Well hello, lovies! I know this is long overdue, pardon me, I was not able to fight the bed weather until tonight. Anyway, thanks for your loves. It is comforting to know that you leave me comments because you can relate with my posts, and not only because of meager reward. Keep them coming and hope with me that in the coming year, rewards will be bigger! 🙂
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My youngest, Maxyn, is such an explorer. She likes going to every part of the house and tinkering whatever she finds amusing. It makes it harder for me to look after her because she does not want to stay in one place. The good part is, wherever I go, she follows. Well not all the time.
Her latest discovery is the socket in our room. You see, the extension cord that we use has an on/off button. When it is on, there is a red light to it. I am not sure if she gets distracted by it but she kept on pulling the plug of the extension cord from the socket. It is dangerous, I know, which is why I kept on telling her not to touch it but she kept on repeating it! If only I could disguise the socket with some switch covers, so she will not recognize it anymore and leave it alone.
More adventures to come!
My eldest is now in the age that she enjoys outdoor play. One time, she was watching Disney Junior where Special Agent Oso and another kid learned how to play hop scotch. Since then, she kept on bugging me to play it outside. In our language, we called it piko in my childhood days. Too bad Special Agent Oso did not elaborate on the rules, my daughter refuses to listen to me. LOL.
Other then piko I also played other outdoor and indoor games. I played with rubber bands, chinese garter, jump ropes, hula hoops, tops and even yo yo s.
If you think I was boyish in my younger days, no, I was not. I just enjoyed everything and believed that all children can play with things they want. And this is what I also want my kids to experience. As much as possible, I want them to engage in more active play rather than playing with electronic gadgets most of the time.