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Friday, June 29, 2012

Birthday Celeb @ 28 June 2012

Birthday lunch date for my dear husband yesterday took place at Shogun Saisaki UOA KL. The foods are superb. So many choices available and I only managed to taste half of it. The lunch buffet price is reasonable as well. 



These are all mine. Hahaha...i know that is a lot..dah macam orang kebulur pon ader...this did not include sushi portion. (tak sempat amik gambar sebab dah ngappp!!)..but believe me there are so many options.

After that, we heading to Jusco Maluri sebab ader J-Card day..What a Birthday Celeb..I know...sungguh tak romantis bini ajak gih Jusco Day beli wipes menimbun, pampers dsb..

Enough shopping we headed home dan ajak the kids play ball outside the house..Sungguh pathetic Birthday Celeb. I want to give him something as a gift but he just refuse. He said next year he wants double. Yeah right...

Anyway Happy 30th Birthday to my beloved husband Md Kamil Md Rafi. Me and the kids love you very much!!


Medela Freestyle@28 June 2012


Alhamdulillah another shipment received. So tomorrow need to send out the pump to the customers. Another shipment will reach me nextweek. Whoever interested you can email me at azimaishak@yahoo.co.uk or sms me at 012-2221040

Selendang Nikah






I am selling my selendang nikah. The price is RM200. Kain jenis chiffon dan warna putih.Still look new. Whoever interested bole email me at azimaishak@yahoo.co.uk or sms me at 012-2221040.

Thursday, June 28, 2012

Security Measures in Mid Valley City Car Park

Have you heard recent story that a woman was robbed and slashed at Mid Valley City car park last Friday at 10.30pm. Aren't we suppose to be save in our own country?

Since the incident took place at Mid Valley City car park, I am traumatized as well. I park my car everyday at Mid Valley City and when walking towards the car park after working hour it is scary. Beside the quiet place it is, I sometime do feel like people following me.

I informed husband about this and he bought me this at Groupon.


Pepper Spray for only RM39.

By the way, I received email from Mid Valley City management, these are the security measures available in case of emergencies:-

Panic Button 
Selected pillars in the car park are marked with "HELP" sign and immediate assistance can be rendered when the panic button is pressed.

24 hours Security Hotline
Mid Valley - 03 2938 3244
Garden Mall - 03 2289 8777

24 hours Security Escort Service
For convenience and security reasons, security escort service is extended to customers for collection of their vehicles. This service is available at Security Counter in Car Park Lobbies located at Zone A, P1 and Zone B, P2 or via the Information Counters and the security hotline.

For woman travel alone, please be extra careful. 


Weekly routine

My weekly routine in order to make sure my breastmilk maintain fresh.


Daily breastmilk put inside freezer


Weekly basis, once the freezer already full, pack into one plastic bag with date written outside for easy identification


One plastic bag ready to be put inside deep freezer. This way, my breastmilk can last long for 6 months since the deep freezer is not frequently open.

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Sikat

 

For however did not know, sikat nih bole membuatkan flow susu kita lancar...it is quite painful..tapi we want the best for our kids can...tahan sikit jer..

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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Cutting Hair

My mission last Sunday accomplished. Both kids hair is long enough make me want to cut their hair. At their age, I just cannot let them have long hair.

Both the kids sweat a lot and they will be scratching their head more often. Hence, cutting hair will make their life less painful and my life easier since I do not have to tie up Aisha's hair.

I often get compliment from people saying my my son is sooo cute, adorable and very fair...to whoeve know me and my little family, I do not have fair son..only daughter..so yup..they think I have 3 sons instead of 2 just because of the hair cut and I don't care..

In the future, when she knows how to take care of herself, I will let her grow her hair long. Until then this is the only haircut I prefer.

Aqeel, I sent to Mamak for haircut while for Aisha, I cut it myself. It would be very evil for me to cut Aisha's hair like Aqeel's..




Winnie The Pooh



It is just hard to say "No" to these cute little things..What I am afraid is that Aqeel will conquer all of them and refuse to share with others (as usual). It comes in a box and very suitable to be given as Birthday present. No wrapper needed because the box is already nice and cute. The price is RM70 and it is Tupperware brand..meaning a lifetime warranty..that is what I LIKE..

I am a big fan of Tupperware brand and when this special edition comes out it is a MUST buy thingy. Even though it will ended up in the cupboard.

