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Charis is playing on her own now
Guess what is she playing?
Her bolster!
That is her toy!
She din have many toys at the first place.
Afterall Charis is still too young to play any :)
Her daily routine is milk, sleep, flip, carry

This morning when I fed her milk
She is playing with her milk
Drink abit, push the bottle away
then drink abit and push it away again...
She just keep repeating it until the bottle is empty
So playful!

Able to hold the bottle on her own longer now




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  1. TwinklestarrsSeptember 4, 2008 at 12:16 AM

    I like the way she holds her own bottle. She looks so cute!! :D Looks cheeky in other pictures too. U must be a happy mum to hv watched her grow and progress differently day by day.

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  2. charismamaSeptember 4, 2008 at 4:30 PM

    thanks, she look chubby in pic, in real quite slim... wahaha~

    very happy to see charis grow well day by day :)

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