Dear Anzu,

What a rapid month of activity with you, as always.
Your dad and I are struggling to keep up as you become more of a little person, uniquely you, every day - — learning more words (or just making up your own),... creating ways to have fun like playing your own game, both with us and/or by yourself... figuring out your likes and dislikes... and oh, I think we have a budding musician as you love to create a tune and compose your own songs  (ohhh i love it)
♪☆＼(^０^＼) ♪(／^-^)／☆♪ Hachi.. Hachi... Kyu Jyu Kyu  ♪☆＼(^０^＼) ♪(／^-^)／☆♪

Your personality shines as you bubbling with life and energy. If this stage is any sign of what kind of kid you will become when those milestones roll around, it doesn’t look like it’s going to be terrible at all!Looking forward to those days and nights of laughs, entertainment and neverending conversations with you.

Time really flies with you my little Kiki. And now we're gearing up for your big day ---details are yet to unseal.

We thank God for the 22 Months (and counting) of joy and laughters your bring to our home. We love you so much Baby...

Love,
Momma

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I am indeed a true filipino. My photo and video uploads are always late. Azumi is almost 22 months already but then I haven't done yet uploading videos from May to present on Youtube. My Flickr Photostream is also outdated, and so as my multiply and other other links. Blaming facebook and Grey's Anatomy would be such a lame excuse but honestly, they are the culprit for taking too much of my time whenever I am online. Nanisi pa eh no...

Anyway,

What's up with our darling Kiki? Just wanna share you our latest video upload. She was barely 19 months old then but already knows how to count from 1-10.



I can't remember when did I exactly introduced numbers to her. I started with singing counting songs such as "One, two, buckle my shoe," when going up and down the stairs with her. I always take advantage of every opportunities to count together. We also use some tools like flashcards (ou can also make for yourself) and learning dvd.

Currently, she can count 1 to 20 --although she skips to 15, 16 ---20 sometimes. She also have learned to count in nihonggo Ichi (1) to Jyu (10).

I don't go around bragging. But I'm just so proud of what our daughter has accomplished, with our efforts of course. And I'm glad that she's a kid that loves to learn.