*Squint*
Noah started to squint when he likes his oats puree or milk. This we noticed for the first time while dining at the "Happy" place with our neighbour Melissa.
He repeated the same squints with his Expressed Breast Milk EBM bottle feed at our dinner at Bliss same days later.
It was a happy dine out at Bliss with Sunday beers and a giggling Noah. The giggles were triggered by playing running children. The speedy play he observed amuses him very much apparently. His laughter attracted the children to him. They were 3 siblings ages between 3 to 12 we found from their mother who was equally drawn to Noah's musing. The mother of 3 spoke about how it was the most difficult with her first child who demanded all her attention for play and more but whereas her youngest was practically raised by the 2 older siblings. The mother shared lovingly about how the youngest started to walk only around 18 months because walking wobbly was too slow to catchup with his "high speed" siblings, thus resorting to fast crawling was the better method to keep up with the siblings. He would crawl after them everywhere.
So back to you Noah, our only son. We hope we give you many moments to observe older children play. Perhaps we will find that play school that our neighbour in Sollentuna spoke about, a Dagmamma kinda dagis childcare with children of different ages, so you can mix with older children and learn from them. And in return you will warm the older children with your infectious happiness for a happy baby indeed you are our precious Noah.
He repeated the same squints with his Expressed Breast Milk EBM bottle feed at our dinner at Bliss same days later.
It was a happy dine out at Bliss with Sunday beers and a giggling Noah. The giggles were triggered by playing running children. The speedy play he observed amuses him very much apparently. His laughter attracted the children to him. They were 3 siblings ages between 3 to 12 we found from their mother who was equally drawn to Noah's musing. The mother of 3 spoke about how it was the most difficult with her first child who demanded all her attention for play and more but whereas her youngest was practically raised by the 2 older siblings. The mother shared lovingly about how the youngest started to walk only around 18 months because walking wobbly was too slow to catchup with his "high speed" siblings, thus resorting to fast crawling was the better method to keep up with the siblings. He would crawl after them everywhere.
So back to you Noah, our only son. We hope we give you many moments to observe older children play. Perhaps we will find that play school that our neighbour in Sollentuna spoke about, a Dagmamma kinda dagis childcare with children of different ages, so you can mix with older children and learn from them. And in return you will warm the older children with your infectious happiness for a happy baby indeed you are our precious Noah.
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