Woohoo!… It’s his 7th birthday today. I can still remember his birth my almost painless delivery and throughout the 7 years he has been an active and talkative boy. The only bitter incident that I can never forget is when he has gone missing in the shopping mall when he is only 1 and half years old after he entered the lift all by himself. Seeing his smile again after 15 minutes when the security guard found him on the 2nd floor car park make me wanna cry. What a traumatic experience and I thank God for his protection. I pray that God will strengthen his inner man and that may he has the desire to know Him more. Happy 7th birthday my boy you are a blessing!
Why girl have to sit properly?
Why girl have to wear skirt?(She dislikes wearing skirt)
Why have to sit properly in the car?
Why koko (brother) have to go to school?
Why I cannot write properly?
She can go on and on without her questions being answered and I know I’m gonna miss this moment when she grows up. When the brother is around, it is him who answers her question. Oh… now that I remember I need to ask hubby to check on the stainless steel drums. I know it’s got nothing to do with this post. Have a fruitful day everyone!
We went to the park as early as 7.30 am this morning. It’s Public Holiday today and this plan comes from my boy. The kids were enjoying themselves playing with their bicycle and scooter. I notice today that I have gained weight a little. This is good news to me as I have always wanted to put a bit of weight and no! I don’t need diet pills to go back to my original weight.
Little baby, little one
growing everyday I’m so glad that you are here
Little baby, little one
so good to see little Caleb
so sweet indeed.
He is 8 months old today. Height : 68 cm, Weight : 6.5 kg (under weight). Stand up without support sometimes attempting to walk by himself.
Picture taken when my baby only 1 month old, now he is 6 months.
Tell me, what is half so sweet
As a baby’s tiny feet,
Pink and dainty as can be,
Like a coral from the sea?
Little feet, so rich with charm,
May you never come to harm.
As I bend and proudly blow
Laughter out of every toe,
This pray, that God above
Shall protect you with His love,
And shall guide those little feet
Safely down life’s broader street.
Part of the words excerpted from a poem entitled “Baby Feet” by Edgar Guest 
Like every child, my kids love to play. Whether it’s indoor or outdoor, they’ll grab every opportunity to play. There’s a lot happening during their playtime including knowing down and more. Even that they still continue playing. My kids exclaim “mummy playing is fun” and they really have a fun time playing.
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Credit Smilebox
One little finger, one little finger
One little finger tap, tap, tap
Put your finger up, put your finger down
Put it on your lap, lap, lap
Do you sing to your baby? A baby loves when you sing to them. I love it when they respond with bubbling and cooing sound. It is a fun way to make language come alive for you and your baby.
I was singing to my 6 months old baby the other day and the moment I sing, he starts showing his face and get very cranky. Bad choice of song or maybe my voice not up to his standard…hehe.. Here is his pouting face signaling mummy to stop singing.
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He is 6 months old today. He is crawling, stand up with support, sitting on his own, he loves rollin’ rollin’ and rollin’.
Weight : 6.3 kg
Height : 67.5 cm
Daisy loved to dance. More than anything else she wanted to be a famous ballet dancer. Every night she dreamed of performing in front of a real audience. But today was Daisy’s first lesson at her new dancing school. As she walked into the huge hall, she felt a little worried.
This is her current favorite book. She even sleeps with it, and I have been reading the same book to her repeatedly for the past few days. She woke up this morning saying “mommy can you read”. She loves it when I replace Daisy’s name to hers. I enjoy the reading moment with my little helper at home.
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