Although both Dillon and Kaith were not selected as a talent for the TVC casting we went last week, but to me, they are both my super models. See how well they pose…..especially Kaith….. LOL

But as usual, Dillon gorgor still acting cool…….

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Got to know about this fun site from Cairo’s Mummy. Just load your kids photos & you will get the celebrities faces match in seconds. You can even try to load with your own or your hubby’s photo, haha.

I’ve tried with a few of Dillon’s photos and there is a match with Hong Kong comedy star Stephen Chow Sing Chi, hahaha. But most of the celebrities faces match I got are female, even some Japanese girls like Ayumi, BoA… HAHAHA!! Does it mean Dillon has got a girlish face? I don’t know, you judge it yourself, but this cool site will definitely bring some fun to you & your kids.

Try to find the celebrities face match here & have a good laugh!

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Heard from one of my MJ forum members the MJ representatives did say that Sustagen is good for immune system as it has 3-biotic added (good for developing children) whereas Enfagrow A+ is mainly for brain development.

I got some Sustagen Vanilla sample for Dillon to try and he seems like it. So what I do now is to give him Sustagen Vanilla during the morning and afternoon feed; and feed him Enfagrow A+ at night before he sleeps. I was told that in such way, because during day time, he needs more energy and a strong immune system to fight bacteria and viruses whereas at night, his brain would stimulate more while he is sleeping.

Furthermore, Sustagen (RM47.30 for 1.8kg) cost lesser than Enfagrow A+ (RM67.20 for 1.8kg) so I can save a little bit as well.

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I bought the 1st pair of soft shoes for Dillon when he was 9 months old and the shoes size was 2. It only took him a month to outgrown it and then I have to buy him two more pairs in size 3, one sporty & one formal design. 2 months later, he started to take his 1st step outdoor and not long after that, I think about a month plus, the shoes couldn’t fit him anymore.

That was around Chinese New Year and I bought him 2 pairs of new shoes in size 4, one sandals in dark blue and one in red with a cute “beep” sound whenever he takes a step. I’ve also bought a pair of cheap slippers for his daily wear to the park & for nearby walk. Now at his 16th month, he has already outgrown size 4. There are currently 5 pairs of shoes lying in my drawer.

Luckily I never buy a lot & also expensive shoes for Dillon, as I always spend thrift in shopping for kid’s clothing & accessories, otherwise it would have been such a waste that most of the shoes are still good as new.

His 2 pairs of new shoes in size 5, the brown one is a gift from friend.

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My son was sleeping with me on the same bed when he is new born because it’s easier for me to breastfeed him during night time. After his full moon, he begin to sleep in his cot next to my bed and he normally sleep through the night without milk feed. Later when he was able to stand up in his cot at about 8 months old, he started to be “naugthy” where he would get up in the middle of night (some nights will sleep through) and wanted to come over to my bed & sleep in between me & hubby, otherwise he would make noise!

This has continued for a few months, until I’m pregnant & finding it difficult to bend & carry him from his cot to transfer to my bed, so I remove one side of the cot gate and attach the cot to my bed so that he is literally like sleeping next to me, but just on a different bed. Now if he wakes up in the middle of night, he will just crawl to me & want me to hug him to sleep, and I’ll just “roll” him back to his cot bed when he fell asleep; at least I don’t need to wake up & carry him.

However a small accident happened last Saturday night. Dillon was sleeping in his cot bed as usual and perhaps he rolled & kicked too much in his sleep that night & the cot has moved apart from my bed, he then fell on floor & crying out loud. Luckily he wasn’t hurt but hubby has quickly removed the cot castors and now it is safe as the cot won’t move easily unless we push it.

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