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Re: Food strike
I've gone thru that phase recently. The problem resolved itself after i changed my menu. This lazy mummy always gave either ngor he or chicken porridge, with similar cooking styles. So much so that my boy started to reject fish porridge last week. Sometimes when i'm in the mood, will make tomato alphabet pasta, but that's at most once a week.
So i found and experimented with new recipes, and he started eating as usual again. Imagine if we adults had to eat the same thing for the last few mths, we'll get sick of it sooner or later.
Is Reanne eating her cereals? I think cereals are quite comprehensive in its nutrients (with added fruit and BM/FM), so if she misses out on her porridge, it won't be that bad if she still takes her cereals.
<font color="ff0000">Walking & talking</font>
Aiden is walking like a pro now (loves to climb the staircase at my parents' place), but not talking much. Limited vocabulary - mum, geez, and the usual baby babble. Those mummies whose babies have not started to walk/talk, rem that they are individuals and just let them develop at their own pace.
<font color="ff0000">Gymboree</font>
Brought Aiden to Gymboree trial class at Harbourfront last Sunday. He enjoyed the gym equipment very much, but did not pay much attention to the coordinator at all. He had to be "forced" to join in the activities, and if left on his own, he just wandered off to explore the tunnels and slides.
When it came to the section when the coordinator brought out a tub of toys for the babies to choose from, he snatched the biggest and most popular toy of all - the tambourine - and hogged it most of the time. And worst.... he hit another baby's head with it.... I was so apologetic and embarrassed! And later on, he went to pull another baby's hair out of the blue.... I did not know what to say to the baby's mommy, except to apologise profusely
We did not sign up in the end cos we decided he needed a class which enforces discipline! So we thinking of GUG.
<font color="ff0000">Cheers</font>
How was the GUG trial class? What programs did they have?
Re: Food strike
I've gone thru that phase recently. The problem resolved itself after i changed my menu. This lazy mummy always gave either ngor he or chicken porridge, with similar cooking styles. So much so that my boy started to reject fish porridge last week. Sometimes when i'm in the mood, will make tomato alphabet pasta, but that's at most once a week.
So i found and experimented with new recipes, and he started eating as usual again. Imagine if we adults had to eat the same thing for the last few mths, we'll get sick of it sooner or later.
Is Reanne eating her cereals? I think cereals are quite comprehensive in its nutrients (with added fruit and BM/FM), so if she misses out on her porridge, it won't be that bad if she still takes her cereals.
<font color="ff0000">Walking & talking</font>
Aiden is walking like a pro now (loves to climb the staircase at my parents' place), but not talking much. Limited vocabulary - mum, geez, and the usual baby babble. Those mummies whose babies have not started to walk/talk, rem that they are individuals and just let them develop at their own pace.
<font color="ff0000">Gymboree</font>
Brought Aiden to Gymboree trial class at Harbourfront last Sunday. He enjoyed the gym equipment very much, but did not pay much attention to the coordinator at all. He had to be "forced" to join in the activities, and if left on his own, he just wandered off to explore the tunnels and slides.
When it came to the section when the coordinator brought out a tub of toys for the babies to choose from, he snatched the biggest and most popular toy of all - the tambourine - and hogged it most of the time. And worst.... he hit another baby's head with it.... I was so apologetic and embarrassed! And later on, he went to pull another baby's hair out of the blue.... I did not know what to say to the baby's mommy, except to apologise profusely
We did not sign up in the end cos we decided he needed a class which enforces discipline! So we thinking of GUG.
<font color="ff0000">Cheers</font>
How was the GUG trial class? What programs did they have?