Monday, October 10, 2011

a lazy friday is the perfect ending to a busy, busy week.



I have been told that the effect of my epidural extends beyond childbirth, so before it eats away my memory, here's my Friday list: Qube's toys, teethers, food, the firsts that i have not yet written about in my previous blog posts. 


Welcome home gift from the hospital - from Kuya Jigz, first toy ever! Qube's activity with Spongebob mainly consist of biting both hands and feet, and all protruding parts that he could get his teeth on.

  

First Happy Christmas gift from Tita Monita. He uses these pails as baskets to shoot his mini basketballs.
 

First stuffed best friend: Panda Q., from Papa's last Macau trip.


After a while, his interests shifted to this ugly Leopard fiend from Animaland: 


And eventually, with his legion:



First food tasted (from Auntie Glen, with some  pamahiin to go with why it should be the first food taste)



First food feeder. Because I could not bear seeing him look at us longingly every meal time, I bought this from Munchkins. We just put fruit pieces inside, then have him chew away to get the juice. This helped me worry less about choking.  

This worked for about 2 weeks, but after that he wanted to directly eat his fruits.
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First teether. Thought of buying this because Qube developed the habit of biting everything within biting distance.



Bought also but he hated these:


So when the fish died (probably by overuse), i bought these:




And his first real food, but it did not take long for him to realize that he hates the taste.
So, we tried this and he loved it:



and he loved these other variants as well:




Now, he eats everything: Real rice, real squash, carrots, potatoes, papaya, chili leaves, chicken tinola, pork sinigang, fita, skyflakes, everything that his father approves.

And he plays with everything: Isoprophyl Alcohol, my office ID, TV remote control, everybody's mobile phones, his face and hand wipes, diapers, his hand sanitizer, and all others that he could get his hands into.

And a few years from now, when Qube starts asking, I'll give him a link to this blog. 

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