Uncle Joshua's wedding

Daddy, Mummy and I attended Uncle Joshua's (Daddy and Mummy's friend) wedding today. I was very excited to see the bride and groom, but Daddy and Mummy didn't seem to share my excitement as they kept trying to hush me up.

Here are some photos of me with Daddy and Mummy.

Auntie Siwei sat next to Mummy at the wedding, and Auntie Siwei asked if she could carry me.



Auntie Siwei also let me play with the things in her bag. Anyone else needs tissue paper or a French textbook?

Guess who I played peek-a-boo with?



Hello Uncle Wenyi! Can I play peek-a-boo with you at your wedding later this year too?

Wine and dine

Daddy and Mummy brought me out for dinner today with their colleagues. Uncle Fang Qun and I had a thumb sucking competition after dinner, and the loser was supposed to finish the glass of wine. I won because my thumb tastes nicer and I can leave it in my mouth for longer!

My very own zoo

Mummy made me my own zoo today. There's a frog on the left, a horse in the centre, and a bird on the right. The one in front is supposed to be a ball (that I managed to flatten) for the frog/horse/bird to play with.

Kindermusik

I like going for Kindermusik class every Saturday evening because I get to meet many little babies like me.

I don't know how to pronounce the big words "Certificate of Participation" in the red ribbon, but it's really a nice-tasting piece of paper with two smiley persons on it.

Daddy's wheels

Daddy and I were waiting in the car for Mummy while she went to run errands. Daddy said that he was sleepy and didn't feel like driving us home, so he asked me if I would like to take over the wheel.


I couldn't really see beyond the steering wheel though, as it is almost as tall as me!

Sleep

I sleep better on people than I do on my own in my cot.

Mummy is nice and soft to hug...


...while Daddy's chest is a nice footrest!

Collages

Mummy finally found the time to put together some of my recent photos into a nice collage. Look at how much I've grown since I was born!


Me from 9 - 12 months:



Me from 6 - 9 months:



Me from 3 - 6 months:



Me from birth - 3 months:

My Daddy

It's Father's Day on Sunday. Since I haven't learnt to talk yet, I typed out a poem instead for Daddy to read.

Daddy, I love you

For all that you do.

I'll kiss you and hug you

'Cause you love me, too.

You feed me and need me

To teach you to play.

So smile 'cause I love you

On this Father's Day.