Sunday, 11 April 2010
My Iceblock!
I make homemade iceblocks for the kids out of pureed fruit and milk. Aurora prefers plain milk, but Flynn loves banana and pear. Here he is chomping down a very round one. I'd run out of space in the mold and just used a cup. He still thought it was great!
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Sleepy-byes
Saturday, 13 March 2010
Finally
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
Big Steps and Baby Signing
His signing has exploded in the last week. He's been able to sign milk for months, as well as 'hot' and wave hello and goodbye. Now he also signs 'gone', 'aeroplane', 'eat' and 'drink'. I'm sure there are others but they've temporarily slipped my mind.
Flynn is also very good at following directions. He puts his nappies in the rubbish bin, puts his toys away, fetches things, finds Aurora when they play hide and seek.
Flynn is also sounding out new words all the time. Shoe, keys, milk, dangerous, stop... He loves trying out new words.
Big Boy
Rora is 34 months and weighs 13.5kg clothed without shoes. Rora's shoe size is 7 1/2 and that is big for her age.
Flynn has massive big toes, I've never seen toes so big on a baby his age. He's also an extremely relaxed baby, sorry, toddler.
Better
Hair Cut
Aurora's pediatrician requested hair tissue mineral analysis to check for nutrient levels and toxicity. The hair sample required several chunks of hair cut from the roots. I tried to keep the cuts as hidden as possible, but there are still going to be tufty bits. (Right: Rora's wild hair before wash and cut)
While I was snipping, I thought I might trim the rest of her hair.
Oops! Maybe I went a bit overboard! But I'm thinking, short hair is good for Rora, as she can't stand having her hair washed and her head gets very sweaty each night. I think her new short style (left) is going to work perfectly.
Monday, 8 March 2010
Day Off
Sunday, 7 March 2010
Round 2
But Flynn has woken up this afternoon with a high temperture and woeful crying. He ate his dinner amongst tears then threw up all over mom when I gave him neurofen. He seems happier now but I'm guessing that they actually had different viral infections. Daycare, perhaps?
Friday, 19 February 2010
Big Day, well, Night
Tonight at bedtime she asked 'Bo-Bo, mummy?' I told her to check her bag, but she couldn't find it. The clever lass then said 'Oh no! It's at preschool! Oh no!'
'oh dear, at preschool? Let's look for the spare one.'
So we searched the drawers and the cupboards and the dishrack and under the bed, but no Bo-Bo.
'don't worry, Darling,' isaid to her. 'we'll get it next week.'
Then there was one minute of crying, followed by 5 minutes of complaining, then asleep. Phew! Thank Goodness for that.
Bo hasn't had his since Monday, and he doesn't seem bothered at all, which is nice and easy. He's only had his a few months, so he wasn't as attached as Rora.
The reason for the sudden disappearance of the Bo-bo's is because they attended their new daycare on Monday and Tuesday and both of them slept with only their teddies. I figured if they can do it there, no reason for them to have them at home. I had been working up to this day for a few months, gradually losing all the favourites, only allowing Bo-bo's for sleeping, and never allowing them out of the house (unless rora was having an exceptionally bad day). But now that we're on track with her health, no need for Bo-bo's. Yay! Let's hope the the few nights are as easy :)