I've just bought a 'chiro-bag' which is meant to protect a child's back due to heavy luggage. Apparently, I was told by my friend who manufactured the bag that the chiropractor recommends that a school bag should not be more than 10% of a child's age! That would mean that Brendan have to take his Bakprotek bag and another smaller bag to school everyday.
Eryn on the other hand is happy to be back in school and everything seems quite ok for her. However, after her 3 Barbie shows a day throughout the school holiday, she still haven't really gotten over her Barbie fever yet.
Brendan seems quite excited to go to school after the long holiday. He says that the teacher started teaching on the second day and he even brough back homework on the second day itself. I see some other schools have yet to distribute books and some have yet to settle down, but here, my son, is already doing his writing and colouring on the second day itself.
Oh well, I can only pray that he copes well in school this year and most importantly, to enjoy school and be happy!
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| Brendan's books for today and Brendan doing his homework last night. |
6 comments:
Wah... judging from the piles of books, their school back must be drop dead heavy.... *sweats*!
Wishing you and your lovely family a marvellous New Year! Keep well and have a nice day!
i also worry the weight of the books!! pity kids nowadays...
notice he do his homework in his uniform?
Alice, that's what most parents seem to be complaining about - the weight of their bags.
Jess, we really hv to jaga our kids back to avoid back problems in future hor.
Chin Nee, the first thing he does when he comes back from school is to take out all his homework and do it. Everyday, I have to remind him to makan and mandi first before doing his homework.
He is focus and his aim is to finish up his homework...
Chanel, I'd rather he finish it off a.s.a.p. without me telling him at all so that he can play with his mei-mei later.
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