Music

Today Mummy brought music for Joy Joy:









It's a lovely compilation of instrumental lullabies and children's songs. Exactly what I was looking for.

Mummy plan to listen to it everyday so that Joy Joy gets used to the compilation and we can play it for you when you are sleeping. We have it imported to our iTunes on the laptop, Daddy's phone, IPod and soon, Mummy's phone, so that our little girl can listen to it whenever, wherever.

When Joy Joy is older, Mummy will reach you to sing the songs with lyrics.

To stay home or not to stay home

Daddy and Mummy are lucky because we make a comfortable sum of money every month. However, the family commitments are also heavy and risk of rainy days high.

Mummy would love to be a stay home mum so that Joy Joy gets all the attention and care you need.

But I can't.

If Daddy is the sole breadwinner, he'll probably have to try and climb the corporate ladder which in turn means long working hours which in turn means he will more likely than not miss Joy Joy's growing up years.

How can I be so selfish.

The additional income also means we have the means to bring Joy Joy on holidays around the world and that we'll be able to rest assured we can afford to give Joy Joy a certain standard of life.

Our decision might change one day, if we find that it's not working out the way we planned but looks like Mummy's gotta continue working after giving birth.

Lemon Biscuits

Our favourite!

This biscuit can wake piggy Daddy and/or Mummy up from sleep. Great bait to use when we need Daddy and/or Mummy to wake up!

1st Prize: Our Marriage Certificate Number

Daddy holds my hand

As Joy Joy grows bigger and bigger, space for Mummy's bladder grows smaller and smaller.

Mummy wakes up every morning at or about 3.15am to 3.30am to pee once and another time at or about 5.30am, usually before Grandma comes in to bathe for the day.

Because of the peeing, Mummy could potentially disturb Daddy at least twice a night. Some nights, Daddy the pig sleeps peacefully through it all. Some nights Daddy stirs and Mummy ends up with a big baby in her arms. On other nights, Daddy wakes and asks Mummy is she is ok / cold then pulls mummy into the cocoon he's built with our quilt and pillows, so that Mummy is warm and secure.

More often recently, Daddy holds Mummy's paws hands when Mummy comes back to bed after her peeing session. He smooths out Mummy's hair, kisses Mummy's forehead and covers me with our quilt before patting me back to sleep, with my paws hands still in his.