Cayson's 1 year old

Cayson's 1 year old .. Time really flies .. especially when you have 2 kids to reckon with. Here's some of his key achievements / milestones for the record:

- grand total of 4 teeth (2 on top and 2 below)
- not sure the weight and height but should be around 10kg (will update this after the one year check up)
- currently sleeps at 8.30pm, dreamfeeds at 11-11.30pm, wakes at 4-5am or on lucky days at 7am. 
- he's very athletic and super active, he can throw balls into the miniature hoop , got strong calf and thigh muscles , and can walk 4-5 steps independently. 
- he's not that steady when walking yet but he's already half running with a bit of support from Ah Po. He can do that for one hour walking in the house in repeated rounds. 
- he knows how to sit down on the orange little chair on his own even though he's not so steady yet. He figured out how to climb, stand and sit, 
- he's fearless .. he bounces right back after a fall.
- he loves his brother Cayen to bits , he worships his every song and dance and play. Though the snatching and fighting for toys have begun. He's a force not to reckon with already . 
- I have finally managed to increase his limited book reportoire from Brown Bear and Hungry Caterpillar to Baby Learns to Rock and Hands Hands Fingers Thumb. 
- his current vocabulary remains limited (probably cox he doesn't read so much as compared to Cayen ): Ball ball (for anything round), drop , throw , 丢, mama (he calls Da, me and Ah Po that..  maybe to him "Mama" is a wonder drug)
- he will groove to the beat whenever music is played .
- he likes on/off buttons. He figures how to turn things on real fast , including the keyword.
- he will cry now if he realise that he's being left behind at home (so we need to sneak out) 
- when he fusses before nap time , he will calm down when I sing the Bingo song .. and my own creation brainwashing song that goes "Cayson loves Mama, Mama loves Cayson"
- he's very excited to go on outings . He literally goes "yeah!!" in the lift 
- as he's so strong and so active , he managed to injure my dad till he needs to go to hospital (sorry Cayson, this goes down in history). 
- he's very sweet and will hold our hands or touch our skin  when he's drinking milk. And he can hold his own milk bottle and self feed now.





















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