cutie little shoes

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little pink kikay shoes courtesy of her daddy… *wink*

we kept these ‘coz for the longest time they were too big for her, and when we did try it earlier, they fit!

bea’s antics

too bad the shot is sooo dark.

transcription:

mommy: ready, get set..

bea: go go go go!

mommy: ano ang sabi ng cow?

bea: mmmmm…. (moooo)

bea: bea-bea-bea-bea-bea! (looks at herself on the cam’s lcd)

bea: baby!

mommy: ano ang sabi ng dog?

bea: aw-ow-ow-ow-ow!

she’s such a bubbly kid… for someone who’s undernourished!

never fails to put a smile on our faces!

18-month baby joining a preschool?!

our new gastro advised us to enroll our little girl to a preschool just to expose her to other kids. she said that it is typical for preschools to set aside time for meryenda and that they will eat their snacks together… bea will then be exposed to kids happily eating… and maybe, just maybe, she may get over her food aversion issues. the question is, where do i find a preschool that accepts 18 month old students who are there only for recess? hmmm? and how much are we supposed to pay for this? (where we are going to get the money is another issue!)

just thinkin’ out loud =)

the month that was…

feeding clinic?

i wish we were rich enough to go to california and stay there for a month so that we can take bea to a noted feeding clinic specializing in behavioral therapy. oh well. why is it that when i surf the net, i read all kinds of cases of babies and children with similar feeding problems as bea’s but when i talk to the docs, they are so bewildered.

abroad, they even have feeding clinics meant so address these problems. has anyone heard of such clinics here in the philippines? maybe a doctor who has actually worked on similar cases?

anyway, here is a link that i chanced upon, and i contains the best explanation for bea’s feeding problem.

http://www.reflux.org/Reflux/webdoc01.nsf/(vwWebPage)/Feedingtherapy.htm?OpenDocument

 

 

bea eating champorado

bea just spits everything out

hubby is trying really hard

i just want to ackowledge my hubby for trying really hard to keep his cool whenever he is feeding bea. i know he is just concerned for bea’s well being that it results to his being quick tempered. typical male characteristic i guess, because i also remember my father being this way. recently though, in the face of bea’s most-difficult-to-feed days, i can see his effort to remain calm and patient. a grace from God. ;)

thanks hon, for really trying.