Swimming with Daddy
Jul 3rd, 2009 by mummy



Benjamin 启明 - Son of the right hand
Jul 3rd, 2009 by mummy



Soon, Ben will have a younger brother or sister which was something daddy used to wish to have. It must be nice to have someone younger to care for. Good for you Benjamin!
Your little didi or meimei will be here on 2-2-2010, your favorite number, 2, 2, 2
If you ask Ben how many cookies or anything he would like to have, chances are he will say 2, 2, 2 :-p If you ask him what movie he would like to watch, he will say Shrek 2, Elmo 2, Barney 2 :-p
Jun 24th, 2009 by mummy
More baby look then.




Jun 14th, 2009 by mummy
It was a sunny day, when Ben and his friends had fun with the sand on the beach.
Nic, Sean, Ben, ops! where is Chloe?



I’m so busy.

Ohhh..wet!

Jun 9th, 2009 by daddy
In another 9 months time, Ben will not be lonely anymore. Hope he will be a good helper then
Daddy and mummy will have bigger challenge to manage the 2 or 3? :-p
Thank God for another special gift. Hallelujah! :-)

Meimei or didi?
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Jun 3rd, 2009 by daddy
Ben likes to play moving things at supermarkets. We have never seen other young kids doing this in any supermarket… maybe the parents do not allow :-p Anyway, we just let him have fun
Many people around enjoyed looking at him too. Sometimes, the supermarket staffs joined the fun by talking to him, teaching him how to arrange, pretending angry and saying NO strictly, etc. Ok, let’s enjoy the videos:-
Watch out, Giant’s auntie said, “Pandai lo”
Ben was moving the apples back quickily to original place as a Tesco staff pretending angry with what he has done.
Jun 1st, 2009 by mummy
Benny thought flowers were his bed of roses. He tried to lean on. All posted by himself like a model boy. Everyone looked at him ‘wow’. He really had fun.






May 20th, 2009 by daddy
Benjamin Teh is the Chef at University Heights. Besides his passion for cooking, he is obsessed with all his pots and pans and Tupperware, until he brings them to his bed and falls asleep with them. Middle of the night, he sometimes wake up and check whether they are there on his bed. If not, he will suddenly get up, cry and hunt for them. Once he wakes up in the morning, he’d straightaway carry all of them to living room and there he goes…..his day starts with cooking and blending juice. Since 2 nights ago, Ma Ma has banned him from bringing all those kitchen wares to bed room. It was successful. Let’s see how.
Kitchen is the interesting place for him too. When Ma Ma is cooking in the kitchen, he always comes and see what Ma is cooking and he’d say “put salt”, “cook rice”, “cook soup”,” fry egg” etc.

May 4th, 2009 by daddy
Ben definitely loves his books. I think reading for him really helps improve his vocabs. He gets bored with his toys but he reads his books again and again everyday. He has picked up and learnt many things especially animals and objects from his books. These days, he’d open his book, points the animals and say out their names himself.
So far, the animals that he can name are ba ba sheep, moo moo, horse, cat, dog, horse, lion, rabbit, frog, fly, duck, bird, fish, crab, monkey, pig, butterfly (he sounds firefly), elephant, dinosaur (nosour). The objects & cartoons he say are car, bus, star, moon, doughnut, clock, watch, door, spec, ball, hair, nose, ear, eye, hand, leg, toes, Elmo, Barney, Pocoyo, Shrek 2, Bop. Shrek must be Shrek 2.
Sometimes, he surprises us with the new words that we did not teach him. Today, we let him see his photos on his blog and he surprised us saying “sweep floor” and “read book” when he saw the ones he was sweping and reading.
He also likes to see carton corner in newspaper or any other books which attract him. Sometimes, he’d also see photo albums and point-on and say daddy, ma ma, ben ben, ne nek, grand ma, pwar pwar, ko ko, ma ma, whom he is familiar with.
He sometimes see the book upside down but can name them correctly.

Looking into the mirror.


May 4th, 2009 by daddy
Daddy & Mummy still think old hair style gives Ben more baby-look, whereas new one gives him more boyish-look.

