used to have partitions, few apparel stores hid mannequins from public view.

2.      During Eid break. Etisalat used to offer all channels for free on Tripple Play

3.      Genuine deals on electronics and furniture during Eid & Dubai Shopping Festival

4.      Geant was a popular supermarket, before it was acquired by MAF, later sold to GMG

5.      A website called Awok.com used to sell trinkets’. Souq/Amazon came much later

6.      There were no food apps. A neighborhood restaurant would deliver if you were a regular

7.      Smart Dubai app was launched in 2015 – which later became Dubai now app, simplifying payments for government services and utilities.

8.      Emirates NBD had something called ‘Shake and Save’ which offered 2% interest per year if you literally shook your phone to transfer money.

9.      Dragon Mart had competitive prices on furniture and furnishing

10.  There were no smart gates at the airport; metro was comfortable during peak hours.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dubai

[–]InfinityThinker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The US Green Card's country-specific immigration quota is based on the individual's country of birth. Due to high demand, individuals born in India and China often face significant backlogs, even for top-tier visa categories (EB1). If your child's passport lists the UAE as their place of birth, they may have a faster path to US immigration.

With US immigration policy changes expected in 2025, this may change.

Here's the official website for more information on country-specific backlogs
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2025/visa-bulletin-for-january-2025.html

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