New toy for the family

I've bought a magnetic car racing toy set for the family.. The main reason for me buying this is because it actually can have 2 players at the same time, and it seemed to be something more interesting for us, parents. I guiltily admit that sometimes it is kinda hard to play with Jayden especially when he asked us to play the toys (the toys for 4+). 

Therefore, when I saw this racing car system, I thought it might be a good toy for us too, but it might be something too matured for Jayden. I was rather worried initially. Thankfully, after setting it up and getting a hang of it, Jayden loves it!! Nonetheless, we love it too!! 

Frankly, tt's more engaging and fun (for us parents) to play this than other toys and we (adults) can play with him for hours!! Hehehe.. :P I am pretty happy that we can spend hours of fun together finally.. I really don't want him to play alone most of the time. :) 

Outgrowing toys characters

Finally, it's time to bid farewell to Thomas and Friends, and Transformers. Jayden slowly outgrows those two characters, as he no longer said they are his 'best favourite'. Instead, his latest favourite is Power Rangers Samurai and Go On Engine Sentei.. Both are of Japanese "descendants". Hehehe..

Therefore, he starts to collect his new favourite toys.. and yes, even his first bike is Power Rangers Boys Bike.. He surely enjoyed every bit of the pedaling fun.. :)

 

Jayden first spotted his new favourite toy 

Jayden said he is oneof the animal, and he is the lion turtle.. LOL

The 5 samurai animals that transform into Megazord Samurai

Jayden's first biking experience

He is a true happy camper

Love his great smile.. :)

Checking out his bike

He said these are his collections of Power Rangers Samurai

Taking a break after biking for almost an hour

A photograph with his collection

Growing strong

While picking up Jayden from kindy today, I saw him being kicked on the face while climbing the tree. There was another girl (Lily) before him and she didn't like him to be on the tree too hence gave him a kick on the face. While clinging on the tree trunk, Jayden cover his face with one of his palm and said "NO". 

Lily's mom saw the incident and immediately went over to stop her. I followed. When asked is it's hurt, Jayden said "No, it didn't hurt." 

Our conversation:

Me: Are you hurt, baby?

Jayden: No, it didn't hurt.

Me: Are you sure?

Jayden: Hmmm.. it didn't hurt anymore. I didn't cry.. because I am not scared. 

Me: Wow.. you are a strong boy. I am so proud of you.. Let me give you a big hug. 

Term 2 almost comes to an end. And since he started kindy till now, I figured that he has grown a lot stronger. I am really proud of my little baby.. :)