I am 20 months old!

Gross/Fine Motor Skill
- Able to alternate foot in quick succession
- Enjoys playing with play-doh, making different shapes like balls, animals, food (or rather pretend to be), and most recently alphabets!

Cognitive/Social Skills
- Enjoys playing sing-a-long game, turning mommy and daddy into a "music player" by naming part of the song she wants to hear!
- More assertive as she will make requests such as to "change" meaning mommy to change and bring her out, or "swim" or "play"
- Able to recognize all 26 alphabets and naming them.
- Continues to string words into sentences omitting grammer

New words:
- swish, pip, pop, put, nut, pillow, nose, eyes, dream, play,
- sharks, sea turtle, swing, slide, walk, sorry, aircon, magnet,
- blow, pool, push, pull, bite, woods, zoo, park, skunk, owl, mouse,
- come, catch, pass, take, pampers, same, room, sing, food, dinner,
- kick, dunk, yours, curtains, glub, elbow, grass, train, window,
- pan, red, blue, green, tick tock, raccoon, armpit, bottle, pitch,
- toss, hit, roll, bat, good, museum (sounds like ah seum),
- Eeyore, Tigger (sounds like ger), dino (short for dinosaur),
- stingray (sounds like ray),
- blanket (sounds like ket or ungo)
- station (sounds like tion),
- squeeze (sounds like queeze),
- diaper (sounds like dia),
- slippers (sounds like pers),
- school (sounds like kool)
- What's this?
- My first audible Hainanese word : hoi (sleep)
- 收, 给, 花, 骂,

New letters:
- I have learnt all my ABC! (but in capital letters!)
- Mispronounced words are L (somewhat muffle at times), M (sounds like N), Q (sounds like 2), W (sounds like ba-U), Z (sounds like C)
- Guess what are the first few acronyms that I learn? URA, HDB and OCBC!!

In addition to the 2 upper molars added last month, another molar was also sighted on the right of my lower gum! So now I've got 9 teeth in total!

My bedtime routine is not complete until I have read all the books that I want! Mommy is impressed at the speed of my "reading" and it's time to visit the library for more picture books! Let's hope this love for "reading" will continue to blossom...