aloevera08
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miemie: same here.. maternity bottoms. i have some stretchable bottoms though. so i'm still wearing those. cos i dont have to wear formal for work.
actually i think for tops, doesnt have to be maternity.. as long as its not too tight it should do a pretty good job. some of those korean fashion tops are quite nice too..
xoxo: how about diving suits? haa.. sorry dunno of better idea for ur swimming session. just thought maybe diving suits can at least cover everything?
anyway, i was pretty impressed with hb yesterday. we were at a friend's place chilling out. and our friend as a 2+yo son. as they just bought him a new pair of barney sandals yesterday, he was quite excited about it and wanted to wear it at home.
then when he was supposed to keep the shoes, he didnt want to and insist on someone wearing the shoes for him. so my hb was there and he tried to get him to put the new shoes away. so happened thatthe boy has a pair of barney home slippers. so my hb too that pair of slippers and tried to distract the boy.
i was sitting on the other side observing. and to my horror/surprise, my hb was trying to explain y he should wear the slippers and not the shoes. so he told the boy "see.. the slippers not so slippery on the floor, but the shoes are..." and he showed the boy the difference between the two.
after about 10mins of explanation, the boy finally took in my hb's words and wore the slippers, with excitement!!
so y was i impressed? if i were my hb, i would be very stern and told the boy that shoes are to be worn outside of house, not inside. only can wear slippers inside. then take away the shoes, put in the cabinet and then get him excited to wear the slippers. short and sweet. haha.. at least this works on my neice and nephews lah. save a lot of trouble explaining. and not knowing whether they actually understand your cheem explanation about the science behind friction.
but my hb did it with him and it worked lah. so i was impressed. hahhaa....
what do u all think? my opinion is that its more effective to be straight forward with the child, rather than explaining so much cos he might not understand and he might not remember the explanation the next time. how do you mothers who already got at least one child do it?
actually i think for tops, doesnt have to be maternity.. as long as its not too tight it should do a pretty good job. some of those korean fashion tops are quite nice too..
xoxo: how about diving suits? haa.. sorry dunno of better idea for ur swimming session. just thought maybe diving suits can at least cover everything?
anyway, i was pretty impressed with hb yesterday. we were at a friend's place chilling out. and our friend as a 2+yo son. as they just bought him a new pair of barney sandals yesterday, he was quite excited about it and wanted to wear it at home.
then when he was supposed to keep the shoes, he didnt want to and insist on someone wearing the shoes for him. so my hb was there and he tried to get him to put the new shoes away. so happened thatthe boy has a pair of barney home slippers. so my hb too that pair of slippers and tried to distract the boy.
i was sitting on the other side observing. and to my horror/surprise, my hb was trying to explain y he should wear the slippers and not the shoes. so he told the boy "see.. the slippers not so slippery on the floor, but the shoes are..." and he showed the boy the difference between the two.
after about 10mins of explanation, the boy finally took in my hb's words and wore the slippers, with excitement!!
so y was i impressed? if i were my hb, i would be very stern and told the boy that shoes are to be worn outside of house, not inside. only can wear slippers inside. then take away the shoes, put in the cabinet and then get him excited to wear the slippers. short and sweet. haha.. at least this works on my neice and nephews lah. save a lot of trouble explaining. and not knowing whether they actually understand your cheem explanation about the science behind friction.
but my hb did it with him and it worked lah. so i was impressed. hahhaa....
what do u all think? my opinion is that its more effective to be straight forward with the child, rather than explaining so much cos he might not understand and he might not remember the explanation the next time. how do you mothers who already got at least one child do it?