Chloe is born in Singapore and raised in Hong Kong?

Ever since our little Chloe was born, she had spent her first 2 nights at the hospital, 65 nights at home, 1 night at the Amara Sanctuary on the island of Sentosa and 32 nights in Hong Kong island by the time she celebrates her 100 days of babyhood with a cocktail of 7 viruses (namely Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Polio, Hib disease, Pneumococcal and Rotavirus).



Chloe has been a good girl for the past few weeks. During her first week in Hong Kong, she was not her usual self. She cried more than she did when she was in Singapore. After the first week, we moved to Express by Holiday Inn at Causeway Bay and Chloe broke her own record of "Most-Continuous-Uninterrupted-Sleep". That night we moved in, she slept for 6 hours before waking up to demand for milk.

Boo and Chloe are accompanying me to Hong Kong because of a recent work assignment. This trip marks a number of "firsts" for the family:

1. It was the first time our family of 3 flew overseas together.


2. It was Chloe's first time on a plane at age 2 months and 1 week old.


3. Chloe pooped for the first time at high altitude and stained her new BabyGap romper!


4. Chloe took the subway for the first time. In Hong Kong, it's named the MTR.


5. Chloe took the Star Ferry from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui. (That completes her Air/Sea/Land mode of transportation!)


6. In all, other than being chauffeured around in a car in Singapore, Chloe has been on the plane, taxi, bus, subway, tram, cable car and ferry within one month.


7. The family dined at a 3-star Michelin restaurant for the first time at Lung King Heen.


8. We visited places like Ocean Park, Stanley, Disneyland Hong Kong as a family.


9. Our family's first hike was a leisure 40 minute hike to a pavilion lookout point on Lamma Island.