01st July 2015
We went and bought a bike for Gio from an expat who was leaving the country.
02nd July
My wife came home with a helmet to go with the bike.
The nanny changed Gio into his sleeping clothes and took him to sleep.
Afte a while, Gio started really crying. I wondered if the nanny had done something to him.
He went on for a while, so I went into their room and found him standing on his bed and crying. Maybe he was kneeling.
I consoled him and told him to sleep.
He settled down. I stayed a few minutes and left. No more crying.
9th July
Gio likes numbers written for him and things drawn for him.
Some of the art done for Gio now that he likes numbers and shapes:
11th July
Celebrating Mama’s birthday. (There were more guests than shown in the picture).
12th July
14th July
Gio’s pronunciation of numbers has changed:
‘Tor’ has become ‘four.’
‘Tat’ has become ‘five.’
‘Nenen’ has become ‘seven’ (or something close(r)).
18th July
Gio knows colours: Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink
20th July
The boy is bilingual.
Nanny: Usiweke hiyo kwa mdomo. Ni chafu.
(Don’t put that in yopur mouth. It’s dirty)
Gio: Dirty
28th July