Tuesday, September 16, 2008

We’re going on a trip in our favorite rocket ship

Zooming through the sky, Little Einsteins

Climb aboard, get ready to explore

There’s so much to find, Little Einsteins

We’re going on a mission, start the countdown

5, 4, 321

Everyone to rocket, rev it up now

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

We’re going on a trip in our favorite rocket ship

Zooming through the sky, Little Einsteins

Climb aboard, get ready to explore

There’s so much to find, Little Einsteins

Come On! Let’s Go! Little Einsteins

We need you, Little Einsteins - Yeah!

What can I say...Kashif loves his little Einsteins particularly Annie and Leo. He chuckles and shouts in excitement whenever the music video, trailer or show is on. It's funny to see him laugh and waves his hand vigorously as if he's saying "Take me away in the rocketship!" Even his big bro, Thaqeef became a fan of the show. I am not really a big fan of cartoons but with Kashif, I am now addicted to Little Einsteins and I watch the show with him every day at 10.30am and 2.30pm on Playhouse Disney. Funny how I get irritated with the Big Jet, the villain in the show and sings along to the songs.

Wait there's more! I watch The Bonbons, Pocoyo (btw Nani and Thaqeef says Kashif looks like Pocoyo), Play With Me Sesame, Bouncy Balls, Oliver and many more on BabyTV and Playhouse Disney. Haha...so Papa has subscribed to Starhub Cable just for Kashif these days...the TV is our living room is specially catered for Kashif's entertainment, it seems.

Oh yeah, Kashif is already in his sixth month. He weighs approximately 7.3kg(according to our not-known trustworthy weighing scale). He has started eating cereals and Gerber and Heinz. The first touch of cereal in his mouth resulted in a messy fight of spoon and mummy trying to get the food into his tiny mouth. Now he's happy with custard and pureed fruits from the jar. Just yesterday, I introduced vegetables in his diet and he seems to reject it (just like any other child will do). Well, I am not giving up! As Kashif's discovering to crawl forward, sit up and tries to stand, he's becoming harder to control during diaper change and bathing. When no one is at home, I handle Kashif like a Roti Prata, he turns and I flip, time and again. If Najib is at home, he'll restrain Kashif by holding down his arms. In the tub, Kashif stands and I give him a bath that way. I think he enjoys looking out the window and watching people going in and out of the lift from the opposite block.