Baby-SitterS

Child, Parenting, Places Kids Love

When you need a break, don’t reach out for a Kitkat, go get a Baby-Sitter Children-Sitter, be it Alive or Dead!

Today, I’m fortunate to have “THE ALIVE”:

My sis and her boyfriend brought the kids out for a couple of hours. The main aim was to allow the soon-to-be-4-year-old Binbin, choose his own birthday present. Those hours were precious and I’m so glad I accomplished lots of stuff, in and out of the house. Yippee!

Yesterday, I engaged “THE DEAD”:

The maximum commitment THE DEAD could give was ONE HOUR. Anyhow, better than nothing.

I haven’t been to IKEA for some time (till yesterday) and was pleasantly surprised by the changes made to the interior. Their ballroom has been converted to this:

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And this is the story behind the new concept:

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and the place urge you to JUMP in to pick the berries…

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and so my boys did JUMP INto the pool of berries at the far end (framed them in blue)

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chasing after BERRIES which tried to RUN AWAY from their CLUTCHES

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then showing off their CATCH to their amused parents outside the glass panel

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AN HOUR later, we found them sitting on the stairs watching their favorite Tom and Jerry through the projector screen (I framed it in the white box)

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Reluctant to go, frowning a little as they picked up their slippers from their storage box and threw in their number-bibs…

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Completely different from how they looked when they were waiting to enter this magical place An Hour ago (see below) *laugh*

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Need a break? Go get a children-sitter, dead or alive… *laugh*

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Keeping it simple

Child, Parenting, Places Kids Love

swimMy routine  is a complete mess-up during School Holidays. I cannot do what I could on school days, like Blog-Hop! Ok ok, blame it on my lack of efficiency…*pout*

Sometimes parents have too high expectation on themselves, thus finding it a frustration thinking about how to keep the kids entertained during this period. Over the years I realize keeping it simple is what the kids what.

Finally, Keatkeat’s chicken pox scars aren’t as obvious, hence yesterday, we decided to head for the pool after our last visit 2 months ago!

Before we left the house……

Keatkeat: “Mommy, why are you not putting your swimming costume in the bag?”

Me: “Mommy is wearing ‘pampam’, so I am not swimming today.”

Keatkeat: “Take out the ‘pampam’ lah. OH NO NO NO!!! You cannot!!! The swimming pool will be red colour because of your blood!! I think you just sit there and look after our bags and play Papa’s handphone game…..”

Me: *laugh* “Yes, I will look after your bags and play Papa’s handphone game.”

*eyes rolled*

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