More Titbits About Zerlynde
Ah Ma: Call me.........
Zerlynde: Siew Chen
Mummy: [Handing Zerlynde her bottle of milk]
Zerlynde: Thank you, mummy
Everytime she sees her baby brother crying, Zerlynde asks me to go "pau ti ti"
Daddy's handphone ringing tone is set to the song of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" and his daily alarm tone to Ronan Keating's "When You Say Nothing At All". A few nights ago, I deliberately played these 2 pieces of songs at bedtime for Zerlynde. She looked at me with a hint of recognition, immediately sat up and said excitedly "Papa's handphone, papa's handphone".
In the Classical Baby Art DVD baby programme, there is one part where the main character, a baby in diapers, tries his hand at painting. He uses a brush to apply the various colours haphazardly onto a piece of paper, then mixes up the colour using his palms, ending with a brush against his forehead with his palm and leaving a trace of green there. Zerlynde does exactly the same thing sometimes when she is doing her colouring, except, instead of paint, she uses crayons. It's funny to see her rubbing her forehead with her palm with the imaginary paint and then cries out in disgust "dirty, dirty".
Zerlynde loves to sit on a bolster and pretend that it is a horse. I asked her earlier, "What colour is the horse?" She answered "Red Horse"
Zerlynde: Siew Chen
Mummy: [Handing Zerlynde her bottle of milk]
Zerlynde: Thank you, mummy
Everytime she sees her baby brother crying, Zerlynde asks me to go "pau ti ti"
Daddy's handphone ringing tone is set to the song of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" and his daily alarm tone to Ronan Keating's "When You Say Nothing At All". A few nights ago, I deliberately played these 2 pieces of songs at bedtime for Zerlynde. She looked at me with a hint of recognition, immediately sat up and said excitedly "Papa's handphone, papa's handphone".
In the Classical Baby Art DVD baby programme, there is one part where the main character, a baby in diapers, tries his hand at painting. He uses a brush to apply the various colours haphazardly onto a piece of paper, then mixes up the colour using his palms, ending with a brush against his forehead with his palm and leaving a trace of green there. Zerlynde does exactly the same thing sometimes when she is doing her colouring, except, instead of paint, she uses crayons. It's funny to see her rubbing her forehead with her palm with the imaginary paint and then cries out in disgust "dirty, dirty".
Zerlynde loves to sit on a bolster and pretend that it is a horse. I asked her earlier, "What colour is the horse?" She answered "Red Horse"
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