Brotherhood

It's funny and endearing when you see your sons bond. This is the advantage of having your children close in terms of age. En and his bro is only 15 months apart, and En is too young to understand that this other being is here to share his parents love and toys. He is likely to grow up getting use to the shared attention with his bro (I hope) though the downside is they will probably fight through their growing years. The grandpa said they will likely form a brotherly alliance to terrorise other kids in the neighbourhood and school.

At the moment, he is curious about his bro, respond well to the term "di-di" (brother), but seems to stick to me like glue more than ever. Maybe he does sense something. He doesn't take well to me carrying his bro, and his beloved nanny tried once and he wailed.

Well, we tried taking a brotherly kind of photo and clip before I tear down the X-mas tree. As I mentioned earlier, this is probably the last time they are celebrating X-mas in 16 Cantonment Close. Next year, it will be at College with all their cousins.