Meals

Ace's meal time routine at Waipo's house is always like that:

- Laoma starts asking when is Ace's meal time. (Sometimes , she is even more kan cheong than Ace)

- She brings out the pram that Ace sits in for his meals and Wai Gong prepares Ace's rice.

- I carry Ace into his pram and tighten the safety measures in case he tries to stand up halfway.

- He eats his meal happily and then is released from the pram.

Okay, that was his old routine.

Nowadays, he would try to stand up just when there are about 4 mouthfuls left and so we would have to take him out of the pram.

He would then walk all over the house and let Lao ma chase after him just to feed him the last four mouthfuls.

But I think this only happens when he is feeling quite full.

Speaking of which, here's a tip to share with you...
How to you check if your child is really full?

Most toddlers cannot talk and even if they could, they may say they are not full just to eat some more of their favourite snacks.. so how do you tell if they are really full?

You look at their tummies. If their tummies are fat and round like when you were pregnant. They are VERY FULL. So no matter what they say, you don't have to feed them and they will not die of starvation ;)


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