OMG! OMG! my baby (lagi ke?) is already 10 months old. Soon, she'll become 1 years old. Cepatnye masa berlalu. I can't believe that she's growing fast. Ok, now she is 10 months, next she'll gonna be 1o years old, and then 20 and next thing i'll know i already in London, together with papa visiting my Sarah during her summer break..ahahahahha..
My baby has turn into a picky eater. I don't know why because she doesn't consume solid food as much as when she was 7 months. Kalau dulu boleh habis satu mangkuk, but now separuh pun susah. But it's okay, momma will never give up in experimenting on foods ok. If you have any good tips or useful website to encounter my problem, do let me know.
As of 9 months ++ she weighs 8.3 kg only. Thanks to husband for bringing Sarah to the clinic ALONE for her check ups. He has done it for 3 times and the nurses and the people at the clinic used to feel akward, seeing him with the diaper bag and everything. Thanks again hubs, you are a superdad!
Other than that, Sarah has become more hyper now. I find it harder to dress her after taking bath. Sibuk dia nak ke sana- ke sini without her poposh on. Last time bole lah nak distract her attention by using her comb or her toys. Now, sori lah beb.. Kena bersilat lah juga saya. Her widom tooth pun malu-malu nak keluar. I am actually worry especially when people keep asking. I know, biak pi lantak lah kan.. every child is unique so comparing each one of them is not ok. But being a momma kan..So i googled and found this;
When does a baby grow teeth?
Just as your baby begins to sleep for longer and show signs of calming down, teeth start appearing. For all the benefits of evolution, the emergence of first teeth is still painful and inefficient ? bewildering your child and aggravating you.
The first tooth, normally a lower incisor, tends to appear at around six months. Don't worry if it doesn't, all babies have their own timetable. The second follows hard on to form a side-by-side pair. Next come the upper incisors, and then the ones surrounding them. As a rough guide, a new tooth appears every month so normally children have a full set by the time they are three years old.
An average baby will have six teeth by his or her first birthday but it?s normal to have more or none at all. The rate of teeth eruption is not connected to how well he is being fed or nurtured - it's entirely dependent on genetic circumstances. If you and your partner developed teeth late, then your baby will too.
Just as your baby begins to sleep for longer and show signs of calming down, teeth start appearing. For all the benefits of evolution, the emergence of first teeth is still painful and inefficient ? bewildering your child and aggravating you.
The first tooth, normally a lower incisor, tends to appear at around six months. Don't worry if it doesn't, all babies have their own timetable. The second follows hard on to form a side-by-side pair. Next come the upper incisors, and then the ones surrounding them. As a rough guide, a new tooth appears every month so normally children have a full set by the time they are three years old.
An average baby will have six teeth by his or her first birthday but it?s normal to have more or none at all. The rate of teeth eruption is not connected to how well he is being fed or nurtured - it's entirely dependent on genetic circumstances. If you and your partner developed teeth late, then your baby will too.
Ok. Lega sikit. Orang tua-tua kata, kalau baby cepat tumbuh gigi, he will takes time to walk or talk and if he walk first, then it is vice versa. I know, the old sayings do not really make sense kan? but it is no harm pun if we accepting it rather than to make fun of it because it is what our mothers, grandmothers or the great-great grandmothers told us for decades, So, to make fun of it is sama lah with we make fun of our roots.. (ok, i am not being emo here..)
So, here it is. my 10 months old Sarah. She's getting hyper, cuter and prettier everyday.. and i love her very-very much.
Psstss..Look at her sleeping pose. I think she is copying Elmo's
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