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Took Charis to the clinic for her first 6in1 jab on Tue
She cried so loudly, the whole clinic can hear her cry
made me so heartpain!
These 2 days she is very restless and cranky
yet she din sleep in the day,
even if she sleep, less than 15min she will cry from her nap
i think it is bcos of the injection

At 2mth, Charis weigh 5.5kg and 59cm tall
She will smile at me every morning
She like to talk to us in her languauge
and response us with a smile if we talk back in her language
She can hold her neck better now
She will suck her finger when she is hungry
I love watching her grow everyday
though it is rather tiring carry her
Her pattern is very cute!

3 weeks more, I have to go back to work
I have not lose back to my pre-pregnant weight
These 2 weeks will be busy
Need to do some shopping on clothes
have my hair rebonding done next week
collect my PIS pump from emily
hopefully she did managed to buy from US

Darling charis
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