*sings* Our most favourite thing...

Our most favourite hangout at the moment is..

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Our favourite hangout

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People do it anyway
I love sipping on the Hot Chocolate while feeding Fayrah.

Oh yeah and the brownie....

Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh......

Yumm-O!

To die for!

What's Next?

My life is a routine and I have absolutely no problem with that.

In fact, I am 1 of those weirdos people who thrive on routines.

5.30am or 6.30am - Wake up (do whatever needs to be done)

7.30am - Fayrah wakes up and feeding time!

8.15am - Fayrah's bath time! Yippee!

8.45am - Fayrah's nap time & my ALONE time

(if I'm lucky) 10.30am - Fayrah's 2nd feeding.

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And the process repeats itself every 3 hours.

As a pre-school teacher, I have seen the benefits of a routine.

Though many people may say that it restricts creativity and it is just not suitable for an infant but I love it and so does my lil cherub.

I am not saying that it is for everyone but it is definitely for me.

It keeps ME sane and it's beneficial for children to know what's next on the agenda.

Being on a routine also enables me to plan my day.

As you may already know, I'm a perfectionist I love planning.

Being on a routine, I know when and how many tasks I can complete during any particular day.

However, life is unexpected.

It throws on you things that you may not even plan or thought of.

That sort of stuff can either break or make your plan.

So that's why I am NOT on a strict routine.

I love allowing some flexibility in my daily agenda.

That way, I will not throw a BF (= Bitch Fit) when things do not go as planned.

Mummies (or even daddies) if you are just like me, someone who enjoys a flexible routine, read up on Tracy Hogg - The Baby Whisperer.

Her EASY routine is well...easy (-peasey lemon squeezy).

If I can do it, so can you.

Best Laid Plans

It has been more than a month since my last post.

That is 1 aspect of motherhood that I am learning to get used to - ie: not being able to do what I planned out to do.

I'm a planner - I love scribbling down in my weekly planner and crossing out completed tasks gives me great joy.

But what frustrates me the most is when things crop up and I am NOT able to do what I plan out to do.

That sort of thing can annoy me to the point of spoiling my day.

I know, it's crazy, right?

It may seem so trivial - and you know what?

It is a small matter.

Many times I got angry because I could not do what I was usually able to do pre-motherhood.

But as I sat down and reflect on my actions, I realised how horrible I was to the people around me - MyBudakTapai and Fayrah.

Yes, I have said this a gazillion times (I know you guys are so sick for reading about it now) but I have everything I have always dreamt of.

So why the heck am I so blardy angry when I can't do a simple thing like updating my blog?!?

Sighs.

That's being human for you - you are always never satisfied with what you have.

Sometimes I wonder, how can I ask for anything more if I wake up to this face everyday?

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Little Miss Messy