When Dinky Aeisyah was 8 months old, I gave her a pencil to play with, just want to see how she will handle with that. Well, for babies, any objects that are being placed on their palm are considered edible. At that time, Dinky Aeisyah tried to munch my pencil several times. By the time she was 10 months old, I bought her a box of Crayola crayons and the crayons are label as non-toxic. Just being safe :) That time, whenever she wanted to give those crayons a bite, she tilted her head a bit and gave Mr Vediaz and me a cheeky look, then WHOOPP! the crayon went into her mouth. At 14 months, she finally came to her senses that crayons, ball pens and pencils are not edible but tools that she can use to leave her signatures everywhere around the house including the WALL! After several days of training and a sketch book, she now scribbles on the book, well, most of the time. Alhamdulillah, she can hold the pencil in a correct way. Teaching a child to hold a pencil properly is crucial because I'm a primary teacher and I've seen a lot of my pupils who still can't hold their pencil correctly From my training, this will affect their writing and the speed of writing but please correct me if I'm wrong. These pictures were taken early in the morning and Dinky Aeisyah has not taken her bath yet hence all the pyjamas. Forgive her Ibu for being lazy :)
Look what I found! A Pilot pen and my sketch book!
Scribles, scribles, scribles all the way, ho ho ho ho...
Back cover pun nak jugak!
Now, I'm trying to scrible with my eyes close....WALLLAAA!
2 comments:
alamak.. ilang pulak comment i td...
anyway...
pandai tul cutie tocang nie menulis...
ryan baru je pandai simpan brg meinan dia dlm bakul...
hubi i ada gak ckp nak belikan writing equipment, tp i takut ryan nnt jadi picasso x btauliah je...
-mama emma-
boleh dah beli writing equipment utk Ryan. u demolah mcm nak tulis, first2 mmg picassolah, after a while bila u duk demo dpn Ryan. insya-allah he'll figure out what to do with all those stationery :)
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