There I go again, post berangkai. Part 1 is here and believe me, part 2 will be coming over. Even though I wasn't pretty sure when would the Part 2 being published. Bytheway lets just focus on Part 1, as it is. ;)
We do lots of travel recently, with little Sara. I know travel with babies/kids is not easy. Especially when we travel abroad, or on a plane. But since Sara is one fully breastfed baby, I have no issue with regard to "milk". Which means I do not have to carry a flask of hot water, a formula milk, a feeding bottle, a sterilizer tablet or whats not. Just me, Sara and my nursing wear, and we are fine! Alhamdulillah, praise to Allah. It was a soothing yet entertaining trip for us. 3 of us.
She was 12 month old when we first bought her traveled abroad (it was Bandung je pun). It was our first time too. I did tonnes of research on how to do this and that, basically regarding her meal / food. Because she just started to eat "family food" and I was "tak sampai hati" of letting her eat just "anything" especially outside foods (from restaurant or stall). I insisted to cook for her (yes, I still cook for Sara everyday before going to work). So we decided to buy a small rice cooker to bring to Bandung. I did bring some rice, the frozen vegetables, and homemade nuggets. There, I prepared her meal before we left to jalan-jalan / shopping. And feed her when her meal time is come, tak kira la dalam kete ke, tengah shopping ke.
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| in the car, otw to shopping. Bandung 2011 |
In between meal time, I will give her some bread / cracker / biscuit / fruits to munch. Jacob's Hi Cal was her favorite. And she also took Farley's Rusk once in a while. I did not keen of giving her Farley's Rusk very often because they tastes really sweet. I know it contains DHA, omega for the brain development whatever but a mother knows what is best for her child, after all. *Biscuits is not the only resources of DHA. Fish is one good resource too!*
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| potato bun |
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| biskut jari. (courtesy from internet) |
And now, as she's approaching 1 year 5 months this coming 15th April, she's quite into noodles. Be it mee goreng, kueyteaw, noodles with soup, megi goreng (home-made), macaroni, spaghetti and even suhun. She loves it! And oh these little girl is also a big fan of nasi goreng. And that makes our trip of travel easier, and
makes mom's life even easier. :)
She likes bubur ayam McDee too. Usually I would buy these when she refuse to eat her foods.
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| bubur ayam.
(courtesy from internet) |
Luckily my daughter is not really a picky eater. I understood the hardship when one's daughter started to refuse to eat, and only wants to eat the things that she likes. It would be a headache, right mommies?
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