Kakak Speaks #3
Wednesday, 16 January 2013Kakak loves the zoo. One night, we were having our normal conversation about zoo.
Abi : Nanti Abi bawa kakak pergi zoo ye..
Kakak : Em, tak nak pergi zoo.
Abi : Eh, kenapa? Kan kakak suka pergi zoo?
This is a surprise.
Kakak : Kakak takut pergi zoo..
Abi : Kenapa kakak takut?
Kakak : Dekat zoo ada buaya..
Abi : Kenapa kakak takut buaya?
Kakak : Buaya kan suka kacau kakak.
Nanti dia kata kakak comel, kakak cantiik, ha macamtu laa.
Abi : Erk?
Now who has been teaching her about 'buaya darat'? Takkan coincidence kot! LOL!
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Babies and Gadgets
Thank you Pn Nik Eliani Nik Nawi for sharing!
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Starting to Read #1
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Science and Religion
Monday, 14 January 2013Found this when I was preparing for my first class.
“God we do not need you any more. Finally science has managed to create life from nothing. In other words we can do what you did in the Beginning”
“Really? Please tell me!” answers God
“Well, we take dirt and we shape it like You did, then we give life to it like You did and there we have a human”
“Very interesting, show me how…”
Then the scientist takes dirt and starts forming the shape of a human body
“No, no” answers God “take your own dirt!”
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Mendidik Gaya Rasulullah
I am sure you have seen the emergence of this sort of book in the market lately. Plentiful, and definitely in my books-to-have list. *Waaa even my greed for books can't overcome my guilt*
I sure have those moments..
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Teaching Children Quran
Saturday, 12 January 2013
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Her quirkiness #1
Friday, 11 January 2013Okayla, sometimes untuk Abi too. But when we pretend to fight over it and ask her, "kakak buat rumah untuk ummi ke abi ni?" she'd say nonchalantly "..buat untuk kakak"
5. One thing I have noticed about her is whenever I raise my voice scolding her, after she stop doing whatever she's scolded, she'll mimic my words, also with a loud voice. Adoiii. Marah balik sorang-sorang. Making me feel I have no one to blame but myself. So I guess its true, children who always gets shouted will like to shout.
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Children's Nasyid #2
Anyway if you are looking for nasyid for children I think its a good one! Something even us non-arabic speaking parents can learn from.
I'm also interested in these. Anybody has and recommend it? Since we need to introduce English as well I thought this can help. I know only one song so far, Upsy Daisy and I think its good. Is it easy for children to follow?
I look I see 1 |
I look I see 2 |
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Tarbiyatul Aulad #4
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Children's Nasyid #1
Tuesday, 8 January 2013After initially declaring that the song is about "nyang sakit.." (somehow it sounds like that to her the first time), she then started to ask.. "segala puji tu apa?" "semesta alam tu apa?" and so on, and she would stare with her round eyes as I explain. I'm not sure how much she can compute, but she always listens patiently. Isn't kids her age great? huhuhu.
Erti Al-Fatihah by Voices of Ummi.
Give it a try, I'm sure kids love it!
Note: I am seriously amazed at how fast she can remember the words. Mula-mula she can barely sing along due to the unfamiliar words, after a week she almost can sing along. No wonder Pn Lina Karim's children can memorize Juz Amma at the age of three. Our children can!
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Games #1
Her first blocks!
I am sure you have heard of Psycho motor learning. Plus I googled, Blocks represent a microcosm of life : your child can use them to construct his own understanding about how things work, and even how life works (very lengthy and I'm sure you will want to skip) And the fact that she keeps doing it after it fall repeatedly teaches her that it is not wrong to try again and again.
She's starting to be more possessive of her toys though. Kadang-kadang tak nak bagi Ummi main. Pffftt. "Kakak nak buat rumah untuk Ummi ni", she'd say.
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Old-fashioned parenting?
Don't copy me here, learning language is a sunnah, and we should start on english ASAP, I just have not looked far enough for a method yet.
Which ever method closest to your heart (and most convenient, more likely),
Kids will still grow into a grown up even without her parents parenting knowledge, but of what kind?
As long as my child put being soleh as her first concern, I'll let her be whomever she wants to be. As Ustazah says, semakin besar anak semakin jauh mereka dari kita (kurang pergantungan). Tetapi, hati mereka dapat kita paut, analoginya seperti kita memaut layang-layang, seandainya anak kita solat. Bila menjauh, boleh ditarik semula kepada kita, selagi mana dia menghayati solat. This comes from faith, akidah.
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