Ya Allah, x sampai seminggu beli mats tue, ummi beli lg.. kali nie RM60 dapat 36 keping. terpaksa sebab awak lasak sangat. so safety skit kalo awak main2 atas mats tue.. xde la awak jatuh benjol2..
ummi ingat nak masak tuk awak la harini.. tunggu yer sayang :)
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
New Blender + Eva Mats :)
23/12/2010 - balik keje aje, ummi tak sabar dah nak tunggu walid balik sebab nak ajak walid g giant nak beli Eva mats awak since awak dah semakin lasak, risau lak awak jatuh2 nanti.. so kene la ummi sediakan protection dari sekarang.
walid sampai kul 8.30, makan2 kul 9.00 kita gerak g giant.. awak nangis2 nak ikut.. mmg la ikut sayang, xkan ummi dan walid nak tinggalkan awak. dalam kete awak tido, sampai aje giant trus bangun.. bukan main lg.
masuk giant trus ummi teringat x belikan lagi awaknya blender. so masuk2 cari blender dlu.. ummi amik jenama Faber aje sayang.. pastu pegi cari mats awak lak.. ada satu jenis, xde choice so terpaksa la ummi amik aje yang tue.. cantik sangat sayang.
sampai rumah ummi excited sangat trus pasang.. cantik sangat sayang.. so main atas nie tau.. atleast kalo jatuh tak sakit... ummi dan walid risau sebab awak dah makin lasak sekarang.. bukan boleh main setempat.. nanti kalo ade duit lebih ummi beli lagi k.. kita penuhkan rumah :)
walid sampai kul 8.30, makan2 kul 9.00 kita gerak g giant.. awak nangis2 nak ikut.. mmg la ikut sayang, xkan ummi dan walid nak tinggalkan awak. dalam kete awak tido, sampai aje giant trus bangun.. bukan main lg.
masuk giant trus ummi teringat x belikan lagi awaknya blender. so masuk2 cari blender dlu.. ummi amik jenama Faber aje sayang.. pastu pegi cari mats awak lak.. ada satu jenis, xde choice so terpaksa la ummi amik aje yang tue.. cantik sangat sayang.
sampai rumah ummi excited sangat trus pasang.. cantik sangat sayang.. so main atas nie tau.. atleast kalo jatuh tak sakit... ummi dan walid risau sebab awak dah makin lasak sekarang.. bukan boleh main setempat.. nanti kalo ade duit lebih ummi beli lagi k.. kita penuhkan rumah :)
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Baby Milestone @7Month
Your 7-month-old's development
Bouncing up and down -- haziq dr 6 bulan dah suka loncat2
Learning to grab -- nie pun masa 6 bulan dia dah pandai tukar2 barang
Teething -- xde gigi lg.. hahahhaa
Testing your authority --
The beginnings of separation anxiety
Recognition skills -- dah tau org nak g jenjalan
Figuring out how objects relate -- dia tau kalau main kat simen hati2.. kalau kat tilam main belasah aje jatuh2
Stimulating toys and games -- banyak tgk tb aje haziq nie, main game kalau dah bosan guna kaki.. hehehhee
Is my baby developing normally? YES for me :)
Bouncing up and down
Your baby can now support some of her weight on her legs, and she loves to bounce. What's more, she's probably able to sit unsupported (which will free her hands for exploring), and she'll turn when sitting to reach a desired object. She may even be able to get into a sitting position from lying on her stomach by pushing up on her arms.
Learning to grab
Your baby's fine motor skills are coming along, too. By now she can probably scoop things up with just one little hand and transfer them from one hand to the other fairly easily. She may also be able to clasp her hands together and sip from a two-handled cup (with your assistance). Before long you'll probably notice the noise level increasing, not only because of your baby's babble, but also because she'll find out how much fun it is to bang objects together.
To encourage fine motor activity, place a toy just out of your baby's reach and watch her try to get it. If she cries because she can't quite get it, keep giving her relaxed encouragement - but not the toy. She's just venting frustration and will become more physically confident more quickly if you don't make everything too easy for her. After a few tries, she'll be able to lean forward to grab it and then straighten herself again. Of course, this will give her ideas, and she'll soon be rocking back and forth on her hands and knees, and may crawl or repeatedly roll over to move about the room. Aid her explorations and mobility by dressing her in loose, comfortable clothes.
Teething
While your baby may already have begun teething (the average age is five or six months, though it can start as early as three months or as late as 12 months), about now you can expect to see the two upper central incisors, then the two lateral incisors. Don't be alarmed if your baby has gaps between some of her teeth; teeth often come through the gums at odd angles, and any spaces commonly disappear after all 20 baby teeth have broken through. Once your baby starts teething, you can expect more drooling and experimenting with sounds as she adjusts to having these strange new things in her mouth.
