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Sam's daily dose of teletubbies. His favourite was Dipsey. He watched so much that I was worried he won't talk as there had been reported that the children who watch Teletubbies don't communicate.
Po is a Chinese who says Fai Di Fai Di which means hurry up, hurry up.
We don't speak Chinese at home, but I will say Fai Di, Fai Di to the kids.
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