They day i brought him to the park nearby my house...

He is my sunshine my only sunshine...He makes me smile all the time..Look how much he has grown..My first nephew...who loves elmo so much..elmo beg..elmo toys..he can even sing the elmo song..eventhough with only the la la la sounds..he can't speak yet..he can dance too.. ;)..he crawls everywhere and u can't stop him..He is 1 year old..he walks but with one hand holding something..Just love to be with him..can spend the whole day with him but the end of the day u will be so exhausted..running after him everywhere to makesure he is in a safe position..he loves to eat.. give him any food...he will open his mouth promptly...he can really cheer u up... :)..I can't wait for him to talk.. By looking at him..the way he behave and etc ..i can relate it with what i am studying now..

The fields of developmental and cognitive psychology have provided us with valuable insights into the combined effects of age and cognitive ability on a child's learning readiness. The questions a child may ask, and his or her corresponding ability to understand, will be relative to a particular developmental level. For example, a three-year-old might ask a "why" question, such as "why do people get old?" From time to time, children who have first started asking questions about babies when they were three years of age, will repeat them a little later on if a particular stimulus prompts them. Thus, the five-year-old may very well ask, "How does a newborn baby get out of the mommy?" The five-year-old's seemingly insatiable curiosity may lead to other questions about the mechanisms of natural phenomena, such as "Where does the moon go during the daytime?

This is so intresting....Can't wait for the next semester to start..