Archive for the ‘Ergonomics’ Category
Thursday, July 3rd, 2008
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So you know Caleb fell off the bed. That was last Friday.
Yesterday I got a call from Hot Mummee, telling me that Caleb's fallen again. This time it was because the bouncy hammock spring snapped. Snapped! Can you believe it?
Luckily this happened with Grandma around. Being a manual bouncer, I ...
Posted in A father's POV, Caleb the heir, Ergonomics, Infant development | 5 Comments »
Tuesday, July 1st, 2008
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So he's coming up to 6 months old already. He can prop himself up temporarily and hold his head up, looking for whatever caught his eye earlier, or looking for something to look at.
He's only been able to roll from his back to his front.
Or so we thought.
Last Friday night, ...
Posted in A father's POV, Caleb the heir, Dr Pixie says, Ergonomics, Infant development | 7 Comments »
Friday, June 20th, 2008
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From my immediate post before this, I was given a few ideas for future post topics. The first two look like fun, so I am going to attempt them, the second one first!
Write about your conceptions about being a dad BEFORE you become and what happened after you become a ...
Posted in A father's POV, Caitlin the heiress, Ergonomics, Parenting musing | 5 Comments »
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008
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This is a little-bit-techie post...
You know I like taking photos of the kids. I also like taking videos of them in action: Those first steps, the changing look(s), them in action in the walker / tricycle / simply playing, their vocab, changing the voice.
I sometimes find myself in a ...
Posted in A father's POV, Ergonomics, General, Prequels | 6 Comments »
Thursday, June 12th, 2008
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I was tagged by Moomykin with this interesting one....
Posted in Ergonomics, General | 9 Comments »
Friday, April 4th, 2008
"OHMIGAWD! I crushed her fingers!!!!"
Posted in A father's POV, Caitlin the heiress, Ergonomics | 7 Comments »
Monday, March 31st, 2008
This post is going to make me sound like an an unappreciative you-little-shite-taking-us-for-granted son in law...
Posted in A father's POV, Education, Ergonomics | 5 Comments »
Saturday, January 19th, 2008
I promised a follow-up on what else Caitlin got for Christmas. You will excuse me for getting sidetracked due to the arrival of her younger brother Caleb :)
So here it is :)
Chilling out at Hyde Park while the world was on last minute Christmas eve rush...
Spotted the Christmas pressie?
So I've ...
Posted in A father's POV, Ergonomics | 6 Comments »
Friday, November 2nd, 2007
Since I started blogging I have also started subscribing to & reading other parenting-related blogs, from both mother & father bloggers.
One of the posting-threads I picked up whilst reading was this story at Inside Fatherhood --“Graco thinks dads are stupid”
In short, Inside Fatherhood relayed on how Graco's packaging ...
Posted in A father's POV, Ergonomics | 4 Comments »
Monday, October 29th, 2007
Given my enjoyment in putting this up with Caitlin, & despite it taking as long & as much of my lung capacity as it did, I think I will also enjoy trying out this craft for her.
I have left a message on the author's blog whether I could plagiarise her ...
Posted in A father's POV, Ergonomics | 8 Comments »
Friday, October 26th, 2007
Okay, this is the first review of a product that I am not using / do not own, nor am I getting paid for this!
I came across this, & just knew I had to share my "discovery"!
Before Mummee (& other men) start labelling me as being such a softy:
I do ...
Posted in A father's POV, A toddler's POV, Ergonomics | 5 Comments »
Tuesday, October 16th, 2007
Long weekend. Yayy! I had promised myself that I would do stuff with Caitlin: Go for swims, possibly to the kids gym again, & possibly the following activity- which I did.
Mommee's cousin sister was more interested in watching / imagining Daddee's blowjob (as she put it) than the real intention ...
Posted in Ergonomics | 5 Comments »
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
Reuters: Crib bumpers can do more harm than good
Excerpt:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Soft bumpers meant to prevent babies from bumping or trapping their heads against the hard bars of a crib can strangle or suffocate the infants, U.S. researchers cautioned on Tuesday.
They found reports of at least 27 babies and toddlers ...
Posted in Ergonomics | No Comments »
Friday, September 14th, 2007
We got Caitlin a pair of these chopsticks for beginners.
The rings for the fingers are actually detachable, to swap with the extra rings provided for left-hand use.
A young-family friend of ours (the distributor & importer of these) also has a daughter but almost a year older than Caitlin. ...
Posted in Ergonomics, Food & feeding | 2 Comments »
Thursday, September 13th, 2007
One of the essential items parents of newborns need is a baby monitor.
We got ours from Toys 'R Us, at RM179. It wasn't the cheapest nor the dearest, but we thought it would serve our needs.
Inside the packaging are the baby unit, parent's unit, & an AC adapter. Both units ...
Posted in Ergonomics, Prequels | No Comments »
Monday, September 10th, 2007
Recently I had decided it was time for Caitlin to "move on" to another stage of her young life.
As with all babies & toddlers, all this while we have had to carry her on & off her cot, over the protective barrier that, obviously, keeps her from rolling / falling ...
Posted in Ergonomics, Prequels | 2 Comments »
