Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
02072009....HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY DEAREST POPO! *^^*
Today is my dear Popo's birthday...Omma took leave to company us today.
So we went to Swenson for simple lunch.... got free ice cream as is Popo's actual day....
This is only PART 1 of the day..... later we are going to Shangri-la for dinner buffet...
So now i am going to take my afternoon nap so that later evening can go out again! Yupee!! ;P
Dear Popo,
Happy Birthday To You!!! May all your wishes come true.....
I love you forever :D
Love,
Princess Ji Eun

So we went to Swenson for simple lunch.... got free ice cream as is Popo's actual day....
This is only PART 1 of the day..... later we are going to Shangri-la for dinner buffet...
So now i am going to take my afternoon nap so that later evening can go out again! Yupee!! ;P
Dear Popo,
Happy Birthday To You!!! May all your wishes come true.....
I love you forever :D
Love,
Princess Ji Eun
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
02072009.....I am 22 months old liao.... so fast ;P
22 month old www.babycentre.com
Does your toddler insist on climbing into his own car seat or pull things out of your hand? He'll fight harder now than ever to explore the world on his own terms. Strong opinions and rigidity are hallmarks of toddlerhood. You can avoid a tug of war by respecting your toddler's preferences and giving in on the little things. Letting him choose which jam to use on toast or which pyjamas to wear to bed will give him the sense of control he craves. The secret is to give him only options that are acceptable to you. That doesn't mean you should become a pushover to prevent tantrums. It's important that you make it clear that some things — like behaviours that affect safety — are not up for negotiation
Does your toddler insist on climbing into his own car seat or pull things out of your hand? He'll fight harder now than ever to explore the world on his own terms. Strong opinions and rigidity are hallmarks of toddlerhood. You can avoid a tug of war by respecting your toddler's preferences and giving in on the little things. Letting him choose which jam to use on toast or which pyjamas to wear to bed will give him the sense of control he craves. The secret is to give him only options that are acceptable to you. That doesn't mean you should become a pushover to prevent tantrums. It's important that you make it clear that some things — like behaviours that affect safety — are not up for negotiation
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