Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
We headed down to Marina Bay Sands for a look-see on the third day of our Staycation. Funny how that as Singaporeans, we’ve not gone by earlier to check out this absolutely monstrous construction that is supposed to sustain our
Well, even if our stay at the Naumi was only so-so, at least the three of us had a fabulous time exploring downtown Singapore. Hannah wanted to check out all the Christmas trees in the vicinity! Panoramic pictures next!
We thought long and hard about whether to take Hannah out for her first short vacation nearby overseas this month as I’d managed to take a stretch of a few days off work, but barely a fortnight before its start
Me, not her. =( Well, at least Hannah loved the cookies and cream/mango ice-cream cake Ling got me. And she got me the Asus EEE Android tablet. Now I’ve got two tablets and no clue how to juggle between them!
Hannah’s exactly 2.5 years old today! While I’m uncertain too if Ling would agree with me on this – I think we’ve just recently passed the toughest stage of her ‘terrible two’ too. Over the last month, while she seems
The Nex Shopping Mall at Upper Serangooon opened last year, and is a short 10 minute drive from our Rivervale home. It’s also become one of our favorite weekend spots. The place has everything: a huge range of kopitiam-styled, small
Getting Hannah to be potty trained has been a nagging issue at the back of my mind. I know of babies who were potty trained before they turned one while others only mastered it around three to four years old.
Though we’ve been staying here at The Rivervale for five years now, we’ve not gotten a Christmas tree for our home before. The catalyst this year round is Hannah – she’s fascinated with the Christmas tree lights! So, over the
Out of the four mistaken goals in misbehaviour, i.e. undue attention, misguided power, revenge and assumed inadequacy, we have not observed the last two in Hannah so far. *keeping fingers crossed* So, this post is especially for you, Matt. :)
Thanks to her nanny (who is a Cantonese BTW), Hannah grows up with tasty and nutritious Chinese soups for her meals. Ann (our church friend) once commented that it was the simmered soups that Hong Kongers drank daily that gave
My first Christmas gift from my hubby was a beautiful Peranakan cookbook. I was very much a novice at cooking then and hence was intimidated by the great number of ‘strange’ ingredients and unfamiliar steps in most of the recipes
There was a family of four – parents and a young boy and girl – right behind us in the lift at Ang Mo Kio Hub this morning. The mom remarked how cute Hannah looked, and then told her two
Recent comments