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      ChiefKiasu:
      Champion:

      [quote=\"ChiefKiasu\"]
      Are you sure the preacher is talking to you, and not the 小妹妹 beside you? It's the Seventh Month, after all. :evil: :scared:

      :rotflmao: 😆
      Jedamum, the preacher might be our dear Chief in disguise! :evil: :evil:

      Forgive me... I'm just grouchy since I've been called Uncle by the 60+ yo auntie who jogs around the pool every morning.[/quote]no need to feel offended la. she probably called you Uncle to make herself feel younger. 🆒

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        puff
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        For all u know she may look 60 yo auntie but actual age could be younger than u :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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          puff
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          fed up to help DD dress up to sch everyday . DD just doesn't want to learn to button / unbutton her uniform :slapshead:. Yesterday she was whining abt too difficult to undress n unbutton , I got angry n tell her if she can't undress then go shower with the uniform. Now I am feeling guilty maybe I am too hash on her :imsorry:

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            puff:
            fed up to help DD dress up to sch everyday . DD just doesn't want to learn to button / unbutton her uniform :slapshead:. Yesterday she was whining abt too difficult to undress n unbutton , I got angry n tell her if she can't undress then go shower with the uniform. Now I am feeling guilty maybe I am too hash on her :imsorry:

            puff,
            i am still buttoning my ds1 (P3!!!) uniform! he simply likes the attention - i negotiate it to be only once a week.
            i set a routine for ds2. so basically whenever my pre-set alarm ring, he knows what's up.

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              puff
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              I dun get it … U set alarm to get them dress up for sch?

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                puff:
                fed up to help DD dress up to sch everyday . DD just doesn't want to learn to button / unbutton her uniform :slapshead:. Yesterday she was whining abt too difficult to undress n unbutton , I got angry n tell her if she can't undress then go shower with the uniform. Now I am feeling guilty maybe I am too hash on her :imsorry:

                Hi puff!
                :snuggles: :hugs:
                Don't force her, teach her patiently and in fun way.I waited for my girl to develop.Now she can do and willing to do button up.Previously she always said I don't know.Then the school teacher said to her, u cannot say \"I don't know\", u have to try.For her, she listen to T most of the time and teach me.Her button in the school uniform is easy.If like shirt button, she also struggled with that.

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                  puff:
                  I dun get it .... U set alarm to get them dress up for sch?

                  yes. i set alarm for ds2 to get him dressed up for school. 😉
                  first alarm is to signify that play time is coming to an end soon and get ready for changing.
                  second alarm is to signify go toilet and get ready to change. after change then can watch tv.
                  third alarm is to signify that next alarm we need to get out of the house.
                  fourth alarm is to off tv, wear shoes and get out of the house.
                  🙂
                  i just set the first alarm and hit the snooze button for the rest. 😉

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                    Bubbles in heaven:
                    My DD1 born 03 Dec 2006, stay in Woodlands.

                    She has finally hit 14kg this month :rahrah: . 96cm tall.
                    She is attending K1 at childcare centre during the weekdays and attending Tien Tsia on Sat.
                    She can speak and recognise several english words but cannot say a complete sentence of chinese. Really worry when she goes to Primary school. I intended to put her at Green Wood Primary.
                    :welcome: to the club! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:
                    :snuggles: :hugs:

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                      puff
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                      smartmummy:
                      puff:

                      fed up to help DD dress up to sch everyday . DD just doesn't want to learn to button / unbutton her uniform :slapshead:. Yesterday she was whining abt too difficult to undress n unbutton , I got angry n tell her if she can't undress then go shower with the uniform. Now I am feeling guilty maybe I am too hash on her :imsorry:


                      Hi puff!
                      :snuggles: :hugs:
                      Don't force her, teach her patiently and in fun way.I waited for my girl to develop.Now she can do and willing to do button up.Previously she always said I don't know.Then the school teacher said to her, u cannot say \"I don't know\", u have to try.For her, she listen to T most of the time and teach me.Her button in the school uniform is easy.If like shirt button, she also struggled with that.

                      My DD uniform is not those shirt button it's like baby button with a loop.
                      I think she just rely too much on me ... 😢

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                        jedamum:
                        puff:

                        I dun get it .... U set alarm to get them dress up for sch?


                        yes. i set alarm for ds2 to get him dressed up for school. 😉
                        first alarm is to signify that play time is coming to an end soon and get ready for changing.
                        second alarm is to signify go toilet and get ready to change. after change then can watch tv.
                        third alarm is to signify that next alarm we need to get out of the house.
                        fourth alarm is to off tv, wear shoes and get out of the house.
                        🙂
                        i just set the first alarm and hit the snooze button for the rest. 😉

                        Haha your hse sound like sch with bell going off constantly 😉 I replace the alarm with my shouting 😆 it works n DD would go dress up on her own but she can't button. I tot by this age children would have already know how to button

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