It almost looks like the "3-Stages of First Foods", starting with "curiosity", followed by "experimentation" only to climax in "rejection". Despite all appearances, Little Nio does manage to get more food into him rather than just on his face.
Aside from his forays into the realm of solid foods, our son still manages a healthy regimen of exercise at KiDO. Here he is parading around in a "onesie" given to him by his Tita Tessa (or was it Tita Via), from Manila.
It's definitely an outfit with attitude, and Little Nio definitely has enough of that to back up the statement on his chest which he shows off proudly.
The knit cap is an add on to heighten the "tough guy" effect.
Here we are again, at Banana Beach restaurant, waiting for the food to arrive. It looks like our son can't wait to try the seafood, so he takes a bite out of his blue dolphin stuffed toy named "Penguin". That's a long story right there.
Little Nio with his mommy, looks like he's attempting to whistle here.
At KiDO with one of his older classmates "Nong See", she is three months older than Little Nio, but as you can see not too much bigger.
Here they are all in a row, three of the toddlers in the KiDO class. Little Nio in center with his mommy, "Nong Patin" on the left and "Nong Jaya" at right.
And finally here's a shot of our son getting intensive training on how to become a "bouncing baby boy" with the assistance of a miniature trampoline. Don't worry about the slumped KiDO mascot at the back.
You have to admit that these new teaching methods are very thorough.
