Angela's first tricycle 三輪車

Grandma bought a tricycle for Angela the other day. This past weekend, Angela kept asking Mommy to tool her around on the tricycle.
After she got familiar with the tirbike, Angela became resistant to Mommy's hand on the push handle insisting she can do it by herself. She also tried to show off her balance skill by standing on the pedals and crouching on the seat of the bike.



So far, Angela's legs are still too short to reach the pedals. However, you still can imagine that once Angela can pedal and move on her own there is no turning back. Mommy believes that in two months or three Angela will ride like the wind leaving squeals of joy echoing in her wake.

Alphabet Pal 小恩恩的新毛毛蟲

The musical pull-toy tickles a toddler's funny bone. Children press any of the 26 multicoloured legs to hear letter names, letter sounds, colours or a melody. Or they press the button on the back for a special musical surprise. When you pull the Alphabet Pal along it plays the "ABC" song.


Angela has a new pal which is a toy with a silly giggle, flashing antennae and comical walk. Ever since Angela found this new toy in the bedroom playground, she has loved the differnet sounds and music by pressing the legs of her pal. She especially enjoys pulling the string and walking around in the house. For the first time, Mommy see Angela not climb up and down, but stick to play one toy for more than half an hour. It's really amazing!

Baby leash 孩童背鏈

Ever since Angela started to walk, Mommy has thought to use a baby leash on her for her safety, especially in crowded places. While Angela is still learning walking, she loves to walk freely without holding Daddy's or Mommy's hand. Sometimes, she doesn't like to stay in a stroller and tries to unbuckle herself and to climb out. If Mommy just let her walk, she will take off and get into what she's not supposed to. As such, Mommy and Daddy bought two cute baby leashes for Angela to prevent her from being a free-wandering child.