Crabby Sleeping Position

Maybe it is quite a long journey from home to school. Ajib was sleepy and tried to have shut eye for seconds before reaching his school.

Hubby was quite concern as Ajib was usually chatty in the morning. However, it was quite a quiet morning. Ajib’s body was slightly curled and his hands were unmoved.

“Sleeping like a a crab..” Daddy commented. Liya thought it was funny. Me too. We remembered the deep fried crabs we ate last weekend at Bagan Lalang.

Sunset & Seafood

It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon. The driving took us nearly 2 hours. Westward direction most possibly.  Ajib and Liya played on the beach but as the sunset approaching, they got too busy with the sandcastle and incoming waves.

We had about 1 kilo of fresh prawn cooked in 2 portions: buttered and breaded. The local fish tasted so juicy and sweet. Everything was perfect until the allergy triggered somewhere past midnight and that was the price for great seafood dinner. The family was happy during dinnertime and that was pleasurable, enough for me to combat any reactions.

Tastebud

Found at Pantai Remis

Adults and kids alike develop their food preferences. Trying something new can be fun. Some food are easy to love, some we never describe tasty forever.

For children, introducing potential allergic food can be done very much later. Start with a few bite or add very little in gravy. For example, seafood, eggs and nuts can be tried one after another. Wait for any reactions; rash, swelling, coughing, etc. if any of the family members already suffer from any food allergies before, you may stay away from the food altogether.

If possible, try not to enhance children’s food with sugar or salt. They will be prone to these two when they grow up. Bland taste for adults may be well received by the children.