Archive for October, 2008
I am not that kind of person who is thrilled by Halloween. A lot of years I simply forgot this holiday. But this year’s Halloween means different to me, because I have DD. This morning I dressed DD with the cute Halloween costume with a lovely pumpkin and “my first Halloween” on the front. Today [...]
The year of 2008 | 
October 31, 2008 1:04 pm | 
Comments (0) I always think health is the biggest wealth a mother can give to her baby (see Health vs wealth). I never realized my own health actually is also critically important to my baby until I read a story online about a single mother. This mother used to work as a secretary for a real estate [...]
healthy living for baby | October 24, 2008 11:47 am | Comments (0) Generally speaking, most babies begin to follow an object in a full 180-degree arc, from one side to the other, by three months. I noticed DD could follow a rattle by the end of her second month. She discovered her own hands as the most fascinating tools she could use. Her body also became stronger [...]
Baby Training | October 14, 2008 11:30 am | Comments (0) Healthiness, both in physics and mentality, is the biggest wealth parents can give to their child. It determines whether the child’s future will be poor, average, or optimal. It lays the foundation for the child’s education. Think about a student who always gets sick or is mentally retarded, his quality of studying will surely be [...]
Healthy eating for baby | October 7, 2008 1:54 pm | Comments (0) During month three, DD discovered her own hands as the most fascinating tools she could use. She began to pick up things with her fingers and tried to put them close to her mouth and licked them. She began to explore this world with her little cute mouth.
Baby's Growth | October 1, 2008 1:17 pm | Comments (0) 
