my tWo gadget boy..;)

my tWo gadget boy...

like momy n abi, both Rayyan n Rifqi pn suke gadgets..pantang la phone momy or abi terbiar..dorg nmpak start la nk meng-explore..hehehe...our curious boys...;)

ikky n his lappy..;)

dh geram la tu...=P

penatla momy...

aiyen dh bejaya dpt phone Abi...

yen...who r u calling dear?

nk jd photographer plak...:)

siap kenyit mata nk amik gmbar...;)

ikky pn nk momy...:)

yeah...that's my boys...our twinny-winnies...

rs cm dh besar jer anak2 momy ni...

so curious to try evrything...

insyaAllah anak2 momy akan menjadi org yg berguna di masa hadapan...

we LOVE you both Rayyan n Rifqi..;)

3months milestone..

alhamdulillah..my twinnies dh genap 3bln...if ikut their corrected date they r only 2months as they were out early kn..alhamdulillah dh byk prkembangan posotive frm both thm..d most important is their weight gain for both alhamdulillah positive...as for now their vision pn dh makin terang..dh nmpk momy n abi kn my dear rayyan n rifqi??yeah..nw ble we gerak2kn object infront of thm thy will follow d move..good job sweetheart!!!

n yess!!!both thm dgn jaya nyer still tdo meniarap...ramai yg ckp cr tdo cmni xelok n bahaya..but we did dicuss wth our paeds..he said tht it's ok asalkn baby tdo pd permukaan rata yg paling pnting utk elakkan suffocated..so far Alhamdulillah both Rayyan n Rifqi pndai jer nk adjust muka dorg..ble agk4 their hidung cm tesepit, they turn their face sebelah lain plak..btul gak doc ckp..even they r still babies..they knw how to survive actually..n article2 yg kt bc tu actually to remind us d worst tht can happen but insyaAllah d baby will be fine..Aminn...

momy n abi pn suka sgt main wth Rayyan n Rifqi nw cz dh de respond..ble kt agah dh senyum!!!yess my dear babies..momy just love to see both u smile especially early in d morning..cm sgt indah jer tht moment..hehe(i'm smiling alone nw...:D)hehe..both thm suka senyum especially Rayyan..Rifqi pn but tu yg bezakn my twinnies..Rayyan type yg jovier while Rifqi ni cm serius sket..what ever pn momy n abi love u both equally tau..xdak beza sket pn!!!

now their tgn pn dh kuat nk pegang toys sket2..whn momy n abi bg toys for thm to hold,they grab n hold it sekejap..yer la..tgn pn kecik lg kn..so xleh la nk pegang lame2..hehe..i guess as for now tu je la kot..insyaAllah if ade lg nnt mommy tmbh lg...so here gmbr my 3months Rayyan n Rifqi...

2months milestone...

my twinnies are 2months...

alhamdulillah....they r growing well n healthy...milestone ni mommy cut n paste from kidsgrowth.com..byk nye info frm here..so mommy2 yg lain blh la visit this site for more info ya..my twinnies nye milestone nnt momy update later ya..=)

"The Big Smile"

The following comments are designed to help you enjoy your new baby and develop confidence in yourself as a parent. They are not intended as a substitute for well-baby visits by your newborn's pediatrician. Remember no two babies have exactly the same makeup or the same needs. Your baby is an individual with his or her own special growth pattern. Comparing the growth and development of your baby with other children is not a good idea and usually causes needless worry. Never hesitate to ask your child's physician for guidance concerning specific problems. This is the reason for regular well-baby checkups.

Parenting and Behavioral
The next few months are perhaps the easiest age during a baby's life. Your baby still has relative immunity to most infections. He or she is happy to see people, yet does not demand a lot of attention nor can they get up and crawl around to get into things. Your child will become responsive when you talk to him or her and is beginning to blossom into a "real" person.
Continue to hold, cuddle, talk to, sing to and rock your baby as much as you can. Every interaction with your child stimulates brain development. Encourage your baby to "speak" by talking to him or her during dressing, bathing, feeding, playing, walking and driving. Stimulate your child with age- appropriate toys. Hang a rattle, mobile or some other bright object across the crib so that your infant can begin watching and reaching for it. Parents should continue to make sure they get adequate rest. A lot of moms still need a nap, so take one when baby naps. Go for a daily walk with the baby for fresh air. Mothers should have had their postpartum checkup by now.

Development
Have you noticed that your baby's smile has improved, especially when he or she sees you? Infants at this age begin to show pleasure in their interactions with their parents.
Before long, the neck muscles will begin to develop, allowing your baby to gain more head control. He or she will be able to hold his or her head steady and it will not bob around when you pick up your child. Until this happens, however, be prepared to give your baby extra head support.
Your baby will begin to grasp a rattle or tightly hold on to your finger
Between now and the 4-month checkup, most babies will start to lift their head, neck and upper chest on their forearms, craning their necks like a turtle to see what is going on. They will also straighten out their legs when you let them sit on your lap and try to stand with support. And no, this will not cause them to become bow-legged.

Feeding
Ensure that your infant is gaining enough weight.
Discuss with your baby's doctor any problems you are having with breast or bottle feeding. Remember, "spitting up" is common and as long as your baby is thriving, the spitting is a "nuisance" rather than a "problem."
Infant feeding demands will continue to vary from day to day. By 10 weeks of age, some babies are feeding only four to five times a day (breast or bottle) while others require more feeding times. This is normal. Hopefully, the interval between feedings is not at least every three to four hours during the day with lengthened intervals at night. Do not put cereal in a bottle unless instructed to do so by your baby's doctor. The introduction of solid foods depends on the preference of your child's pediatrician.
Remember to give vitamins and/or fluoride if prescribed by your child's doctor.

thanx 2 kidsgrowth.com for d info...

http://www.kidsgrowth.com

2weeks...

Parenting and Behavioral

Hold, cuddle, talk to, sing to and rock your baby as much as you can. A lot of your infant's development depends on his or her interaction with you. Every touch stimulates the baby's brain.

Recognize the fact that parents can not always console their baby. Expect this. Of course, always check your baby when he or she seems uncomfortable, to make sure the infant is not too hot, too cold, hungry, wet or needs to burp. Give your child the benefit of the doubt and do not worry about "spoiling."

Try to spend time nurturing your baby when the infant is quiet, happy and alert, instead of waiting for him or her to cry and fuss for attention.

Parents should make sure they get adequate rest. Take the phone off the hook and nap when the baby naps. Encourage dad and other family members to help care for the infant. Keep in contact with friends and relatives. Go for a daily walk with the baby for fresh air.

Development

• Begins to recognize family voices and makes small "throaty" noises.
  
• Recognizes sounds by blinking, crying or showing the startle reflex (arms and legs move away from the body equally).
  
• Blinks at bright light and may begin to follow, but eyes often do not focus together.
  
• Watch for the first smile ... truly a milestone. It is the earliest sign of mental growth ... the first thing your baby can do on his or her own! (Usually not seen until 2-3 months).
  
• Lifts head briefly when lying on his or her stomach.