Friday, February 09, 2007
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Monday, June 05, 2006
anak dara asmira
sungguh sedap tangan dia..
sungguh sedap pipi dia..
rasa macam nak ngapp jer.. hehehehe..
Monday, May 01, 2006
Annabel's Tip
Eating fish is good for the brain. Eating oily fish like salmon is especially important for brain function and vision. A large proportion of the brain is composed of fatty acids and salmon is rich in omega-3 fatty acids. In the first year of life, a baby's brain grows at a very fast rate, generally tripling in size by the first birthday.
Friday, April 07, 2006
musim demam..
musim anak2 demam. Suatu pagi sabtu hafez pegi klinik annur, terjumpa satu aweks tengah tunggu turn kena cocok,
tapi aweks ni terrer, cocok pun tak nangis.. rawk la lu aweks.. cuba teka aweks ni anak sapa?
tapi aweks ni terrer, cocok pun tak nangis.. rawk la lu aweks.. cuba teka aweks ni anak sapa?
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Shafiz
Ini die hero² (Haziq&Aqil) yg memang kamcing giler skang nie.. mase nie muka skima skit.. hehehheh.. actually, ade jer idea diorg berdua tu.. skang nie pulak Aqil dah terror jalan.. tak boleh dok diam.. pening dibuatnyer..
Aqil nie dpt sandaran anak abah.. heheheh.. kononnye abah die kate aqil nie good boy no.1 sbb tak suke nangis.. mmg tahan lasak la.. tengok badan pun dah tau.. lagipun die pandai bodek, kalau kene marah ngan abah takut, tapi pas tu mula la gi sondol² abah die, gelak² terus abah die cool down...
Yang Haziq nie pulak dpt nama anak mama.. dpt gelaran good boy no.2 sbb abah die kate haziq ikut perangai mama die kuat nangis.. pantang kene tegur dah cebek.. tengok muka pun dah tau.. heeheheh.. sensitif...
Adam Sue
Adam skang dah masuk 8 bulan 2 minggu... pencapaian terbaru dia setakat hari ni
1. pandai duduk sendiri... tapi tak stable tul lagik
2. berdiri... dah teror sangat
3. panjat2..
hmmm lasak tul..
Monday, March 20, 2006
Foods to avoid
Newborn to 4 or 6 months
All solid food:
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you feed your baby only breast milk or formula for the first four to six months.
Foods to avoid: 4 to 12 months
Citrus: Introducing citrus juices before age 1 may provoke an allergic reaction, especially if allergies run in your family.
Egg whites: You can give egg yolks to your baby now, but wait a year on the protein-rich whites because he may be allergic to them. In fact, if you think he may be at high risk for allergies, you might even delay giving your baby the whites until he's 2.
Honey: Honey can harbor spores of Clostridium botulinum (botulism). An adult's intestinal tract can prevent the growth of these spores, but in a baby the spores can grow and produce life-threatening toxins.
Peanut butter: Peanuts are highly allergenic. Rather than risk a violent allergic reaction, wait until your child is a year old before introducing peanut butter. If you or your mate has peanut allergies, wait until your child is at least 3 before giving him a PB&J.
Wheat or wheat products: Most babies can handle wheat (cereal, breads) when they're about 6 to 8 months old, but wheat is the most common grain allergen, so if you're concerned about allergies, it might be a good idea to wait until your baby is 1.
Shellfish: Because it can be highly allergenic, experts recommend delaying shellfish in your baby's diet until reached his first birthday (or until he's between 3 and 4 years old if you suspect he's susceptible to allergies).
Tree nuts (like pecans and walnuts): If you think your baby is at risk for allergies, you might want to wait until he's 3 or 4 before giving him nuts; otherwise he can probably handle them when he's 1, as long as they're pureed in food or in nut butters. (Pieces of nuts pose a choking hazard.)
All solid food:
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you feed your baby only breast milk or formula for the first four to six months.
Foods to avoid: 4 to 12 months
Citrus: Introducing citrus juices before age 1 may provoke an allergic reaction, especially if allergies run in your family.
Egg whites: You can give egg yolks to your baby now, but wait a year on the protein-rich whites because he may be allergic to them. In fact, if you think he may be at high risk for allergies, you might even delay giving your baby the whites until he's 2.
Honey: Honey can harbor spores of Clostridium botulinum (botulism). An adult's intestinal tract can prevent the growth of these spores, but in a baby the spores can grow and produce life-threatening toxins.
Peanut butter: Peanuts are highly allergenic. Rather than risk a violent allergic reaction, wait until your child is a year old before introducing peanut butter. If you or your mate has peanut allergies, wait until your child is at least 3 before giving him a PB&J.
Wheat or wheat products: Most babies can handle wheat (cereal, breads) when they're about 6 to 8 months old, but wheat is the most common grain allergen, so if you're concerned about allergies, it might be a good idea to wait until your baby is 1.
Shellfish: Because it can be highly allergenic, experts recommend delaying shellfish in your baby's diet until reached his first birthday (or until he's between 3 and 4 years old if you suspect he's susceptible to allergies).
Tree nuts (like pecans and walnuts): If you think your baby is at risk for allergies, you might want to wait until he's 3 or 4 before giving him nuts; otherwise he can probably handle them when he's 1, as long as they're pureed in food or in nut butters. (Pieces of nuts pose a choking hazard.)
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