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Papayayas shoes makes walking fun
Recently, Josiah started walking a lot so we couldn’t bring him out without wearing shoes anymore. I decided to invest in a pair of Papayayas shoes, a really cute range of soft sole leather shoes. They are having a promotion in Metrojaya, where the normal price of RM79.90 per pair is slashed to RM50 if you buy 2 pairs. I chose this design, and another one that is a sandal in XL size, wearable for toddlers up to 2 years old. Josiah seemed to enjoy walking in them, coz they are so soft and comfy. They do not wrap his little feet too tight, thus allowing them to grow at…
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Mill Wheel Cafe
Recently, two new shoplots have opened near my house. The great thing is, many cafes are opening there too, that means more choices for lunch and dinner times out for us. Today we paid a visit to one of the cafe that is already opened, called Mill Wheel or Pao Bing in Chinese. From outside, it looked like a dessert place, with pics of snow ice and all that, but in fact, there are rice, pizza and spaghetti options in this little place, besides the wide array of snow ice desserts, plus other tidbits like bread, hotdogs etc. There is really quite a large range in the menu. I noted…
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Porridge for the Little Man
When Josiah turned 6 months, I skipped feeding him the conventional Asian porridge and decided on pureed Fruits and Vegetable instead. When he turned 1 year old though, he got sick of it. He wanted to eat Real food, but at the same time he couldn’t chew or digest properly. If I gave him rice, he would eat some and vomit out some, including meat and all. So in the end, I realised the goodness of rice porridge and went on that route. I bought a small slow cooker and started cooking porridge for him at nights, and by morning I bring over the porridge in a thermos, and he’ll…
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Making the Switch to Cloth
Ever heard of cloth pads? I am making the 100% switch today. In fact, I am buying wholesale so I can sell it to all my friends and make everyone switch to cloth! I initially wanted to get from Fuzzibunz, but they don’t seem to be making it at the moment. So in the end, I bought from Chin Nee of Mamapatch. It’s local made, by a WAHM, so it’s great. Well, after trying it out, I can say, I have never felt better during that time of the month! No discomfort, and there’s actually that feel good factor that I am contributing to a better environment by using cloth.…