Monday, June 25, 2012

Lunch@22 June 2012


Had ABC Special and Mee Curry with Yong Tau Foo..superb Friday lunch at Oasis Mid Valley

Medela Freestyle@22 June 2012

Alhamdulillah another shipment received on Friday 22 June. The next day, all pump sent out to the customers and the number of pump sold is 32 units already.

The new package that I'm offering is warranty for 3 months. However, until to date I don't have ready stock. There will always customer booking my additional purchase.

The next shipment will reach me maybe this week and yup its already been booked.

The next purchase I made was yesterday and will reach me maybe next week and it is still free from booking. Whoever interested you can email / sms / call me. 

I would like to inform you that this pump is the fast selling item. If you are late I am sorry that I cannot accommodate you. The price is still the same @RM1,350.

Feel free to contact me if you have any queries.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Pneumococcal Vaccine

The pneumococcal disease is a group of diseases caused by the streptococcus pneumonia bacteria, or pneumococcus.  They live in the mucous lining of the nose and in the back of the throat. And when they're plentiful enough, they can cause an infection in the respiratory tract, middle ear, or sinus cavities. Antibiotics such as penicillin can kill them, but up to 40 percent of the strains are resistant to antibiotics.

Pneumococcal bacteria spread by close contact and through coughing and sneezing. Diseases such as meningitis and pneumonia can crop up within days of infection.

Symptoms of pneumococcal pneumonia usually include fever and chills with shaking or trembling, as well as chest pain, coughing, shortness of breath, rapid breathing, rapid heart rate, fatigue, and weakness. Nausea, vomiting, and headaches are also associated with pneumococcal pneumonia, but are less common.
Pneumococcal bacteria also cause some of the most serious ear infections in children.

Failure to receive treatment or a failed treatment may lead to hearing loss, learning difficulties, delayed speech development, paralysis and sometimes death. 

It is quite difficult to identify a pneumococcal infection since symptoms such as fever, chills and cough can be confused with other diseases. In fact, it requires a thorough medical checkup or laboratory tests to confirm the infection

The burden of pneumococcal disease in childhood in Malaysia is high, according to the Health Technology Assessment report. At least 500,000 cases annually of otitis media (middle ear infection) occur in children less than two years, with 25,000 of these progressing to chronic otorrhea (discharge of infected pus into the ear canal) with potential to develop hearing loss; 4,000 cases annually of childhood acute respiratory (lung) infections, 200 of which result in death, and 750 cases of pneumococcal bacteremia (blood infection), resulting in between 15-20 deaths may be expected4.

Despite the severity of the disease and its burdens, pneumococcal disease is the number one vaccine-preventable death in children under five.

Recommended number of doses
Four doses.

Recommended ages
  • At 2 months
  • At 4 months
  • At 6 months
  • Between 12 and 15 months
Price range from RM 220- RM 250 per dose

Who shouldn't get the Pneumococcal vaccine?

Children who've had a life-threatening allergic reaction to a previous Pneumococcal vaccine shot or to certain other vaccines should not get the Pneumococcal vaccine vaccine. If your child has had this type of severe reaction to any immunization, talk to her doctor about whether the Pneumococcal vaccine is advisable.

Are there any precautions I should take?

Mildly ill children can be vaccinated. But if your child has a high fever or a severe illness, such as pneumonia, wait until her health improves before taking her in for the vaccine. She'll be better able to handle the immunization when she's healthy.

What are the possible side effects?

About a third of vaccinated children have redness, discomfort, or swelling at the site of the injection. A third also develop a mild fever. One in 20 has a higher fever of over 102.2 degrees.

Severe allergic reactions are rare but possible with any vaccine. See what our expert says about how to tell whether your child is having an adverse reaction.

For those high risk group, getting pneumococcal vaccination is one of the defense mechanism we could use against dying from H1N1. You might still get H1N1 but at least you have a 30% lower risk of dying from H1N1.

This is because 30% of H1N1 pneumonia related deaths are due to Streptococcus pneumoniae. Getting yourself vaccinated means you have eliminated 30% of the possible risk of dying from H1N1 pneumonia.

Basilic Milk Dispenser

I fall in love with Basilic Milk Dispenser this type...


But was unable to find it..Hence, I bought these...


Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Medela Freestyle@19 June 2012


Alhamdulillah another shipment received yesterday. Already sent out to the customers. Next shipment will reach me expected either by end of this week or next week.. Already booked..Ingat nak buat ready stock tapi tak sempat sampai dah ade buyer..

Today already placed order for another 2 pumps..no buyer yet..whoever would like to book you can contact me at azimaishak@yahoo.co.uk.

