Hahaha, as you know, my love for kids is unmeasurable.

We went to Auntie Irene's house to babysit the three kids, namely Jodie (7), Kathy (5), Lavie (1)! :)

Hui Ying left halfway through cause she had to go for a meeting so I had to take care of Lavie, the youngest! She's cute really. She took a very long time to warm up to us. She's very independent and at certain times, a tough nut to crack, even though she's only 1 year old. When she got used to my presence around her, she started playing the fool with me :P

Her famous quotes are, "No!" and "Again!". She's so adorable! Big puppy eyes, thin lips and tender skin. Even the strongest man has his own weakness. She's afraid of the strong wind. She hugged me really tight when the wind blew then hopped to RuiXin, and lastly MeiYin. Hee... her hugs are really comfortable. She'll grip onto you real tight. I really sound like a pedophile, but I'm not. Gee. I'd really want to babysit her (& them) again. Though it's quite tiring but it's really fun and pleasing, especially when you babysit Lavie. She's so active and you got to chase after her around the playground now and then. Follow her everywhere she goes, make sure that she's doing the right thing, ensure that she's safe, make her happy, play with her and many more. These are just a few points but it shows me how to be a more responsible person and that someone's life is in your hands. Being a responsible person is extremely important cause I'll have to be responsible for any injuries or whatsoever. To take ownership, remember? :) Most importantly, she brought smiles to my face every now and then. When I reflect, there are many valuable lessons that I've learned through this babysitting experience. Ownership, responsibility, compassion, understanding, tolerance and many more. On that day itself, after chasing Lavie around the playground, I felt a tinge of tiredness but still persisted on when we returned to play with the kids in Auntie Irene's house. This is part of tolerance.