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Taking a quick break here. I know that I should continue my blogging on my son's life for I am way behind now, but I can't help it. I'm watching Shining Inheritance on Youtube and I can't stop now. Hwan nkows already that the two ladies are related. When I'm finished with my Koreanovela, promise, I'll do the photo-blogging again. See yah layrer!!

It's 10:48am 113009 - holiday. My husband is snoring away and my son is playing with his nanny downstairs. Unavoidably, I always have this syndrome that hinders me from writing in my son's blog...... Facebook Applications Hyper-active Disorder. Happy to say, I'm already sober from it. Now, my husband suggested a wonderful idea that would enable me to blog without thinking so much.... a photo-blog! So from now on, I'll start all-over again with my son's life and a new perspective... not really, I'll just document his life through his photos and videos. Hope when the time comes, he won't deny me as his mom. Btw, I will still do censorship for my son's future sake :D

Newborns The brain of a newborn works at twice the level of an adult brain. From the moment of birth, a newborn is learning about himself or herself, and their environment. As newborns listen to voices and sounds, and focus on the facial expressions of their caregivers, they are learning much about themselves as pathways in the brain are being formed. A newborn baby’s eyes can focus and track on faces and objects that are within eight inches of their face. Newborns can turn their heads in the direction of voices and sounds. Newborns recognize the voices of their caregivers. Newborns have the ability to taste and prefer sweets. They may grimace when their tongue comes in contact with something bitter, sour or salty. A newborn’s sense of touch is normal. They can feel pain, and they respond to how they are being touched. Sucking is a natural instinct in newborns. Many newborns need to have this instinct satisfied, even when not feeding. Many babies need to suck on their hands or a p...