Sweet Sweet!

Randall woke up last Sun morning and decided not to disturb us so we could sleep for a while more. He went up to his Dad Dad, saw his t-shirt being flipped up slightly. So he pulled it down for him so the t-shirt covered Daryl's tummy. Then he went over to check on me and did the same thing. I thought that was very sweet and considerate of him! :)

self-feeding

Randall tried feeding himself last Saturday and I must say he did a good job. At first, he tried scooping the fried rice (his fav) and sending it to his mouth. As expected, half the spoonful of rice dropped along the way. so he decided that putting his mouth to the bowl and scrapping from it was more efficient and effective. When he gained more confidence in feeding himself, he tried scooping and sending it to his mouth again, and he did better this time round. It was interesting to see him self-feed. For almost 2.5 years, Daryl and I were busy taking turns to eat (at high speed) since Randall needed to be fed and entertained. So now, as he began to self-feed and eat with us, I kinda felt lost as to what to do. Haha...

empathy

My knees suffered from abrasions from tripping over uneven grounds while jogging last Sunday. And ever since, whenever Randall sees my bruised and bloody knees, he will cringe his face and comment "Pain! Pain! Got BLOOD!" Well, at least he's showing some empathy.

Cars (Advanced)

Since Randall is still into cars, I took the opportunity to teach him the different models. So now, he will look out for them on the roads or carparks and pointed out excitedly that it's a Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi, Hyundai or Audi. Others that are alien to him, he'll just name them "Happy car!", "Fierce car!" etc.