strawberries from baba.
Sarina's favorite Strawberries.. she cant stop eating and eating it..gosh! imagine, she ates 20strawberry a day..ganun nya kaluv ang strawberry haha wala na natira for us kya sometimes tinatago namin inside the bathroom,microwave etc. coz alam nya mgbukas ng refrigerator haha
Ayana mo tabetai ne..matete oneechan hapa tote ageru yo.. hihi kawaii
Read more...happy white day!
Friday, March 14, 2008
Papa kara White day no okaeshi...
minna no daisuki na ichigo cake wo kattemashita..ayana wa mada taberanai kara sarina ni chodai te hehe..kochira koso aishiteyuuu..
White day in Japan..
In Japan, Valentine's Day is observed by members of the female gender who present chocolate gifts (either store-bought or handmade), usually to a member of the male gender, as an expression of love. The handmade chocolate is usually preferred by the receiver, because it is a sign that the receiving male is the girl's "only one". On White Day, the converse happens: males who received a "honmei-choco" [chocolate of love] or "Giri-choco" [chocolate of courtesy] on Valentine's Day are expected to return the favor by giving gifts, usually more expensive. Traditionally, popular White Day gifts are cookies, sugar candies, white chocolate, marshmallows as well as jewelries, lingerie, and stuffed animals. Sometimes the term sanbai gaeshi (literally, "thrice the return") is used to describe the generally recited rule that the return gift should be two to three times the cost of the Valentine's gift
Read more...4months Ayana.
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Weight: 79.5kg
Height: 67cm
Your baby is probably staying awake more during the day and not eating as often. He may be smiling at people. He may cry when he is hungry, needs a change, is sick or uncomfortable, or just because he is upset about something. He also may have learned how to cry to get attention, and he may now cry real tears.
through what he sees, hears, and feels.
- I turn my head in all directions.
- I lift my head forward when I'm on my back and grab my feet with my hands.
- I sit up for about 15 minutes with my head and back straight if you support my body.
- I prefer sitting instead of lying down. It's more interesting.
- I roll from my back to my side, but sometimes, I get my hand caught under my stomach.
- I stretch my legs out straight when I'm on my back or my stomach.
- I can reach for and grab a toy if it is close enough.
- I put things in my mouth.
- I splash and kick with my hands and feet in the bath.
- I babble and imitate sounds like coughing and clicking my tongue for long periods of time.
- I coo, grin, or squeal with joy when you talk to me.
- I love to see myself in the mirror.
- I'm fascinated with my hands.
- I like some people and am shy or scared of others.
- I may have one favorite toy or blanket.
- I can remember things for about 5 seconds.
- I know if something is near or far.
- I'm aware of depth and distance.
- I get excited when I'm having fun. Everything is a game to me.
- I cry and get upset when you stop paying attention to me or take a toy away.
- Respond promptly to your baby's crying. Don't worry about spoiling him. Answering his needs makes him feel safe, loved and worthwhile, and teaches him to trust. Developing trust is the beginning of self-discipline and is necessary for becoming a well adjusted, caring human being.
- Play music and let your baby listen to you hum or sing along. Rock to the rhythm of the music.
- Continue talking to your baby about daily routines. Name the things he sees around him.
- Look at picture books of familiar objects and animals, pointing at and naming things as you turn the pages. Make your own picture book by cutting out pictures from magazines or photographs. Give your baby a soft cuddly toy to hold. He may begin to have one favorite toy or blanket to help him feel secure.
- Hold your baby up to a mirror, and talk to him about all the things he can see. Most babies like to look at themselves in the mirror. This helps them learn about themselves.
- Give your baby a chance to practice reaching for and holding things that interest him. This helps your baby feel capable and develops his coordination.
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Ayana Okuizome (117 days)
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
100days~120days old akachan wa okuizome celebrate desu. solid foods taberareru/hajimaru tame ni, konna celebration ga yaru desu.. demo akachan wa mada taberanai desu ne.ofcourse infant cant really eat solid foods yet, but we just pretend like she can. just celebrating her okuizome dakke desu..(from sarina's okuizome blog)
ja, ITADAKIMASU!
saa,soro soro taberareru ne.....
Read more...hina matsuri (girls day)
Hina Matsuri, Girls day or Dolls festival is held on March 3, the third day of the third month..This is the day to pray for young girls growth and happiness..
At Katsuura City in Chiba..
Uchi wa futari girls dakara nantokka shinakya..hehe chodo ii Sarina and Ayana's two obachan were here in our house so we celebrate hina matsuri party...
Shirashizushi for hina matsuri..
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kore gurai no hinaningyo hoshii ne=)
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