Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Gymboree Lesson

Kelly organised a free trial lesson at Gymboree (Serangoon Gardens Branch). The lesson was supposed to be from 12.15pm to 1pm on 24 Feb (Sat). We left around 11.30am (when Kayden woke up) hoping to catch a cab. We were late as we couldn't get a cab in time. Waited for almost 20 mins before we finally managed to get a cab. Reached there around 1.30pm. Was rather worried cos I thought we might have missed out of the important sessions.

Luckily, the instructor was just going through the introductions. I quickly settled Kayden while Andy parked the stroller and got everything organised. He then started taking pics. Met a few August thread friends at the lesson but we din really get a chance to talk till the end of the lesson.


Some pics of him using the equipment at gymboree:

Daddy helping Kayden to crawl the ladder.



Trying to crawl through the tunnel.




Kayden enjoyed the part where he gets to be swing about and the bubbles time. Could see him laughing and screaming with joy!
See Kayden attracted by the bubbles!



After the class, a few of us stayed back and have a chat, discussing our babies' growth and developmental milestones. Cookiejar's boy, Kaefer, could crawl very well. Kayden really need to buck up. The rest of us then put our babies on their tummies and encouraged them to crawl. Instead, they started making noise. No choice but to lift them up.

Kayden and Megan then started 'talking' to each other. Dunno whether they were complaining to each other about us putting them on their tummies. Anyway, they 'talked' for a while before they were distracted.


Kayden and Megan 'complaining' to each other while the mummies chat.

Soon, the person-in-charge came to tell us that it's time for us to leave and so we left. We took some group photos before we left.
He was cranky so we brought him and placed him in the middle of the float. He was curious and hence was quiet. Later, realised that he was rather hungry so I fed him on a bench near the lift. He had a good nap and so do I.




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