Nadia’s growing up milestones

I think I should jot down Nadia’s 1^st year milestones before I forget them. It’s fun to see baby growing up, seems like every month, she will have new behaviour. Besides crying and wanting to feed, here are the details of other things that she can do as far as I can recall:

1 day old – Already open her eyes a few minutes after birth

1 month old – Can ang gu gu, staring at our face and said “ang gu”

3 months old – Kept wanting us to hold her to stand, doesn’t want to lie down. Extremely happy and cheerful when show her the piggy toy.

4 months old – Doubled her birth weight to 7kg. Can hold both her legs up while lying down and like to suck her toe. Able to flip over.

6 months old – Can sit without support. Start having stranger anxiety.

7 months old – Start crawling.

8 months old – Can stand on support.

10 months old – Start walking.

1 year old – Her weight is 10.8 kg. Can mimic what we do and what we say. Can know the objects that we say, but not able to say them out yet. Expert in saying “mum mum”, “nen nen”, “miao”, “da da”. Know where to point her legs, hands, eyes, nose, ears, mouth and head if we ask her to.

13 months old – Only started growing her teeth. Unable to see the teeth yet, but able to feel them when touching the lower gum.

I can’t remember when she started drooling, stopped drooling, started putting objects into her mouth or said out her first word. But will update the list as I recall them.

Nadia doesn’t like stranger touches or hold her, it takes some time for stranger to break the ice with her before she even want to get near the person. Basically, she likes to fight for stuffs with another 4 year old boy that my mom in law is looking after. She loves throwing her stuffs around. She’ll cry when we don’t allow her to do something. She likes to play with gadgets like remote control, handphones and toy cars. Those cute soft toys don’t get her attention that well. Oh, she likes it when we bring her out to shopping mall. I’m really having headaches on how to discipline her in the future.

My cheeky girl