Trip with the kids and grandparents to KL

Nathanael is down with fever

This little one is stubborn as a mule. Refused  to take his meds and use the cold towel treatment. Found his own way to reduce his temperature by sleeping on the cold flooring. I hope there is no side effects!! 

My lovely boys

Natalie at her swimming lesson

Swimming is a compulsory module offered to kids under the Swim safe campaign. All p3 who are not certified will have to undergo swim tests to ensure that they are equipped with this life skill. This was one of the best well thought policy that the Singapore government has implemented. Being afraid of water myself, I am glad that the kids managed to pick this up in school as a compulsory curriculum. 

Nathanael’s first day

Nathan at school

The little boy has grown up! 

Taekwondo grading test

It’s been half a year since Natalie and Nathan have started their Taekwondo journey. Today they doing a second grading! Yellow tip! Wonder how many more grading exercises do we have to go through ;) kids are really enjoying the sport. But fighting is a headache and seperariin tough when you are sandwiched in between. 

Here’s our little boss giving his bro and sis a little encouragement! 

Nathanael at Berries

First day at Berries, 陈老师👩‍🏫 was faced with multiple crying babies! Our Nathanael is the only brave little one who did not shed a tear. He even mentioned that the babies are disturbing him. Such an adorable 2 years old who treats learning and school with so much passion! Good to see him progress quickly and blend in so well. Soon the Teachers will see the leadership in him! Jia you darling! 

Pokémon battle

About Natalie

As a child, Natalie is a highly independent and diligent learner who demonstrates maturity beyond her age in her behaviour towards learning and in her day to day dealings. As part of the family values that we have been trying to inculcate, mistakes are acceptable and in life we should expect and be ready for Murphy's law.

The key is that she learns from it. As an avid reader, coupled with a inquisitive mindset, she learns from books and teachers around her. Her sense of righteousness and attitude of diligence and displine is consistent both outside and within the home environment. We hope that she can continue to grow and develop into a strong contributor to society and enjoy her childhood in a loving, nurturing, and fun environment with good influencers to support her in all her endeavours. 

We would like to thank the school and teachers for creating and supporting this support structure that makes it safe for all children to learn and realise their full potentials. 

Special thanks to Mrs Razif for recognising her efforts and providing the right platforms and opportunities to give Natalie the chance to shine.