Archive for the ‘Food & feeding’ Category
Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
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Moomykin posted a few pics in a post she titled Max The Terror.
After a few comments, we ended up with the idea to safeguard ourselves from the kids when they are grown: To have some insurance to protect us (blackmail?) from them....
So here's mine, posted on the www for ...
Posted in Caitlin the heiress, Food & feeding, Photo opp | 5 Comments »
Monday, June 16th, 2008
You all know how I looooooove feeding Caleb when it's my turn, during the night / wee hours of the morning; and how I looooooove exacting revenge on his bullying antics to his Daddee!
And you all know how I am resisting comparing my two kids and their respective "achievements".
But...
Posted in A father's POV, Caleb the heir, Food & feeding, Infant development, Photo opp | 4 Comments »
Monday, June 16th, 2008
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Just posting a quick follow up on Father's Day celebrations!
Had dim sum lunch with my parents and my two brothers and their families, Hot Mummee shouted!
And dinner with my inlaws here:
Afterwards I asked if Hot Mummee wanted to split the lunch's bill with me- I was surprised she shouted that. ...
Posted in Food & feeding, General | No Comments »
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008
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Aren't toddler / preschool birthday parties fun? Especially when it is held in an "adult" place, served with "adult" food, attended by more adults than kids??
Haha! Not trying to be mean to the parents of Princess T who organised it ;) Princess T and Caitlin have been friends almost ...
Posted in A father's POV, Food & feeding, General, Parenting musing | 3 Comments »
Wednesday, May 21st, 2008
Currently it's Bee Movie. She won't have it any other way. Not Playhouse Disney channel (with a myriad of shows like Bananas in Pj's, Thomas and Friends, Pocoyo), not past faves like Bear in the Big Blue House or Little Einsteins on VCD's.
Anytime we walk through the door, it's ...
Posted in A toddler's POV, Caitlin the heiress, Food & feeding, Parenting musing, Photo opp | 7 Comments »
Monday, May 12th, 2008
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Caleb the Daddee-bully, takes forever drinking his milk. He'd start off all keen; naturally cos he's hungry, then at about 3oz left (we give him 6oz at the moment), he'd start showing less interest and start being distracted.
By distracted, for a 4 month old kid, is: Stop sucking, looking around, ...
Posted in Caleb the heir, Food & feeding, Infant development, Parenting musing, Photo opp | 6 Comments »
Monday, April 7th, 2008
Go on- Ask me how my weekend was.. ask me ask me!
Posted in A father's POV, Food & feeding, General, Parenting musing | 3 Comments »
Monday, February 25th, 2008
Another thing to add to the table of contents for baby manual.
Fundamentals of bottle-feeding a baby
As all parents know, baby-feeding requires not just making sure the teat is filled with milk (ie, baby not sucking in air) but also that baby needs to be burped occasionally.
Caleb falls asleep halfway ...
Posted in A father's POV, Food & feeding, Parenting musing | 5 Comments »
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
For some reason, Caitlin seems to be having bad dreams again lately.
I would have thought given we are all back home now for a few weeks already, and also with the Chinese New Year festivities since then being a positive distraction, that she shouldn't have anymore real reasons to be ...
Posted in A father's POV, Food & feeding | 2 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 »
Saturday, August 18th, 2007
We have been fortunate & grateful that Caitlin, from about 5 months old, would be knocking off to sleep between 9-10pm, & would not wake till about 8am. She is 2 years 8 months now.
As she is a little older now & as-if-grown-up-ly allowed to stay up a little later, ...
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