Anyway, we will hold a korean 100 days celebration for Ji Hye...so the date will be on end Jan'10... :)
Saturday, November 21, 2009
21112009....My Dear Sis, Ji Hye, is FULL MONTH OLD!! ^^
Due to Omma's emergency ops on last thursday, we have to cancel Ji Hye's baby shower party which is supposed to be held on today.... Omma felt so guilty that upon she is discharged from hospital today, she rushed back to home and wanted to have a mini celebration for Ji Hye....
Anyway, we will hold a korean 100 days celebration for Ji Hye...so the date will be on end Jan'10... :)
Anyway, we will hold a korean 100 days celebration for Ji Hye...so the date will be on end Jan'10... :)
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
02112009....I am 26 months old....*^^*
By babycentre.com
Did you know that snacks for a toddler may be more of a necessity than a treat? At this age your toddler uses up so much energy — for games and growing — that he may not be able to manage that long gap between lunch and dinner without an energy top-up in-between. Snacks needn't means crisps and sweets though: apples, bananas, flapjacks, fromage frais, a chunk of cheese — all can provide that get-up and go. It's also a good idea to make sure his diet contains plenty of whole grains, beans, fruit and vegetables so that he gets all the nutrients he needs. You'll notice his body shape changing over the next few months too; he'll gradually become more slender as his limbs and torso start to lengthen and his body proportions begin to resemble those of an adult.
Did you know that snacks for a toddler may be more of a necessity than a treat? At this age your toddler uses up so much energy — for games and growing — that he may not be able to manage that long gap between lunch and dinner without an energy top-up in-between. Snacks needn't means crisps and sweets though: apples, bananas, flapjacks, fromage frais, a chunk of cheese — all can provide that get-up and go. It's also a good idea to make sure his diet contains plenty of whole grains, beans, fruit and vegetables so that he gets all the nutrients he needs. You'll notice his body shape changing over the next few months too; he'll gradually become more slender as his limbs and torso start to lengthen and his body proportions begin to resemble those of an adult.
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