After playing with it, I will keep everything in a box and put it back.
Attempted "murder"... still not too bad. This book was given by auntie Sien. Sorry, auntie Sien.
"Murdered" beyond recognition... poor book. This book was given by auntie Vivian. Sorry, auntie Vivian.
There! Finished. Do you like it? *Feel so proud of myself* *Grin*
Daddy and mummy: Hahahahahahahahahahahaha! Zebra lah!
1. Height - 87cm, Weight - about 12kg
2. Drastic progress in my speech development.
3. Can sing in tune (partially) to the music of I Love You (Barney), Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Old McDonald, Baa Baa Black Sheep and Ke Ren Lai.
4. Don’t like to be scolded. When mummy scolds me and tells me I’ve done something wrong, I’ll sulk but when she beat-beat me, I’m ok (This technique works… which explains why mummy rarely beat-beat me now hehe).
5. Can scoop and direct a fork/spoon to my mouth without dropping/spilling the food.
6. Turn door knobs to open closed doors (and even lock myself in a room) *dangerous*
7. Can recognise and say numbers 1-10.
8. Can confidently and accurately identify A-Z as well as naming them. The letters that I still can’t pronounce are F, H, L, Q and W.
9. Can identify colours and say blue, yellow, black, red, white, orange, green and purple.
10. Can piece jigsaw puzzles together and solve parts of it.
Finally!
While spending a week in Seremban, the “talking mechanism” in me has been triggered and I can finally talk. Suddenly, I got very interested in repeating after words and sounds like a parrot.
I think the happiest person has got to be mummy, who will squeal in delight whenever I say something new or when I say a word using my own sing-song intonation.
1. I can pronounce almost any 1-2 syllable word but need to improve the accuracy of the /f/, /h/, /k/, /l/ sounds. 3 syllable words = banana, papaya, elephant
2. I can say simple 2-word phrases like mummy’s bag, daddy’s watch (or anything that belongs to mummy or daddy) black/red/white car, eat bread, eat bi-chak (biscuit), eat rice, drink water, go there, cat mau-mau, mouse chit-chit, sit down, nite-nite, see ya etc.
3. I can engage in simple conversation and can even “argue” with people.
4. I can tell what I want (but sometimes will still cry, fuss and refuse to tell)
5. I can tell who did what, bought what, gave me what etc.
I insisted on playing with a book too, after observing how mummy played. I also imitated her actions... played a few notes, flipped the page, played a few notes, flipped the page...
With both feet dangling like this... Ini macam pun boleh!
Mummy: Luckily she didn't fall and knock her head.
Daddy: Maybe she did and attempted to climb back up but could only manage halfway.
Mummy: ..............
At 7 months 
At 13 months
At 20 months
I only have this much hair now, at 20 months. Well, looking on the brighter side, I do appreciate my thin, baby hair:
1. It's cooler, especially on a hot day.
2. Use less shampoo. So far, I'm only halfway through my first bottle of 200ml baby shampoo!
3. Hair dries faster after a bath.
4. No need to comb hair.
The disadvantage:
1. I look like a boy.
