You and Daddy...my Cover Boys...

Hello sweetheart! Mommy saw this while browsin' through someone else's multiply site...credit goes to Ms. Rowena Lei. Hope she doesn't mind my grabbing her photos...it contains pics of you & Dada( the two people whom i love the most )

here you are...the two well-loved men in my life... ...in matching red shirts. Love you, Dada & Benedict!!!

ELFing it out...

Got this from Mommy's fellow n@wie (Ayn & Loy Nicolas) who made the same presentation for her family...it's something funny to add to the already festive holiday atmosphere...

Click on the link below to see us-the Ong family "elfing" it out...you'll never see your Daddy Marlon, Mommy Bless & you, our dear little boy groove this way in real life...hehehe

http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=1709174815

Happy holidays to everyone...

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my little Santa

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Merry Christmas...

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According to Baby Center, your 15th month milestone...

According to BABYCENTER.COM, you're supposed to be...
"Your 15-month-old

How your toddler's growing: Your baby is growing up fast these days, walking (oh my, you're more like running these days), talking a little (ah, you have a limited vocabulary but you do say the words clearly nowadays...DAD or DADDY occassionaly, "AYT" for light, "BA" means borrow, YAYA an improvement from A-A before), and probably even using a spoon (simply for banging on the table) or fork when he eats. Every game he plays (peek-a-boo), whether it's pointing to different body parts (eyes pronounced as "AAHS", ears "ERS", nose, tummy, hands, fingers, hair, toes "TOSS", cheeks with matching hands on chin, oh-so-cute pose) when you ask him to or putting objects into containers and taking them out again (never gets tired of pushing, pulling, taking toys out of & into your plastic toy box), teaches him about the world around him. One of the things he's learning is that he's an autonomous entity, not just an extension of you. How can you tell if your child has grasped this concept? Watch him in front of a mirror; if he recognizes herself and isn't trying to reach out and touch the "other" baby, he gets it. (yey! it's nice to learn that you now have a concept of self my baby...you loved looking at your face in the mirror. You love seeing your Santa suit...modelling your new giraffe backpack..hehe..it tickles my fancy when i see you like that my baby boy!)

How your life is changing: The way your child interacts with the world around him will tell you a lot about his temperament — how he's likely to respond to different situations, people, places, and things. For example, some children are flexible and adapt easily to change, others need a more predictable schedule. You can modify your child's environment to help him succeed. He's depending on you to make him feel comfortable. By respecting his needs, you can help him develop to his fullest potential. Nyay! I can see that you're very determined and persistent, my Benedict... you won't easily settle for a No...and you have a way to get things done your way..tsk, tsk...but still, when it comes to downright "discipline", me & Dad are both firm believers that we may need to use the rod at times :-(
Parent Tip: Making road trips easier "Car trips can be brutal with a 15-month-old. Keep some snacks and special toys in the car to keep fidgeting at bay." We willput this on a test when we get to travel home to Pagadian or Mapang soon for the holidays...But as always, life is sweet with a baby boy as sweet as you are, my tiny munchkin..

P.S. Mama loves you so...(i wish you'd say "Mommy" or even "mama" more often :-)

Christmas Scrapbook 2007

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