We wanted Cayden-boy to mix with more people and enjoy himself at the playground. One of the best place to achieve that with free parking is the West Coast Park.
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| Grandma bringing Cayden-boy to Mcdonalds for breakfast. |
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| Cayden-boy learning to use the fork |
Cayden-boy didn't really succeed in getting any hot cakes with his fork. After several tries, he decided that it's much more convenient and easier to use his hands instead!
After the breakfast, it's exercise time!
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| Mama guided Cayden-boy through the balancing beam |
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| We skipped the "pyramid" maze for now.. |
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| Notice the excitement on Cayden-boy's face.. He simply loves the slide! |
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| Cayden-boy spinned the wheel and pretended that he's driving a car |
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| Cayden-boy tried to look for mama and papa when we hid ourselves |
Cayden-boy hated to set his feet on the sand when we brought him to the beach some time ago. He would yell and shrunk his feet away from the sand.
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| Mama tried introducing "sand" to Cayden-boy again |
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| Mama learning to let go of her hands too |
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| Papa:"Cayden-boy, what does a dog says..?" Cayden-boy:"woooo..f" came the reply |
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We tried letting Cayden-boy to mix and play with other kids, but it seemed that Cayden-boy was still not ready. He stood helplessly at the playground and searched around for us instead...
For now, we shall treasure these moments and shower our love for Cayden-boy. There is no hurry to get too independent anyway, isn't it ?
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