::BABY:: The Suckling Talent

Apparently the ability to suckle and hold on to the du du (aka pacifier) is an acquired skill post birth. Because some of the crowd that came to celebrate his 1st month of birth made quite a big deal out of his 'talent' when he appeared at his party like a boss, with a du du in his mouth. LOL!

They claim the talent is acquired from latching.

Here is my baby boy showing off his talent on the 3rd day of his life. *proudmummylook*

Back then, Mummy didn't know this was a talent because I thought all babies develop the suckling instincts in the womb!

And here's how I make use of my son's talent:

Good for stealing a couple of minutes off the 24-7 job to answer nature's calls.

::BABY:: Little Koala

The little fella seems to have found a favorite sleeping position recently - that of a koala.

As the sole care giver to this little person during the weekday, I get to enjoy most of this cute koala baby-ing. It is quite enjoyable to have a little person hugging on to you and so dependent on you even when sleeping. That is, if I m not already tied down by the 2-hourly feeding that sometimes lasts up to an hour, thereafter trying to put the well-fed baby to sleep, which also takes a while. And the cycle repeats a good half hour to an hour later, leaving absolutely no time for me to pee, poop, drink and eat.  

>.<"

 

"I want to koala on mummeeeee! I don't want to koala on the bed!!! Onggnehhhh!!!"

Adult vs Little Man = 0 vs 1