Tang Sanctuary

On Wednesday, Izaac had the last lesson for Music Wonderland at Yamaha. For the last lesson, they had a mini class concert. Though the class is small, Izaac sure enjoys his music lesson very much.

Here’s some of the video clips I managed to capture. However, as my camera’s battery was low and I had to replaced some of the concert using the phone which the effect might not be good.

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Last Sunday was the last day of the first part of Amilie’s Junior Course at Yamaha. They had a mini concert in the classroom. The classroom was packed with parents and family to watch their kids performed.

The kids have 2 rounds of solo playing on the electone. One music ensemble and 2 group singing. Here’s also a chance to see how much they had practiced for the mini concert for the past few lessons.

Here’s Amilie’s first round of solo playing. Read More

In May, the kids got a chance to participate in their school’s opening ceremony. As their school only started in July last year, so they had a chance to attend the school’s opening ceremony. It’s also a good time for us to see how the kids actually got along in the new school.

Their artwork are also displayed for us to see.

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Athina is able to hold herself up with support of anything that she can hold on. See how she is using the Mega Blocks Box as a support to hold herself.

She only stand awhile and her real intention was to open the box to play the blocks in the box. She took awhile to figure how to take out the cover. Read More

For Athina 7th Month, she loved to smile more and more. I managed to capture a few picture of her smiling so sweetly.

Another picture of her happy face to indicate that she is a cheerful baby.

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Athina had very bad skin condition on her cheeks. We brought her to a lot of doctors and tried means and ways to cure her rashes. Every time when her skin condition get better, it got worse again. Here’s how bad her condition are.

Finally I searched online and get to know that there is a kids clinic nearby and the doctors are good so I decided to bring Athina to let the doctor see.

We waited for hours before it was our turn but I think it was all worth it. According to the doctor, Athina had eczema. And to prevent the rashes from developing, the best way is to keep applying moisturizing cream. The doctor recommended the Ezerra cream for Athina to apply. Till now, Athina’s cheeks got better already. Thanks to the doctor’s recommendation of the Ezerra cream.

I am still applying the Ezerra cream every time after bath and Athina had slowly grown accustomed to it and does not resist the applying of cream as the first time.

Here’s one that with Athina’s soft face.

For mummies who are worried about your babies rashes, try buying Ezerra cream to give it a try.

Athina is still not sleeping through the night without waking up often and cried a lot. To stop that, I had no choice but to try the pacifier on her. It worked after a few tries.

Athina is able to lift up her head when put on her tummy.

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For the 2nd month, Athina loved to smile and was awake most of the time.

It’s hard to get Athina to sleep, she will wake up every time she was put back to the bed. To let her sleep longer, I decided to let her sleep in the sarong. And it worked. She was able to sleep very well.

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Amilie and Izaac got a chance to be flower boy and flower girl for the first time when BIL got married last year.

It’s also the first time that the kids attended a wedding. Here are some of the snapshots of them witnessing their uncle get married.
The kids waking up early all ready waiting for the couple to arrive for the tea ceremony.

After the tea ceremony, we went to visit the newly wedded couple’s house. And the kids got to jumped on the bed and not getting a scolding. keke
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After the incident of the cut on his head, Izaac also had a lot of insects bites over his whole body. That happened on Saturday evening.

The most prominent will be his left eye and his right ankle.


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