Price is RM1,350.

Sports Day

First time attending the Sports Day as a Mom..Yeay!! Fabulous Day indeed..Happy to see all those smiling faces of the small ones..

Aqeel is the youngest in the school. He has yet to reach 3 years old though and all his friends are 4 years and above.

He was quite blur of what is happening around him and teacher has to hold his hand in order to play. Aisha in the other hand was busy mingling with his brother's friends. She enjoyed the big space of the hall by running around and even took out her slippers.

When the event is about to start, husband has to carry her *even though she refuse*. I cannot imagine if she is inside the group what kind of havoc can she caused.

Enough of writing, let us enjoy the pictures..











Monday, June 18, 2012

New Carrefour

Had a blast window shopping at Carrefour Mid Valley. Quite surprise with their products especially at cooking and culinary place. Everything seems to be so colorful.






L.O.V.E


Friday, June 15, 2012

Jerebu Go Away


Jerebu...Jerebu
Go Away
Aqeel has Sports Day on Sunday!!

G6PD

G6PD deficiency is an inherited condition in which the body doesn't have enough of the enzyme glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, or G6PD, which helps red blood cells (RBCs) function normally. This deficiency can cause hemolytic anemia, usually after exposure to certain medications, foods, or even infections.

Most people with G6PD deficiency don't have any symptoms, while others develop symptoms of anemia only after RBCs have been destroyed, a condition called hemolysis. In these cases, the symptoms disappear once the cause, or trigger, is removed. In rare cases, G6PD deficiency leads to chronic anemia.

With the right precautions, a child with G6PD deficiency can lead a healthy and active life.

About G6PD Deficiency

G6PD is one of many enzymes that help the body process carbohydrates and turn them into energy. G6PD also protects red blood cells from potentially harmful byproducts that can accumulate when a person takes certain medications or when the body is fighting an infection.

In people with G6PD deficiency, either the RBCs do not make enough G6PD or what is produced cannot properly function. Without enough G6PD to protect them, RBCs can be damaged or destroyed. Hemolytic anemia occurs when the bone marrow (the soft, spongy part of the bone that produces new blood cells) cannot compensate for this destruction by increasing its production of RBCs.

Causes of G6PD Deficiency

G6PD deficiency is passed along in genes from one or both parents to a child. The gene responsible for this deficiency is on the X chromosome.
G6PD deficiency is most common in African-American males. Many African-American females are carriers of G6PD deficiency, meaning they can pass the gene for the deficiency to their children but do not have symptoms; only a few are actually affected by G6PD deficiency.
People of Mediterranean heritage, in
cluding Italians, Greeks, Arabs, and Sephardic Jews, also are commonly affected. The severity of G6PD deficiency varies among these groups — it tends to be milder in African-Americans and more severe in people of Mediterranean descent.

Why does G6PD deficiency occur more often in certain groups of people? It is known that Africa and the Mediterranean basin are high-risk areas for the infectious disease malaria. Researchers have found evidence that the parasite that causes this disease does not survive well in G6PD-deficient cells. So they believe that the deficiency may have developed as a protection against malaria.

G6PD Deficiency Symptom Triggers

Kids with G6PD deficiency typically do not show any symptoms of the disorder until their red blood cells are exposed to certain triggers, which can be:
  • illness, such as bacterial and viral infections
  • certain painkillers and fever-reducing drugs
  • certain antibiotics (especially those that have "sulf" in their names)
  • certain antimalarial drugs (especially those that have "quine" in their names)
Some kids with G6PD deficiency can tolerate the medications in small amounts; others cannot take them at all. Check with your doctor for more specific instructions, as well as a complete list of medications that could pose a problem for a child with G6PD deficiency.
Other substances can be harmful to kids with this condition when consumed — or even touched — such as fava beans and naphthalene (a chemical found in mothballs and moth crystals). Mothballs can be particularly harmful if a child accidentally swallows one, so ANY contact should be avoided.

Symptoms of G6PD Deficiency

A child with G6PD deficiency who is exposed to a medication or infection that triggers the destruction of RBCs may have no symptoms at all. In more serious cases, a child may exhibit symptoms of anemia (also known as a hemolytic crisis), including:
  • paleness (in darker-skinned children paleness is sometimes best seen in the mouth, especially on the lips or tongue)
  • extreme tiredness
  • rapid heartbeat
  • rapid breathing or shortness of breath
  • jaundice, or yellowing of the skin and eyes, particularly in newborns
  • an enlarged spleen
  • dark, tea-colored urine
Once the trigger is removed or resolved, the symptoms of G6PD deficiency usually disappear fairly quickly, typically within a few weeks.

