wElcoMe to eVan's hAven! fiNd oUt hOw yOu cAn cOntRibuTe tO eVan's bAby fUnD by cLicKiNg on "Baby Registry"!
navigations


Entries My Development Progress Baby Registry Love from...
about me
[ev-uh n]: rock in Hebrew

I am an Aries baby, born on 17 April 2013 at Thomson Medical Centre in the good hands of Dr Yvonne Chan. I love to lie on my tummy and do head lifts to amuse Mummy and Daddy.

about my parents


My daddy is a typical Gemini who can laugh heartily at one moment and become the incredible Hulk at the other.

My mummy is a kiasu Aries who wants me to learn one foreign language, one musical instrument and one martial arts ALL before I turn 21.

*really can't decide who's scarier*

daily reads
Singapore Motherhood and Parenting Forum | Baby Centre

archives
August 2012 | September 2012 | October 2012 | November 2012 | December 2012 | January 2013 | February 2013 | March 2013 | April 2013 | May 2013 | June 2013 | July 2013 | August 2013 | September 2013 | August 2014 |
Last 2 weekends...
Written at Saturday, April 6, 2013 | back to top

When Mummy & Daddy turned up at Dr Chan's clinic today, Mummy was told that she would be hooked up to the CTG machine first (you know, the same machine Mummy was hooked up last week). That meant that I had to do some stunts in Mummy's tummy before Mummy could be "released" for the ultrasound scan. Sighz, I'm really not a morning baby you know? But in order to let Mummy & Daddy see cute 'lil me, I did what I could and thankfully Mummy was given the "okay" after about 20 minutes.

From the CTG results, Dr Chan commented that I had quite a mature heartbeat so it was looking good that I can come out in two weeks' time. The only thing was Mummy's contractions seemed to have disappeared and Mummy wondered if that meant I had decided to stay in for a little longer. Dr Chan laughed and mysteriously said "We'll see" before getting Mummy ready for the ultrasound scan.

I was still pondering over Dr Chan's words when she flashed my face to Mummy & Daddy so naturally I had a pensive look on my face. But Mummy took it to mean that I was feeling grouchy and of course, Dr Chan had to make fun of me by saying that it was because I was all squashed up in Mummy's womb (which essentially was implying that I'm fat, wasn't it?).

She then happily showed them the layer of fat around my tummy and proclaimed that I could go without milk for one week! Hey hey hey! Mummy don't listen to Dr Chan! Skinny babies can't be very cute right? I need all the milk you can give!

Towards the end of the session, Dr Chan told Mummy & Daddy that she will probably see them for the last time next week and that they should make full use of the last two weekends they have. I don't know, but why does it sound like the end of the world??? Am I thinking too much? >.<


<< Newer posts Older posts >>