Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts

Friday, 19 September 2014

Second self published book : Fruits and Vegetables

This is mommy's second self published book, dedicated to Tromson and koko Richie.
This time round is about Fruits and vegetables.

They will learn about
- fruits size
- fruits color
- fruits that have seeds and seedless
- fruits portion
- fruits texture
- vegies color
- vegies shape











Thursday, 4 September 2014

Mommy's first self published book : My Family

Mommy is satisfied with first self published toddler book. The first title is My Family.

It's all about close family members since we stay far away from our relatives, it's nice to show tromson and koko Richie our close family members
In the end of the book, mommy pops up some question just for fun

Turns out that both are enjoying the book especially koko Richie since he can read already, he read the book to Tromson before good night sleep

Can't wait for my second book !...Stay tuned !















 

Sunday, 23 February 2014

Baby led weaning bible book

Mommy is very curious about this baby led weaning method and bought this book
They give us insight about what BLW is all about, do and don'ts and also delicious recipes

Some insights about BLW
- Nobody "feeds" the baby, when he's ready he starts handling food and taking it to his mouth by himself
- It's up to the baby how much he eats, and how fast he eats it
- The baby continues to have milk feeds whenever he wants them and decides when he is ready to begin reducing them
- Mealtimes is playing time
- He will explore the food with fingers out of curiosity rather than hungry
- No schedule to follow, the best time to do BLW when he's not hungry nor tired

Is my baby ready ? Some signs to watch out
- Sit with little or no support
- Reach out and grab things effectively
- Take objects to their mouth quickly and accurately
- Make gwaning and chewing movements

The gag reflex
When baby gags, food that isn't ready to be swallowed is pushed forward in a retching movement to prevent it getting to the back of the throat.
To help the gag reflex to work for baby, make sure that he is setting upright while he's eating so that any food that isn't ready for swallowing falls forward out of his mouth
It's also important that none but your baby puts the food into his mouth so that he can take the time he needs to control each mouthful effectively.