Ikea kids section

This is one of my favourite hangouts at Ikea Alexandra... the kids section where they are plenty of brightly coloured chairs / tables / playthings for toddlers like me.... here you see me in my "hide and seek" mode... jussssttttt before the 'hiding' portion.

Fun :)

First Day at the Day Care Centre

Hello everybody, today I am going to show you my day care play school which Daddy and Mummy had enrolled me in.

No, I'm not going to playschool because Mummy wanted to go back to work, but rather it's due to all the pressure that Mummy had been getting for the past few months. So finally in other to put an end to all these, Mummy and Daddy have decided to scout around for a play school.

After much deliberation, finally its just like GOD heard my parent's prayers. There was a open house for The Little Skool House @ Namly Crescent.

Today is my first day of school and its going to continue for another week only. Why one week only? Well, it's because Mummy couldn't bear to leave me there for the following reasons:

- less attention that I've been used to receiving at home.
- exposure to the viruses that may be in the childcare centre
- I'm not able to feed myself yet, well, not enough to make me full...
(if only I can rely fully on tidbits, I don't think Mummy would worry... the self feeding process is 100% smooth - but ONLY on tidbits...)

* Mummy's list goes on and on... :p ooops ... simply too many reasons according to Mummy, why I can't be left at the Day Care at the current moment.

Food.. glorious food.. I smell food aunty, what are you cooking for us? :p


This was one of the boys who started crying the moment I stepped into the childcare centre. I didn't get the chance to ask for his name as he was busy crying all the time. Mummy suddenly realised that it was only the boys who were crying. Not sure why.. the only words that came out from the boy's mouth while crying were "I want Mummy"..


Ok enough of all the complaints. Finally after all the crying, Kor kor finally decided to play with me. We themed it "who's cooking tonight".


Watch me kor kor, I am going to cut up the egg!!





Kor Kor, what are you doing?? I thought you should be using a frying pan with a spatular..


It was not long after the other kids came back into the house after their out-door activity.... I'm managed to come back 1/2 hour earlier to catch a quick drink of water...

heheheh





Choo choo train, chaka chaka chuka chuka chuka choo choo....... (after a outdoor play)


Question: Why isn't Jeremiah in the photograph?

Answer: Jeremiah sneaked in for a drink 1/2 hour before the outdoor play.. :p



(YIPPEE, Jeremiah Jump Jump Jump)



This was the room where all the toddlers of my age were gathered. Here, we were all being asked to sing and dance along to the music being played, afterwhich we get to learn some songs and animals in Japanese ... hmmmm... Though I don't understand must of it at all but I just played along too.. hehehhehe :p




Come students, Let's recite the ryhme!!

Mummy came to notice this little girl by the name of christine. She was looking at the cardboard and reading to herself. Her mumbling caught Mummy's attention, so Mummy went up to her and started reading it out loud to her. Christine gave Mummy a big "GRIN" and continue to follow-on as Mummy read the ryhme. All Christine does was to produce the same ryhme.

Are you interested to know which ryhme it was? It's called Little Mouse (小老鼠 )

小老鼠上灯台

小老鼠，上灯台，

偷油吃，下不来。

喵喵喵，猫来了，

叽哩咕噜滚下来。

Finally, it was time to do some art work. A Japanese teacher was teaching us how to make a Koi art work. Yes, I of cos gave my utmost very best attention to the teacher. I was playing with the glue most of the time and sensei (teacher in jap) had to hold my hand... heheh because the mischievous me is sticking the fin of the koi everywhere... :p

(1st attempt in Art Work)



(My 1st Art Piece)





The tradition of flying carp streamers also originates from the Edo period, when it became practice to present little boys with streamers depicting a carp. These streamers, made of paper or cloth, are still hoisted on tall bamboo or wooden poles erected in the yard or garden. When the wind catches them, they appear to be swimming in the air like real fish. Originally one carp was hoisted for each son, a very large one for the eldest, the others ranging down in size to a small one, if there is a baby boy in the house






*P.s My paper koi art piece is far from the real art piece as shown above right?

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