Monday, February 16, 2009
11mth Old Rashma
Mum find it something new as i can really climb the stair case and guess what I will shout Amma Amma and proudly will say something (as if i have achieved something) then mum will reply yes dear you have make it ..good ..but mum will never allows me to clim often as she worried for my safety.She really can run after me as she is expecting my sister (6mth) the best person is my poor grandma(Ammama) who will be scholded and have to be around me all the time to make sure that im, safe and fine..
10mth Old Rashma
Im starting to working on walking this month, holding on to whatever I can to help me cruise through the house. To keep me safe, Ammamma (grandma) make sure that I secure freestanding TV rack, lamps, and other unstable furniture that might tumble when I grabs it. Mum leave me feet bare too - so that'll help me keep my balance as I takes those first stumbling steps.
Mum said that words or word-like sounds may now be spilling out of from me. When I chatters at anyone, mum just chatter right back. She said that she will translit those words i said into a simple understanding and will say "Yes darling you are right..Good ..Correct..Yes, that is your bot-tle." She said that I probably understands a lot more than she realise, so mum can keep up her side of the conversation by describing daily activities as she does them, reading to me and singing songs.
The good news: around this stage, I am probably perfecting the thumb-and-finger pincer grasp, an essential element of developing my co-ordination. The bad news: Mum and Ammama have to be extra careful not to leave small things that I could choke on lying around the house. Mum always scold and argue with Ammama for not cleaning the house more often as I lve to pick up thing and put it onto myu mouth.
Mum said that words or word-like sounds may now be spilling out of from me. When I chatters at anyone, mum just chatter right back. She said that she will translit those words i said into a simple understanding and will say "Yes darling you are right..Good ..Correct..Yes, that is your bot-tle." She said that I probably understands a lot more than she realise, so mum can keep up her side of the conversation by describing daily activities as she does them, reading to me and singing songs.
The good news: around this stage, I am probably perfecting the thumb-and-finger pincer grasp, an essential element of developing my co-ordination. The bad news: Mum and Ammama have to be extra careful not to leave small things that I could choke on lying around the house. Mum always scold and argue with Ammama for not cleaning the house more often as I lve to pick up thing and put it onto myu mouth.
9mth old Rashma
For a nine-month-old baby, everything is fascinating: My friendship with dog's,my hairbrush,my toys and books... I have so many things to explore.Once I had hold of something new I tries to hold it tied and showing happy faces that I had achieved something.
It seems I am more clingy than usual, I probably feeling separation anxiety .Really a good sign, showing that I am now able to distinguish between the familiar and the unfamiliar.Somethimes I refuse to open my arms to other adults, even ones I knew, and I may find bedtime distressing because it separates me from mum and dad.
I could tune in to my gal babble in the coming weeks, she just recognise a word or two. Her typically say their first words (often "Amma" or "paa").She looking for more attention from me as in i feel that she know there is someone coming in the family. Mummy is expecting for my little sister so mum said im so close and always try to climb up to her round tummy and simply say a word amma..amma till she has respond to myself.
Mum said I'm probably amused by the sounds that I make and may express myself in other ways. I use to be shouting for mums attention, screaming in frustration or dropping a toy just to watch it fall and hope mum will look at me. When mum in the kitchen she said I will keep shouting for her and onces she had replied me i will continue playing with my toys.
It seems I am more clingy than usual, I probably feeling separation anxiety .Really a good sign, showing that I am now able to distinguish between the familiar and the unfamiliar.Somethimes I refuse to open my arms to other adults, even ones I knew, and I may find bedtime distressing because it separates me from mum and dad.
I could tune in to my gal babble in the coming weeks, she just recognise a word or two. Her typically say their first words (often "Amma" or "paa").She looking for more attention from me as in i feel that she know there is someone coming in the family. Mummy is expecting for my little sister so mum said im so close and always try to climb up to her round tummy and simply say a word amma..amma till she has respond to myself.
Mum said I'm probably amused by the sounds that I make and may express myself in other ways. I use to be shouting for mums attention, screaming in frustration or dropping a toy just to watch it fall and hope mum will look at me. When mum in the kitchen she said I will keep shouting for her and onces she had replied me i will continue playing with my toys.
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