Irisa latest Vocab & Expressive Self

Irisa's vocabuary has grown since the last I have updated. She is able to make very short sentences of about 4-5 words. Most common phrase:
Mummy beat Daddy!
Mummy, No-no.. and so on...

She can say words like:

Koo = Cry in chinese

Bao = Full in chinese

Sui = Sleep in chinese

Ta = Beat in chinese & Beat

Yi Yi = Dirty in meaning

Siew Siew = Shame in chinese when she sees half naked man

Eat, Please, Baby, Pain, Watch, Oh-oh when something drops, and a lot more that I cant really recall too.

See the cheeky gal above, she loves the free cap from Huggies goodies bag.. Everyday will wear it and play with her guitar.. Yes, we bought her a real toy guitar and she simply loves it. She will bring out the guitar when she sees cartoon character singing with guitar or those performance variety show with singing & guitar... hahahhaa.. so cute & amused to see her doing that.

Irisa has also grown to be more expressive. She will exclaimed in excitement, 'YEAH, mum-mum' whenever its meal time or her snack time. Even when we are out now, she will still play with the menu but once she sees food coming, she will return watever toys/menus/anything on hand and says 'YEAH, mum-mum' and ask for food.. so cute.. Feels like she getting older & more able to understand.



She can also know when we are driving in to car parks of shopping malls, relatives houses, reach home etc. And she will ask to wear her shoes (usually out half way thru the car ride), keep the pacifier etc.. Oh ya, did I mention that she finally able to say Pacifier in 'tutu'!! YES... She managed to do that. Last time always signalled by using a 'click' sound done with her tongue. so cute.. It jus pop out 1 day like that and surprise me..


Have gotten her a new Queen size bed to bunk in with Grandma. Hopefully she will be used to it and vice versa. Kinda worried cos Grandma getting old & Irisa is a 'rough' sleeper.. Hopefully in another 2 yrs time, Irisa & Lil Bro will be out of Mummy & Daddy room...


Irisa doing her little concert, imitating the TV.