Testing your authority
By now, you may already have found yourself telling your baby that the telephone is not a toy. Or maybe in your house the reminders revolve around her tossing her rattle in your face. The fact is, at this age your baby may begin testing your authority by refusing to follow your directions or entreaties. When she pushes back, she's not being disobedient or willful - she's just curious and simply can't remember things for more than a couple of seconds at a time. The best tactic is to use a simple no, then distract her.
The beginnings of separation anxiety
If your baby is anxious when she's away from you during the day, her concern will be compounded at bedtime. When she wakes up at night, even for a moment, she'll know you're nearby, and will be vocal about trying to get your attention. You'll feel torn between the strong urge to scoop her up and take her to bed with you and the voices of those who tell you that to do so is to spoil her. Don't worry: it won't hurt to indulge her occasionally - not always - by bringing her into bed with you. When the separation anxiety disappears, you can teach her to sleep by herself again. Of course, if you've opted for the family bed, you'll always be close at night.
Your baby's reluctance to be separated from you may delight you but may also frustrate you at times. In either case, it might help to load a laundry basket with her toys and move it - and her - from room to room so you can get the jobs that need doing around the house done while enjoying each other's company.
Recognition skills
Your baby now actively engages in hiding games and can remember that the jack-in-the-box pops up at the end of the song. She's also able to recognise different tones and inflections, and may burst into tears if you speak harshly.
Figuring out how objects relate
Your baby's beginning to understand how objects relate to one another in three-dimensional space. She may be able to sort toys, grouping items such as blocks by size. And if she admires her reflection in a window, and you suddenly appear behind her image, she's likely to turn and look for you instead of believing that you're in the mirror itself.
If you've noticed that a simple game of peek-a-boo is absolutely fascinating to your baby, it's because she's also starting to understand object permanence and loves games where people or things appear and disappear. In fact, one of the easiest ways to keep a seven-month-old occupied is by hiding an object under a blanket for her to discover.
Stimulating toys and games
Your baby enjoys playing the same game over and over because she likes predictability. In addition to peek-a-boo (see above), try adding classics such as round and round the garden and patta-cake patta-cake to your repertoire.
At this age, babies also tend to gravitate toward stuffed animals, both big and small. Most likely, one will emerge as the favourite security object and will soon be covered in dribble and have to accompany you everywhere. When adding new members to your soft toy collection, look for soft, well-stitched stuffed toys that can be washed. Other good toys include balls, nesting cylinders, pop-up toys and large dolls.
If your baby has a favourite plaything or two, you may start to realise that the expression "as easy as taking sweets from a baby" no longer applies. While it used to be easy to remove things from her grasp, you may now find her protesting loudly when you take toys and other things away.
Is my baby developing normally?
Remember, each baby is unique and meets physical milestones at his or her own pace. These skills are simply a guide to what your baby has the potential to accomplish - if not right now, then shortly.
And if your baby was born prematurely, you'll probably find that it will be a little while before she can do the same things as other children her age. Don't worry, most doctors assess a premature child's development from the time she should have been born and evaluate her skills accordingly
Bouncing up and down -- haziq dr 6 bulan dah suka loncat2
Learning to grab -- nie pun masa 6 bulan dia dah pandai tukar2 barang
Teething -- xde gigi lg.. hahahhaa
Testing your authority --
The beginnings of separation anxiety
Recognition skills -- dah tau org nak g jenjalan
Figuring out how objects relate -- dia tau kalau main kat simen hati2.. kalau kat tilam main belasah aje jatuh2
Stimulating toys and games -- banyak tgk tb aje haziq nie, main game kalau dah bosan guna kaki.. hehehhee
Is my baby developing normally? YES for me :)
Bouncing up and down
Your baby can now support some of her weight on her legs, and she loves to bounce. What's more, she's probably able to sit unsupported (which will free her hands for exploring), and she'll turn when sitting to reach a desired object. She may even be able to get into a sitting position from lying on her stomach by pushing up on her arms.
Learning to grab
Your baby's fine motor skills are coming along, too. By now she can probably scoop things up with just one little hand and transfer them from one hand to the other fairly easily. She may also be able to clasp her hands together and sip from a two-handled cup (with your assistance). Before long you'll probably notice the noise level increasing, not only because of your baby's babble, but also because she'll find out how much fun it is to bang objects together.
To encourage fine motor activity, place a toy just out of your baby's reach and watch her try to get it. If she cries because she can't quite get it, keep giving her relaxed encouragement - but not the toy. She's just venting frustration and will become more physically confident more quickly if you don't make everything too easy for her. After a few tries, she'll be able to lean forward to grab it and then straighten herself again. Of course, this will give her ideas, and she'll soon be rocking back and forth on her hands and knees, and may crawl or repeatedly roll over to move about the room. Aid her explorations and mobility by dressing her in loose, comfortable clothes.
Teething
While your baby may already have begun teething (the average age is five or six months, though it can start as early as three months or as late as 12 months), about now you can expect to see the two upper central incisors, then the two lateral incisors. Don't be alarmed if your baby has gaps between some of her teeth; teeth often come through the gums at odd angles, and any spaces commonly disappear after all 20 baby teeth have broken through. Once your baby starts teething, you can expect more drooling and experimenting with sounds as she adjusts to having these strange new things in her mouth.
