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A sneak preview of WIGGY, P1 Wimax’s latest USB Modem
Yesterday night, P1 Wimax, as usual, decided to launch something and invited not the press, but bloggers to the preview. That’s what I love about P1, they know the power of what bloggers have to say. Anyways, this time, we are invited to become testers of the new long awaited USB Modem, called the WIGGY. Don’t know it’s named like this, but it sure caused some curiousity. The night started off with some light presentation, some slides to show off the tech and innovation behind the usb modem. USB modems for the Wimax technology is absolutely essential in my opinion, since this is a wireless technology. Being wireless, surely users…
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At 2 months…
Yesterday we brought Josiah to the clinic for his 2nd month’s checkup and immunisation. We went early in the morning, but the place is already full of people. I wonder always how early these people came. So we waited and waited, in total of 3 hours. Just for a weigh in and an injection. I knew Josiah had put on quite a lot of weight and fat, judging from his chubbiness…. but little did I know he had grown to a whooping 6.23 kg. That’s like a 1.9kg increase in one month, an average of 62gm a day! It was tiring to wait, but I guess it saves a lot…
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Breastfeeding Gear
I didn’t buy a lot of breastfeeding gear until I was actually doing it, and realised there are so many things I needed to make breastfeeding more relaxing and comfortable. So here’s a list of things that I found essential to achieve that especially for mums who want to breastfeed on the long term. 1) Bumblebee nursing pillow I breastfeed for a month without using this, and by that time, I had aching arms, back and backside! I tried all kinds of pillows and chairs around my house, and different positions but couldn’t get one that’s actually confortable. It’s no fun to to holding a baby that gets heavier each…
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Breastfeeding challenge
While I was pregnant, my colleague asks me if I would breastfeed and for how long. I was 100% confident I will breastfeed, but I also thought I would only do it max for 2 months and then give it up after that. My colleague then asked me to at least try for 6 months and pump at work. Initially, I thought that was too much work, I couldn’t imagine having the trouble of pumping numerous times at work and all the hassle of breastfeeding. However, when Josiah was born, you can say it was a process of falling in love all over again and just wanting the very best…
