Science in the Mall

Have you been to any Science in the Mall?

We did, thanks to a media invitation organised by Parkway Parade and the Singapore Science Centre. The girls had a blast! I enjoyed it too, not only got to meet some wonderful mom bloggers, I re-learnt Science, I re-learnt Energy! AND got to see how One instructor led little Bomber to focus and completed a task at the hands-on workshop. I was beaming from ear to ear; I witnessed how she learnt through a task, attentively.

I didn't expect her sat through the instruction and completed a task.

There are several fun activities in the interactive exhibits. The above making "Shaking Gorilla" is just one of them. For more information about this 20th series of Science in the Mall, click here. This event is held in Basement Atrium, Parkway Parade, from 16 March to 24 March 2013, 11am - 9pm daily.

Science in the Mall has been running successfully for 10 years now and it provides a platform for the Science Centre and its partners to reach out to the masses with science discoveries and activities that are fun for all ages, even the short attention span toddler of mine. So I think you shouldn't miss this;)!

Mar 2013: She is THREE

Her TWO, ended terrifically this month.

SC and I come to a conclusion that, this little girl of ours seems perceptive towards my love to her. Hence, he doesn't have any problem to daycare for her at all. Even the babysitter and my mom or my mother-in-law who occasionally stay with us for a short period of time telling me that their day with Little Bomber is not much a concern. I am the one always get bombardment from her, unexpectedly; I get exhausted, mentally, easily, if I have a day with her.

That's why she gets the name as "Bomber" from me, and only me.

The true is, I have my bias toward my the other child, knowing she is the very last source of babyhood joy I would snuggle with, day and night. She has a magical charm when she looks at me in my arm, you see. Perhaps because of that, I take things more loosely, I tolerant her mischievous, I don't yell at the mess or the meltdown she created, well... maybe there was once (or twice). I am willing to take longer time to persuade her to achieve my goal of feeding or get out from the bathtub or anything. Is it because I am a mother for second time? Or it is because I am no more 24/7 with her, so I am giving more leeway in my parenting to her.

One thing for sure is that she has been teaching me many lessons about parenting, and being a better person.

Happy (belated) Birthday, Darling.

Life will sure fascinating with you around;).