P2 Math - General Discussion

[janet88]

plum-cake:

Hi Janet... sorry. I didn noticed the upper part of the msg. How is your son now? back to school? my dd had it when she was in P1 and the dr gave her some antibiotic cream :roll: now she is ok. if it is from allergic symptoms... then it will go soon. not to worry. take care of him..

Thanks and I hope his condition should improve now that the skin specialist has changed his medication. Gave him medicine for the itch and applied cream esp since he has supp class till 330pm today.

Daughter's turn for jab this week. one after another. Hopefully she won't suffer much after the jab...prob give her paracetamol for the discomfort today.
:offtopic: Girl or Boy, 2 is ENOUGH.

[janet88]

plum-cake:

janet_lee88:

My daughter's school is having scholastic book sale this Thur/Fri...so I won't be going to Popular at JE either. Since it's the first time daughter is buying by herself, I agreed to let her get it but not all the time bcos such book sales are held often.

go girl! like mommy???

She has been very excited since start of P1. Totally different from her older brother.

[plum-cake]

janet_lee88:

:offtopic: Girl or Boy, 2 is ENOUGH.

I have ONE :lol:

[janet88]

My hands are tied…stressed and tired when they both return from school. Weekends are chaotic with them at home. Don’t know why kids today are so hyperactive. Don’t remember eating any special stuff when pregnant that made them ‘Energizer Bunnies’.

[Tinkerbelle]

janet_lee88:

Hi Brenda/Tinkerbelle,

Thanks for asking. He has mild eczema...according to the doctor, she said it's becos someone in the family has sensitive skin or nose. So inherited from me since I have very sensitive nose and hives which can act up anytime

The doctor is such a sweet lady that my son likes her...also young and pretty lah. :faint:

Oic....DD2 also had eczema but luckily the incidence has reduced significantly after she turned 6. Now, only occasional flare-ups. Dr. also said she inherited it from DH's genes. So DD2 need hydrocortisone cream everytime she flares up.

Hope your DS feels better after applying the new med. :lol:

[Tinkerbelle]

lzxuan:

Tinkerbelle:

Hi lzxuan,

Thanks for sharing with us about what's available at the clearance sale. Was it very crowded with long queues at the cashier? Tempted to bring DD there to check out some books.

Hi, I went on Sunday afternoon, the cashier queue is about 10 people per cashier (2 cashiers there). Please note that there are 2 sections there (higher level near entrance for English books, and slighter lower level deeper inside for Chinese books), the books that you choose could not cross section for the bundle of 5, i.e., 5 for $5, all that 5 books must from upper level English section or lower level Chinese section, cannot mix and match.

lzxuan,

:thankyou:

[plum-cake]

Hi


How do you teach / differenciate the place values? some of the questions uses the key words.. \"digit and stands for\" some uses \"represented as\" and some can be \"expressed as\"..

ex
1 )
In 379, the digit 7 stands for________.

379 can be represented as __________tens.

2 )
390 can be represented as ___ hundreds ____ tens.
or _________tens.
or _________ones.

my dd is getteing confused and giving me wrong ans.

[janet88]

Tinkerbelle:

janet_lee88:

Hi Brenda/Tinkerbelle,

Thanks for asking. He has mild eczema...according to the doctor, she said it's becos someone in the family has sensitive skin or nose. So inherited from me since I have very sensitive nose and hives which can act up anytime

The doctor is such a sweet lady that my son likes her...also young and pretty lah. :faint:

Oic....DD2 also had eczema but luckily the incidence has reduced significantly after she turned 6. Now, only occasional flare-ups. Dr. also said she inherited it from DH's genes. So DD2 need hydrocortisone cream everytime she flares up.

Hope your DS feels better after applying the new med. :lol:

His ecezma only flared up now...never had it before. Doctor prescribed Elomet for this short period but must apply mosturizer after that. I take Zyrtec for my hives when it acts up. Thanks for asking

[lzxuan]

janet_lee88:

Tinkerbelle:

[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]Hi Brenda/Tinkerbelle,

Thanks for asking. He has mild eczema...according to the doctor, she said it's becos someone in the family has sensitive skin or nose. So inherited from me since I have very sensitive nose and hives which can act up anytime

The doctor is such a sweet lady that my son likes her...also young and pretty lah. :faint:

Oic....DD2 also had eczema but luckily the incidence has reduced significantly after she turned 6. Now, only occasional flare-ups. Dr. also said she inherited it from DH's genes. So DD2 need hydrocortisone cream everytime she flares up.

Hope your DS feels better after applying the new med. :lol:

His ecezma only flared up now...never had it before. Doctor prescribed Elomet for this short period but must apply mosturizer after that. I take Zyrtec for my hives when it acts up. Thanks for asking :)[/quote]My son also has eczema since birth. We will need to apply Cetaphil cream every time aftere shower, and use Cetaphil shower cream to shower.

[janet88]

Hi lzxuan,

Doctor prescribed QV. Not bad as it does not leave a slimy feeling.
I’ve seen Cetaphil at Watsons. If it does not leave a slimy feeling, can try it too.

Now after bathing with QV, have to apply QV cream to replendish dry skin.