Learn Alphabet
// June 18th, 2010 // 3 Comments » // blog
When we talk about development of the child, some people would rather let the kid walk, talk and read at his own phase, same goes for me. Coz bukan semua budak serupa. I’ve seen many examples, ada toddler muda lagi dari Izzuddin pandai berkata-kata, dan pandai melayan orang dewasa… but I’d rather let Izzuddin develop his growing skills at his own phase . Dia memang pandai bercakap, but in his own words aka baby talk. So when I got to teach him the alphabet and he responded…. so comel lah bunyinya.
Why not u listen to it too??
By the way, he’s already 20 months! 
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Info from BabyCenter.com;
What’s your toddler doing? At 20 months, your child should be able to run, though not as smoothly as he’ll be able to later. He may also go up stairs by himself, but he’ll most likely need some help on the way down. He can probably kick a ball, too, yet hasn’t gotten the hang of jumping or throwing overhand.
He’s active in less desirable ways as well. Small children frequently resort to hitting, pushing, biting, tugging, and other frowned-on actions to make themselves feel more important but also to experiment: What happens when I hit Kaitlin? Will the same thing happen when I hit Justin? Don’t overreact to your toddler’s behavior. If you retaliate by hitting, it teaches that hitting is okay. Calmly make clear that such actions are never acceptable — no matter how intensely he’s feeling.
How your life is changing: Your toddler is very attached to you, but of course you can’t always be together. When you or another important adult leaves, it can be unsettling for your child, who relies on your presence to feel secure. Ease transitions by letting him know beforehand that you’re going to leave, and then don’t drag out your exit. Give him a quick kiss, and be off.
