http://mag.udn.com/mag/newsstand/storypage.jsp?f_ART_ID=17522
http://mag.udn.com/mag/newsstand/storypage.jsp?f_ART_ID=17515
Actually most articles in 動腦 are worth reading.
http://www.emba.com.tw/emba/recentrelease/singlearticle.asp?期數=186&編號=5
Friday, December 30, 2005
Thursday, December 29, 2005
Learn to talk?
Hazel like to talk to us eventhough we don't know what that meant.
She tried to lean what her mouth could do except for drinking milk.
Staring at people who is talking really make her exciting.
She like to play and talk till 1 am when fred fed her again.
Sleep in the middle of drinking.
She tried to lean what her mouth could do except for drinking milk.
Staring at people who is talking really make her exciting.
She like to play and talk till 1 am when fred fed her again.
Sleep in the middle of drinking.
Important Note
Children with speech delays are often found to have used a pacificer regularly after the age of 8 months.
What article say
http://www.babycenter.com/expert/baby/babybehavior/3446.html
Question: If I lavish too much love and attention on my baby son, will I spoil him?Answer: Contrary to what you may have heard, you can't spoil a young baby. It's your job to respond to your baby's needs, which he often makes known through crying. Your responsive love is the measure your baby uses to gauge his worth, so your love and attention are exactly what he needs to thrive. You won't spoil your baby by gratifying his wishes. You won't make him hopelessly self-centered or unable to postpone gratification simply by picking him up when he's unhappy.
In fact, once your child is certain of your unconditional wish to respond to him, his all-encompassing need for your focused attention will most likely decrease, not increase. When you try to make him as happy as possible and soothe his cries, you sustain his inborn optimism and give him an inner sense of well-being rich enough to share with others. Your child will find that life doesn't always give him what he wants, but he should always be able to depend on a positive, loving response from you."Spoiled" children behave in ways that antagonize adults because they've become manipulative; they've learned to use "negative" behavior as a tool for getting what they want. Your child is not capable of this kind of manipulation (crying to get you to give him another cookie, for example) until he's at least 6 months old. You may have been told that your crying baby is trying to manipulate you, but scientific research has shown that your infant has no wily motives and that his crying is not a calculated act. If your baby cries, he needs your assistance. You may not always be able to comfort him, but he will feel your love when you try.You are the source of your child's greatest joy. When you freely supply your loving attention, you give him a storehouse of well being that will last a lifetime. You're not spoiling him; you're making him strong and resilient for all that lies ahead.
Question: If I lavish too much love and attention on my baby son, will I spoil him?Answer: Contrary to what you may have heard, you can't spoil a young baby. It's your job to respond to your baby's needs, which he often makes known through crying. Your responsive love is the measure your baby uses to gauge his worth, so your love and attention are exactly what he needs to thrive. You won't spoil your baby by gratifying his wishes. You won't make him hopelessly self-centered or unable to postpone gratification simply by picking him up when he's unhappy.
In fact, once your child is certain of your unconditional wish to respond to him, his all-encompassing need for your focused attention will most likely decrease, not increase. When you try to make him as happy as possible and soothe his cries, you sustain his inborn optimism and give him an inner sense of well-being rich enough to share with others. Your child will find that life doesn't always give him what he wants, but he should always be able to depend on a positive, loving response from you."Spoiled" children behave in ways that antagonize adults because they've become manipulative; they've learned to use "negative" behavior as a tool for getting what they want. Your child is not capable of this kind of manipulation (crying to get you to give him another cookie, for example) until he's at least 6 months old. You may have been told that your crying baby is trying to manipulate you, but scientific research has shown that your infant has no wily motives and that his crying is not a calculated act. If your baby cries, he needs your assistance. You may not always be able to comfort him, but he will feel your love when you try.You are the source of your child's greatest joy. When you freely supply your loving attention, you give him a storehouse of well being that will last a lifetime. You're not spoiling him; you're making him strong and resilient for all that lies ahead.
Wednesday, December 28, 2005
People not see often. -> Hazel cries.
Hazel would cry whenever she meet people not see often.
She cried and looked at her aunt the same time.
We all wonder if she is so scared at new people why she still looks at them?
It is a challenge to take her back to Lu-Kong such a strange place with many strangers.
(PS. Hazel woke up at 3 am this mornning. Headache!!)
She cried and looked at her aunt the same time.
We all wonder if she is so scared at new people why she still looks at them?
It is a challenge to take her back to Lu-Kong such a strange place with many strangers.
(PS. Hazel woke up at 3 am this mornning. Headache!!)
Interesting Blog
http://www.wretch.cc/blog/cwwany&article_id=2953383
By accident I found there is a queen of Blog. She even has published the articles as a book.
Her news were written in the 今週刊.
By accident I found there is a queen of Blog. She even has published the articles as a book.
Her news were written in the 今週刊.
Monday, December 26, 2005
Hazel, pls don't cry~
After one hour sleep, hazel started crying.I could remenber it is around 11pm.
For the two hours crying, hazel's dad really lost his temper.
Since it had been four hours from last milk feeding, I made the milk around 1am.
At last, she fell asleep during drinking milk.
How to train Hazel not cry for sleeping?
Sunday, December 25, 2005
Thursday, December 22, 2005
Mommy & Daddy, I am not sleepy.
It is really a tough night that Hazel not likes to sleepy.
She woke up for every 30 mins.
We should not allow her sleeping before the real night sleep.
I was really piss off.
This might be the sign that i am not ready to stay at home taking care of her alone.
She woke up for every 30 mins.
We should not allow her sleeping before the real night sleep.
I was really piss off.
This might be the sign that i am not ready to stay at home taking care of her alone.
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Monday, December 19, 2005
Sunday, December 18, 2005
I love Gramma
Friday, December 16, 2005
Thursday, December 15, 2005
Recoving from the Cold
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