Roll 2 ways - from back to tummy

At 189 days old, Oliver can roll from back to front. Although he isn't keen to be put on his tummy. He hates it and will cry if he isn't being helped.

Chicken Feet lick'in Good

Nothing beats the good sensation of sucking his cold little toes especially when Oliver is teething now.

Oliver learns languages

This is the very rare moment at home when Oliver watches the Einstein Language Nursery with such intensity. It is usually Boon Heng who enjoys watching it. Grateful that Aileen passes me the Einstein Language Nursery and Musical Journey. I can finally be handsfree for a while.

Sucking thumb and lifting head 90c

At 126 days old, he put his little thumb into his mouth and is delighted by it. Oliver can lift his head 90 degrees when placed on his tummy.

Holding rings with both hands

At 100 days old, Oliver can coordinate his hand movement by holding ring with both hands.

Oliver Speaks!

Oliver is a pretty amazing baby. He speaks at 88 days old when I show him the flashcard with a picture of black and white heart. "Heart" he mimics after me(28 Feb 07); "Round", "Hello" and "You are right" when he is 89 days old (1 Mar); "Hello" on 90th day (2 Mar); "Rectangle" on 91th day (3 Mar); "Triange" on 92th days (4 Mar); "Square" on 97th day (9 Mar); "Night mode" on 99th day (11 Mar) which he mimic after our house alarm announces "night mode".

Are we a bunch of crazy parents?

I was introduced to the Glenn Doman's programme on baby education by friend Caroline. Glenn Doman began pioneering the field of child brain development in 1940. He founded the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential in 1955 and work with brain-injured children. Their belief:

- The human brain actually grows by use and this growth is virtually complete by six years of age.
- Tiny babies wond rather learn than do anything else.
- Tiny children think that the most precious gift (toy) in the world is the undivided attention of an adult, preferably Mom or Dad.
- The greatest teaching team in history is that of parent and child.
- Parents can teach a baby absolutely anything which they can present in an honest and factual way.

Thus, as a bunch of crazy parents, we share our cost and purchase the Math and English flash cards for our baby. This photo is taken after the Glenn Doman's workshop.

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