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Saturday, March 05, 2011

Julian at 45 Months

Julian turned 45 months (3 years 9 months) on 28 February 2011.

Here are his updates:
  • When he says his prayers (which we say with/for him), he'll add "Lord Jesus, another day I want to go swimming!"
  • He still has peculiar pre-sleep habits like wanting us to scratch/squeeze his foot or hand, and pat his back. He sometimes even specifies how it should be done!
  • He's hooked on reading two bedtime stories - "Bedtime" and "Lili's Tooth". These must be told exactly the same way each time or else he'll correct us.
  • He can recognise some sight words (words that cannot be taught with pictures) such as "to", "in", and "the".
  • He likes to read story books. He appears to be reading correctly but we think he may have memorised the words. But it's cute to see him flip the pages and reading to himself.
  • He insists on being right sometimes, e.g. when he sees cars placed on a slanted ramp on a trailer, he'll insist that the cars are "upside down" although we tell him they are not.
  • When we're on the way home after an outing, he'll sometimes say that the doesn't want to go home. So, we'll say that we're not going home but going to Island Glades (that's where home is) and he doesn't object :o).
  • When we try to reprimand him, he sometimes retaliates by saying "police to catch you!" or "(Julian) go office!" When we ask him whose office, he'll say "Daddy's office" or "Julian's office".

Julian plays badminton
[Julian plays badminton]

Julian sits in a box
[Julian in or out?]

Julian story telling
[Julian telling Mummy a bedtime story]

Julian drawing
[Julian colours a chocolate, an apple, and an orange]

1 comment:

WMD: Wife, Mother, Daughter said...

The story about going home bit reminds me of RE. After an outing he does not like to go home but will not oppose if we say that we are going to RE's hotel or Daddy's hotel which essentially is home.