All for one

Last night, after a pretend stomach ache, I asked Lulu to check my tummy by referring to her as Dr Lulu. She wasn't happy about it and said 'listen to my mouth, I am a MUS-KE-TEER not a doctor!'

Sibuk laa..

Lately, my evenings have been filled with helping Nana on her new project, which can be seen here. As you can see below, Lulu has decided to lend a helping hand as well.

Salam Aidilfitri, Syawal 1429H

Selamat Hari Raya. Minal Aidin Wal Faizin. Maaf Zahir Batin.

The potty pooper

We bought a potty for Lulu almost a month back but we have not been diligent in training her. Only recently we braved the future and embarked on the grand adventure of potty training. Currently, the success rate is low but we hope the end is not too far. It is still early days but we look forward to ending our days of wiping Lulu's rear end soon. Good luck to us!

Who is the super-de-duper pooper? :D

Her potty chart - big stickers for poo-poo and small stickers for pee-pee. By the way, I got Lulu 'Pooh' stickers to keep with the theme. You know.. Pooh/ Poop.. get it??

Moving on..

Our household has been hit by a storm recently. It was a trying time for all of us. We were drained physically and emotionally. Our small unit has been put through the test but alhamdulliah, with the support from our family, we came out stronger. Nevertheless it was a much needed wake-up call. Now that the storm has passed, we are picking up the pieces and moving on with life and love.

Its time to turn over a new leaf.. :)

My little artist

Lulu started scribbling since she was 1 and a half, I think.. I don't really keep track on all these things. Most of the time her medium is crayon. Although we provide her with an endless supply of drawing blocks, our little artist prefer to scribble & doodle on her table top, the floor and our sofa (the walls are still safe for now).

During a recent trip we bought her a small, clip-on Doddle Pro, something to distract her with. As you know, Lulu is always amazed by cats and fishes which means mommy, daddy, bibik, bik sham, mak nana, paksu and in fact just about everybody has to draw cats and fishes over and over and over and over and over again..

While she has been scribbling and doodling for almost seven months now (again, only a guesstimate), nothing she drew ever made sense to me until of course yesterday. I was changing into my baju tidoq and Lulu, trying very2 hard to delay her bed time by doodling, called out to me and said "Mama! Fish!". And so I went to have a look and found the drawing below.. (of course I had to also show my creative side by adding colours to the background). Maklum la mana tumpahnya kuah kalau tak ke nasik? hehehee..

I am glad that I took a picture of her drawing because just when I thought my baby is an absolute Da Vinci genius and asked her to draw fishes again, she drew what looked like a crooked line and said "Aepane mama!", which in human language means "Aeroplane mama"...

The Mek 'Ganus

As always we had a blast visiting the girls. Although Lulu & Iman got into a bit of the push/shove/hit match, I can tell that Lulu tremendously enjoyed her time with her cousins. Look how cute they looked in kaftans. I call them the Mek 'Ganus!