Testing your authority
By now, you may already have found yourself telling your baby that the telephone is not a toy. Or maybe in your house the reminders revolve around her tossing her rattle in your face. The fact is, at this age your baby may begin testing your authority by refusing to follow your directions or entreaties. When she pushes back, she's not being disobedient or willful - she's just curious and simply can't remember things for more than a couple of seconds at a time. The best tactic is to use a simple no, then distract her.
The beginnings of separation anxiety
If your baby is anxious when she's away from you during the day, her concern will be compounded at bedtime. When she wakes up at night, even for a moment, she'll know you're nearby, and will be vocal about trying to get your attention. You'll feel torn between the strong urge to scoop her up and take her to bed with you and the voices of those who tell you that to do so is to spoil her. Don't worry: it won't hurt to indulge her occasionally - not always - by bringing her into bed with you. When the separation anxiety disappears, you can teach her to sleep by herself again. Of course, if you've opted for the family bed, you'll always be close at night.
Your baby's reluctance to be separated from you may delight you but may also frustrate you at times. In either case, it might help to load a laundry basket with her toys and move it - and her - from room to room so you can get the jobs that need doing around the house done while enjoying each other's company.
Recognition skills
Your baby now actively engages in hiding games and can remember that the jack-in-the-box pops up at the end of the song. She's also able to recognise different tones and inflections, and may burst into tears if you speak harshly.
Figuring out how objects relate
Your baby's beginning to understand how objects relate to one another in three-dimensional space. She may be able to sort toys, grouping items such as blocks by size. And if she admires her reflection in a window, and you suddenly appear behind her image, she's likely to turn and look for you instead of believing that you're in the mirror itself.
If you've noticed that a simple game of peek-a-boo is absolutely fascinating to your baby, it's because she's also starting to understand object permanence and loves games where people or things appear and disappear. In fact, one of the easiest ways to keep a seven-month-old occupied is by hiding an object under a blanket for her to discover.
Stimulating toys and games
Your baby enjoys playing the same game over and over because she likes predictability. In addition to peek-a-boo (see above), try adding classics such as round and round the garden and patta-cake patta-cake to your repertoire.
At this age, babies also tend to gravitate toward stuffed animals, both big and small. Most likely, one will emerge as the favourite security object and will soon be covered in dribble and have to accompany you everywhere. When adding new members to your soft toy collection, look for soft, well-stitched stuffed toys that can be washed. Other good toys include balls, nesting cylinders, pop-up toys and large dolls.
If your baby has a favourite plaything or two, you may start to realise that the expression "as easy as taking sweets from a baby" no longer applies. While it used to be easy to remove things from her grasp, you may now find her protesting loudly when you take toys and other things away.
Is my baby developing normally?
Remember, each baby is unique and meets physical milestones at his or her own pace. These skills are simply a guide to what your baby has the potential to accomplish - if not right now, then shortly.
And if your baby was born prematurely, you'll probably find that it will be a little while before she can do the same things as other children her age. Don't worry, most doctors assess a premature child's development from the time she should have been born and evaluate her skills accordingly
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Haziq 7 Bulan
08-Disember-2010: today anak ummi n walid dah masuk 7 bulan. Semoga anak ummi menjadi anak yang soleh dan bijak.. amin :) cepat2 jalan sayang, nanti kita g taman k :)
27-Disemeber-2010: Anak ummi makin bijak sekarang, sayang nak hantar awak kat nursery, sebab x tau camne dia layan anak ummi nie. Awak dah makin banyak belajar sekarang.. banyak jatuh pun yer jugak.. budak bijak katekan..
nie milestone anak ummi masa 7 bulan:-
27-Disemeber-2010: Anak ummi makin bijak sekarang, sayang nak hantar awak kat nursery, sebab x tau camne dia layan anak ummi nie. Awak dah makin banyak belajar sekarang.. banyak jatuh pun yer jugak.. budak bijak katekan..
nie milestone anak ummi masa 7 bulan:-
- Awak dah merangkak.
- Awak dah naik walker.
- Awak dah pandai memanjat & jalan paut2
- Awak dah pandai nak ikut jalan (based on tudung ummi)
- Awak dah makin suka tgk iklan. boleh benti nangis sebab nak tgk iklan
- Awak suka bergambar
- Awak dah makan biskut. habis lak tue
- Awak keluar berdua ngan ummi (g kenduri kawen n amik nenek kat bukit jalil). Awak duk diam aje dalam car seat
- Awak suka tegur2 org. peramah sangat anak ummi nie
- Awak suka main air liur n hisap jari kaki (nie dari dlu lagi awak mmg suka)
- Feberet minum air masak dari cawan. makan nak suap sendiri. sebenarnya nak main
ummi & walid sayang awak.. jadi anak yang baik yer sayang..
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