
O yes! She has put on weight too! From 6.3kg to 6.7kg, Mummy is now considering enrolling her for Marie France… (Nicole, no more salmon and beef!)
Never underestimate the amazing power of love to change hearts and mindsets. Love can even give fresh inspiration to tackle what seems to be impossible...

This JRT has learnt some actions like pressing the lift buttons, shaking his head when we said No No.. and of cos getting naughtier!
He was having so much fun that nobody could hold him back. In the class, there was an indian boy who was 1 day older than him. He kept going after him. Julian was a sly boy, he first planted a kiss at the boy so the mummy thought he was friendly, next he followed the boy into the tunnel (see pic) and scratched his eye.
He was very active in the class and was crawling everywhere. In the end, the teacher gave him on sticker - MARVELOUS! I think she should give him a "MISCHIEVOUS" instead!
I wish my children Good Health and Long Life! I LOVE U ALL, DARLINGS!
Jie jie loves it so much cos she can get plenty of massages from popo..
Initially I was very afraid of popo cos' I've separation anxiety mah! But I'm coming to get use to the presence of popo now. However Mummy said popo is going back on Friday morning. Haiii...: ( (sigh!)
Popo will always carry me to the lift to press the button which I enjoys alot but 1 thing I dread so much is popo's 大悲咒. She will chant non-stop to mummy about Unique yiyi or Uncle Daniel even when mummy is breast feeding or coaxing me to sleep.
One night (3:30am) I woke up and didn't find mummy beside me, I was very scare and crawled to the toilet to look for her. Popo carried me from behind. I turned around and saw popo - I was shocked! I thought my nightmare has become true! My mummy has turned into popo! I cried hysterically! Luckily, mummy came out from the toilet!
Mummy has gone to Civic Centre to find out about the Playgroup registration. Mummy really can't wait to "dump" this little thing into a playgroup as soon as he is 18m old. Ha ha...Julian has taken his FREE 9 month old developmental assessment in Woodlands Polyclinic today. He was very busy helping himself with all the equipments on the Dr's desk. He didn't crawl BUT he CLIMBED onto the desk and "assisted" the nurse with the stamper, torchlight....
The result of his assessment:-Mummy would like to wish Nicole a very happy birthday and 福如东海,寿比南山. Darling Nicole, what's your birthday wish?
Dear Mummy, can I have more than 1 wish? Hmmm... my wishes are lots of wang wang, no more shower shower and brush teeth teeth, kgai kgai everyday (rain or shine), and finally make didi disappear...Can?
Julian's latest pattern now is he has given up his favourite tutu (pacificer) but he decided he wants Mummy's breast instead. Now he is sucking milk milk for comfort all the time. He has also learnt to pull Mummy's clothes whenever he feels the urge. Mummy is having a hard time weaning him off.
His skill now is not just pull to stand but WALK. He is also pulling open all the drawers and cabinets now. No need to tell Mummy to buy those protective locks. NO USE! cos as long as it uses double sided tape, the Hercule will be able to remove it. So Mummy always have to think of ways to outwit this naughty boy!
Also Mummy has bought naughty Julian "ZAM-BUK" for his bumps and blue-blacks....his 战绩! This JRT is making Mummy goes CRAZY!





He is now trying to grab everything that is within his reach to stand up and walking. So he makes Mummy's world goes upside down. He can now crawl very fast. Rushing to grab his jie jie's drinking bowl, sockets, live wires n etc... Now Mummy is aching all over the place, always trying to pull him back.
Nicole is starring at her bag cos she is figuring out how to take out her "wang wang" Hee hee.....
My PD gave instruction to feed Julian CALPOL SUSPENSION every 6 hourly if fever is above 38 degree Celsius and 4 hourly if it is above 39 degree Celsius.
GP has never mentioned all these so if Mummy sees all the rashes on Julian's face today, Mummy would have rash my handsome son back to the GP again. So the cost of consulting the GP and PD will come to the same or even more ex! (Conclusion: See a PD if you are unsure! Money well spend!)