If symptoms are mild, no medical treatment is usually needed. As the body naturally makes new red blood cells, the anemia will improve. If symptoms are more severe, a child may need to be hospitalized for supportive medical care.

Diagnosing and Treating G6PD Deficiency

In most cases, cases of G6PD deficiency go undiagnosed until a child develops symptoms. If doctors suspect G6PD deficiency, blood tests usually are done to confirm the diagnosis and to rule out other possible causes of the anemia.

If you feel that your child may be at risk because of either a family history or your ethnic background, talk to your doctor about performing a screening with blood tests to check for G6PD deficiency.

Treating the symptoms associated with G6PD deficiency is usually as simple as removing the trigger — that is, treating the illness or infection or stopping the use of a certain drug. However, a child with severe anemia may require treatment in the hospital to receive oxygen, fluids, and, if needed, a transfusion of healthy blood cells. In rare cases, the deficiency can lead to other more serious health problems.

Caring for Your Child

The best way to care for a child with G6PD deficiency is to limit exposure to the triggers of its symptoms. With the proper precautions, G6PD deficiency should not keep your child from living a healthy, active life.

Berpuasa


Thursday, June 14, 2012

Mom


Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Milk production

Tuaian pagi

Tuaian petang

Maid available

To whoever needs maid urgently:-

Pay RM5,500 (main and for passport)
Warranty 3 months
Rebate 3 months salary (RM1,800)
Contract 2 years
Monthly salary RM600
Available between 7 to 14 days after receive deposit.

Interested let me know.

Parent-Teacher Meeting

My little pumpkin has grown up. That is what i felt yesterday when i attend this meeting to discuss on the performance of my eldest son. 

Since this is my first time attending the meeting, I am quite nervous. *yup, moms are usually more emotional than the kids*. I even prepared some answers.

On his attitude, he is playful and that is expected. If I can recall, I told the teacher to just teach him a lesson *rotan* if he ever tease or bully his friends. He did that with his cousins.

On the development, since he is just 3 years old, I don't expect much from him. The main reason I sent him to school is that he will mingle with the boys and Yes, as per inform by the teacher, he scored A in socialize.

The best part is before school holidays, he has to sit for an exam and as expected he just refused to do it. So no exam result for him. Hopefully, by end of the year, I can see more development on this.


Brothers


Aren't they look alike?

Godiva Ice Blended






Yummieh...For me it taste better than Starbucks and Coffee Bean.. The price pon is much more expensive for such a small size. But worth the taste..

Aqeel was asking (or should I say demanded) for a bottle of chocolates. But lloking at the price we just refuse him. For a pieces of chocolate it cost RM169. Yeap, it is just too expensive to entertain a little boy. So we ended up giving him a lollipop..

Monday, June 11, 2012

Double Tiramisu






Double Tiramisu gives double satisfaction!!!

My Ipin


Baju sama tapi Aydin terlebih montelness....

A dream come true...

I am not a handbag collector..Actually I dont really wear handbag when I go out with my family. Most of the time, I only put my purse inside the kids diaper bag. I only wear handbag to office. But well, being a woman, cita-cita harus ada..

One of the handbag in my wish list is Louis Vuitton. Of course, ada jer yang lebih mahal like Hermes dan seangkatan..But for me dapat satu Louis Vuitton pon dah kira Alhamdulillah...I dont ask or expect more than that.

I know people will say "Ler baru Louis Vuitton pon nak kecoh"...yeap...I want to kecoh-kecoh...I have friends dah ader dua tiga bijik Louis Vuitton...But for me, when you have kids..to be precise THREE kids, everything else become not important. Their lives, educations are on top of my list. Nak pegi vacation pon berkira-kira. Luckily I have a husband yang shopaholic..So it is a balance...hahahaha

So enough of merapu, I actually thought the price range for one Louis Vuitton handbag is RM10k, but to my surprise it is not.

Oh..actually we did not even plan to buy one, we even plan to go to Wangsa Walk to buy the kids baju raya but somehow we ended up buying something far from the list. *memang jauh tersasar*


Friday, June 8, 2012

Today's Lunch



Actually I am just over excited on photo editing. Addicted to it..It just fun enough. Before know how to us it, I am so much adored people who knows how to do photo editing. Did not know it is so simple and easy.