Chelsea, Tze Rou (3)

Goal Incentive for my daughter.

Chelsea got a bike. She finally got this bike on 10 Jan.

She is awarded a bike for her patience in learning to swim. She loves riding bike

one day, she refused to go swimming and jump into the water. To facilitate Chelsea's learning to swim, we offered her a goal incentive by saying," if you learn to swim and jump into the water.we'll buy you a bike.' Her motivation was heightened by the incentive. she jumped into the water and worked diligently and now she received the beautiful bike.

She is now a good swimming learner. She loves jumping into the water and able to tread water.

she told me:' I can swim like a Dolpin.'

At3 years of age, Chelsea learned to swim and we used this goal incentives to help train Chelsea to develop her swimming skill and build her confidence in the water.

And now she is not only good at swimming and also good at riding a bike.

Excellent! my daughter.

Chelsea, Tze Rou (2)

27 dec. we had a lovely picnic at Silvan Reservior Park, Wantin.

My little girl got to know this girl at the park.

Look they were chasing after a Parrot. she said: Look, there is a parrot up there.!' Both of them then had brush painting.

we then drove in to Lavender farm.

Lately, she told me ' mum be patience'.

whenever I run out of patience she would say so.

'Mum, it was an accident sorry '

when she accidently did something hurt me.

I am a good mum but I do not think I am a perfect mum, I felt bad when I run out of patience with her and started yelling at her. Because of that I taught her 'girl, if mum do that again, can you please remind me be patience. And tell me it was an accident if you did not mean to hurt me'

she does learn.

'Delight yourself in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart.'

Psalm 37:4

Chelsea, Tze Rou

She is my lovely daughter who is 3 years old.

I'll love to share with you our baby's milestones and our parenting style in the coming post.

Look up!

Today's word : 'Don't wish that things were better wish you were better.'