The Friendship Award

I received this friendship award from my new friend, sweet Chesteney over at Decaffeinated. Do pay her blog a visit for some really nice fashion update for cute little girls (like me?)! Thanks dear Chesteney for thinking of me when you handed this award.

The rules for this award:

* Copy the badge and put it on your blog.
* Link back to the one who passed this tag to you.
* Spread this tag to at least 7 bloggers or more who you think you are friends with.

I would like to award this tag to some of my mommy blogger friends:

Mommy Kikamz of Just About Anything
Mommy Enchie of Sweet Nothings
Mommy Umma of Spices of Life
Mommy Cookie of Cookie's Corner
Mommy Iceah of Chicken Heart
Mommy Niko of Niko's Blog
Mommy Shydub of Simple Happy Life
Tita Babette of Definitely MAYBE!
Mommy Mira of A Moment to Exhale

I know some you have already received this award but as they say, "it is sweeter the second time around."

Hugs!

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A Delightful Thing

Last night, while playing with my Mommy, I was finally able to clap my hands on my own. Mommy has been singing "Clap your hands" to me for ages and she was so happy that I can finally do it on my own! And I am so happy too! I find clapping to be a very delightful thing to do that I do it every so often! Hearing my own hands make those clapping sounds just delight me so!

Here's a short video of my clapping milestone. Hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed doing it!

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A Few Hair Then and A Few Hair Now

Here are a few of photos when I was still kalbo (not much hair or hairless). You can really see the transformation from when I was still very small until today. I still don't have that mane of hair but I am improving... Hehe! :D

L: My first photo on my bornday! February 28th.
I do have some hair here, don't I?

R: My passport photo... taken when I was a few weeks old.

L: Don't cha wish your girlfriend was NOT like me? Hehe!
One month old me in my model pose!
R: So sleepy at 2 months. I used to have a hammock then...

L: Minnie Mouse me at 3 months. We just got home from Disneyland here.
R: Oblivious to the crowd and still a baby... Disney Castle awaits!
Must have my photo taken first!

L: A smile after receiving God's blessings on my 4th month here on earth.
R: My first summer donning my yukata at 5 months old.
It was really hot last August!

I've got some hair already here. Very fine strands just like my Dad when he was a kid.

L: Learning to drive F1 at 6 months. Dad is teaching me how!
R: With my Daddy in Zoorasia! I just saw the penguins
that's why I looked so happy here.

And my hair is now visible!

L: Hooded and happy at 7 months still.
R: Just recovered from my colds at 7 months.

And the rest is history... Don't you think that I have got more hair now? ;D

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Holding Them Myself

Mommy Niko over at Lover Mushroom raised the question "When do babies learn to hold their bottles?"

My answer is:
I learned to hold mine way back when I was six months old. I did it for the first time when we visited Zoorasia. It was summer and it was too hot. I was afraid Mom and Dad would take it away and drink it themselves. I was too thirsty then that I want to have the bottle of milk all too myself... But THAT was the first and only!

Holding my bottle for the first time at 6 months while strolling Zoorasia.

Me so tiny and kalbo (bald)... Hihihi!

Three months later, I rediscovered the fascination of holding my feeding bottle. I was nine months old then. Mommy was so delighted to see me holding my bottle on my own again and thought that she could do something else while I'm feeding. But she was wrong.

Please forgive the mess at the back! Mommy hasn't cleaned up yet!

I like my milk warm and I love drinking it cradled in Daddy's arms...
even if I'm in an awkward postion!

See, I can hold it all right. But it's just not the same as
Mommy holding it for me.

I don't like holding my bottle as much because Mommy would leave me alone if I hold my bottle. So what I do so that I don't hold it anymore each time I feed even if I know how... I like drinking my milk in her arms you see... And looking up at her round face making funny expressions. Hihihi! Mommy would then say, I am too lazy. Oh no, I am not! I just want her by my side.

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