Hi Brenda,
Thanks for all the info! Yup, I definitely need the contact for rental of LCD/plasma! Can sms me??? Thanks dear!
By the way, how you doing your montage huh? I only know how to use powerpoint slides leh.... Haiz. Afraid it will turn out not very professional..... Man, there are over 2000 photos of Clarence so far! To sieve through them really no joke.... Must get down to work soon. Clarene's birthday is in 3 weeks' time! Stressed.
By the way, Arianne looks so happy at the JG class!
By the way, you know of this Kinder Dental at Paragon 7th floor? Your PD is there right? You know whether that dental clinic is good or not? I passed by the Kinder CLinic last week on my way to Shenton Medical Clinic (for Clarence's 2nd booster shot of the flu vaccine), and the Kinder Clinic is darned packed whereas the Kinder Dental is empty.... So not sure whether empty = no good??? But I am keen to follow HPB's recommendations and bring Clarence to a dentist before he turns one leh. So thought that finding a dentist that specialises in children and babies will be good.
Hi Buttons,
You are fantastic! You clean J's teeth every night! I am a thoroughly lazy mom. Clarence will fall asleep after each milk feed, and I will not bother to clean his teeth (very very bad....) cos I am afraid that will wake him up and he will be darned grouchy.
Just saw your email... Haiz, darned busy the whole day.... will reply you next week.
You have a great weekend yah?
Hi emoments,
Dun think that our babies can drink Yakult or Vitagen yet leh. In the first place both drinks are full of added sugar, artificial flavourings and what not.... Maybe it's good to wait???
Don't worry about Dylan being bogay. Read somewhere that the first teeth can sometimes take up to 14-15 months to emerge! Gosh. But it is also interesting to note that milestones such as teething, and even walking, are genetically linked! (Read this from the book "What to Expect - The First Year) As the authors claimed, the rate at which your baby takes his/her first steps or teethe are linked to how fast his/her parents achieve the same milestones. So there really is no cause for worry.
Hi Edksd,
Am about to pack up to go home, but decided to research on male circumcision in some medical journals. I have posted the links here just in case you wish to read up.
Maybe it's good to wait a while first, if you are really keen, as I remembered also reading a couple of years back on the risks which blessedmommy shared above. Infant circumcision really carries a much higher risk cos it really relies heavily on the judgement and skill of the surgeon, in not cutting away too much foreskin as the baby is still experiencing a significant growth spurt at this stage. Just my 2 cents'.
http://www.circumcision.org/studies.htm
http://www.eskimo.com/~gburlin/mgm/facts.html