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My chubby and greedy little one is munching away his biscuit. Well, that's his fav! What else? Kids usually crave for such junk food! Whatever you give them, they are willing to try... We adventured by let him tried the spicy fried carrot cake, apparently, he likes it, although, he was complaining and shouting "hot", he still end up wanting more! haha..
Well, when there is biscuit, there will always be a big smile!
He is sitting in a corner with his pokey... "Hah!! I caught you hiding in a corner, Mummy!"
Being cheeky as usual, but so adorable.. yes my little is growing up fast, so fast that he can run real fast.. I probably cant catch up with him... like a lighting bolt he is, the next min, he is gone! Yes, our age is catching up... :P
My mum and my boy, posing to the camera like a pro heheheh.. 
My little boy looking so handsome and genuine... Ya ya, I am bragging about son but that's what parents are doing rite? Either they complaining or praising their children.. what else? 
I love this with the hallucinating background.. Just so fairytale like... And the focus is on my boy.. 
My little son celebrated birthday with my mum for the first time...
Look at the widely opened tiger's mouth, I want the cake!
Check me out! Do i look fierce?
Wannabe Beckham! I wanna get a lot of sponsors! Free branded clothes, apparels, etc! Yipee!
Am I holding the ball right?If you've ever purchased kids' clothing at a consignment shop or garage sale, you won't be able to do it after Feb. 10, 2009. In this tough economy, that's going to hurt a lot of working families. And why? Because Congress passed a new regulation under the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act in response to widespread recalls of products that posed a threat to children, including toys made with lead or lead-based paint. Totally understandable, but how will this affect struggling families now?
According to a recent article in the Los Angeles Times:
"'Lead can also be found in buttons or charms on clothing and on appliques that have been added to fabric,' said Charles Margulis, communications director for the Center for Environmental Health in Oakland. 'A child in Minnesota died a few years ago after swallowing a lead charm on his sneaker,' he said."
"But others say the measure was written too broadly. Among the most vocal critics to emerge in recent weeks are U.S.-based makers of handcrafted toys and handmade clothes, as well as thrift and consignment shops that sell children's clothing."
This situation was brought to my attention on the MarketingProfs Knowledge Exchange by Cynthia Broockman, who owns two consignment stores and a thrift shop in Virginia. Yes, this is about her livelihood but it also affects nonprofit agencies (like Goodwill) that sell used clothing to generate fundraising revenue. Not to mention the millions of lower and middle-income families that rely on second-hand clothing for their kids.
Protecting our kids from lead-based toys and items is a sound thing to do, but some exceptions should be made. Got any ideas?
His fake laugh will blow you away.. especially with the "ha ha ha"
My little boy is growing really fast... getting more and more alert, smart, expressive, articulate, vocal..By Sangeetha Nadarajan
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Happy 2009 |
