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I dont like the way Charis behave now
Totally a spoilt brat behaviour!
Wink at every little thing she cannot have
Even her dad blocked her way, she will pinch him and pretend to CRY
Squat down, head down with one hand covered her eyes
and CRY out LOUD
Once again she amused us by this act.
But we were very SIANZ
Cos this mean Charis is leveling up her spoilt character.
And she is not spoilt by her parents
Sigh...

There is something I need to observe her
Though she is cheeky and active in front of us
She is very scared of strangers now
I wonder is she traumatized during the period she was sick.
Seeing 4 doctor and forced to drink medicine and pin down to put urine bag at KKH
Or it is just a phase...

Not a happy month!
Feel sad that I have a spolit baby
How to correct her?!?!
And this month is the month to TTC
but dear and I have argue a few times over who should take care of bb#2
So SIAN SIAN SIAN
Totally no MOOD

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