06/10/2026
With the recent haze and poor air quality in Singapore, many of us have been feeling the effects — and Jes is one of them.
So yesterday, CEO Swifty decided that a little staff welfare was in order. 😂
No meeting.
No KPI.
No “please rest and come back tomorrow.”
Instead…
CEO Swifty ordered Jes a warm bowl of bird's nest. 🐦🥣💗
Because sometimes, when our people are feeling under the weather, a little warmth and care goes a long way.
That unexpected bowl of warm bird's nest apparently warmed her heart and sweetened her dreams. 🥹💕
🌿 Why bird's nest is traditionally enjoyed when we're feeling under the weather
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, edible bird's nest has traditionally been associated with “nourishing/moistening the lungs,” soothing the throat, helping with phlegm and easing cough.
Modern research has identified proteins, glycoproteins and other bioactive components in edible bird's nest, with laboratory research exploring antioxidant, immunomodulatory and antiviral properties. However, there isn't strong clinical evidence that bird's nest can treat haze-related cough, asthma, infection or lung disease.
So for us, it's not a medicine.
It's simply a comforting little bowl of goodness when someone isn't feeling their best. ❤️
And perhaps a reminder that behind every groom, every bunny, every boarding stay and every long day at Enchanté…
we need to take care of our humans too. 🥰
Thank you, CEO Swifty.
Jes slept with a little sweeter heart last night. 🐦💤💗
Enchanté Furries — where the bunnies get pampered, and occasionally the humans do too. 😆🐰
P.S. If you are experiencing significant breathing difficulty, wheezing, chest tightness or worsening symptoms during haze, please don't rely on bird's nest — seek medical advice and minimise exposure to the haze.
