That’s it; cutie pie Rahul is officially 1 month old! He is getting more and more adorable! I take back my words about babies being boring, he is just too cute!

That’s his mommy feeding the greedy boy. LOL
 

Full moon was spent playing with the baby and non-stop snapping photos of him. When he smiles, it lights up the room :)).
 

We didn’t have the traditional Chinese full moon celebration. It was just a quiet affair within our family.

Oh he have such beautiful dark luscious hair now, i’m so envious of my nephew.
 

I just realized that i don’t have photos of Rahul with his daddy because he was at work :(.
 

Mom and dad were really happy. Rahul loves it when dad carries him. Kept smiling and giggling.
 

A complete opposite when i’m trying to take a photo with him. Look at his disgusted face! Sigh…
 

3rd ah yee carrying him here.
 

Oh ain’t he the most adorable thing you’ve ever seen?!
 

Which is the reason why we can’t help dotting on him.

Full moon pressies from us. The super cute crocodile body suit is from grandma!
 

I made the traditional red eggs for Rahul’s full moon. My very first attempt and i’m proud that it turned out pretty well.
 

Here’s how to make red eggs:

1) Put eggs into a pot of water on the stove. Make sure that the heat is at the lowest else the eggs will crack and the coloring will be all over the eggs later.
2) Add a tsp of salt and 2 tsp of vinegar for easy absorption of red dye later.
3) Let it simmer for around 25 to 30 mins.
4) Prepare a bowl with red dye (you can easily purchase the red dye from supermarket – those used for baking will do).
5) Do not dilute the dye with water.
6) Remove the pot and pour the hot water away but do NOT run cold water on the eggs.
7) Put the egg into the bowl with the red dye and cover the entire egg with dye (use glove to avoid staining the hand or use spoon to twirl). Repeat for all the remaining eggs.
8) Leave the eggs to cool before washing the eggs to remove excessive dye.