“It takes dexterity, patience and a lot of love to be a Dame de Table at Guerlain. Everything we do is handmade.” - Didy, Dame de Table at Guerlain

One of the Maison Guerlain’s six Dames de Table, Didy and her colleagues act as curators of Guerlain’s unique savoir-faire. From subtly tightening a knot and delicately smoothing out a silk ribbon on a bottle of Shalimar, to making a cut with impeccable precision when finishing a Bee Bottle, Didy’s technical skills, attention to detail and unparalleled dexterity combine to add the finishing touch to each of the personalised Bee Bottles that leave the Guerlain ateliers.

＃洛杉磯時報資深影評給出超好評！！＃小編賀😊🎉🎉🎉

“吳可熙同時也是編劇，她靈活的表演技巧和能力讓人非常驚艷，她在強烈激昂的情緒和孤寂荒涼的內心感受裡表現的游刃有餘。”

“ 趙德胤 Midi Z導演並不是用一般男性視角在看待這個故事；相反，他對妮娜所忍受的虐待，以及無疑引發她精神穩定性的嚴重創傷，有著同情的、批判性的見解。”

”我們一同見證了她的心靈試圖駕馭她所承受的創傷的現實。”

原文："Wu, who also serves as co-writer, is astonishing in her dexterity and ability to evoke the confrontational as certainly as the desolate."

"Midi here does not parallel the male gaze that we see Nina experience in multitudes; instead, he bears sympathetic, critical witness to the abuses that she is made to endure as well as the intense decline of her mental stability that it undoubtedly initiates. The concessions that Nina is expected to make as a woman beholden to the desires and abuses of men are here made internal as we witness her mind attempt to navigate the reality of the trauma she has endured."---By Los Angeles Times Critic SARAH-TAI BLACK，Thank you !😊

PS: 請我們一起給有 ＃創傷症候群 的朋友們多一些體諒與關懷❤
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MAKE BRUSHING EASY AND FUN!
Did you know that dentists recommend you start brushing your child’s teeth as soon as their first tooth appears?

Usually, childrens’ first tooth break through when they are around 6 months old. As soon as you see that first tooth, you should start brushing your baby’s teeth twice a day – in the morning and in the evening – in order to get your baby used to daily brushing routines. For a small child, teeth brushing is a completely new experience! When you help your child get used to having a toothbrush in their mouth twice a day, that is a big and important step on their way to developing a good oral hygiene routine.

It is important to make the routine a positive experience right from the start. Children love trying out things themselves. Let your child hold a toothbrush, play with it and try to brush their own teeth – it will make the whole process more fun! After a while, your child will look forward to it.

Is your baby biting down on the toothbrush, making it hard to brush properly? This is completely normal. Biting on a toothbrush is an instinctive behaviour to help soothe their gums as their new teeth begin to break through. Just make sure you choose a toothbrush that is soft, gentle and safe for new teeth and sensitive gums. Brushing your child’s teeth should be fun and easy!

6 TIPS FOR GOOD DENTAL ROUTINES:
Start brushing your child’s teeth with a fluoride toothpaste as soon as their first tooth appears. Children’s first teeth usually start coming in at around 6 months, and by the age of 3, they usually have 20 baby teeth.
Help your child brush their teeth and explain what you are doing. Brush twice a day for two minutes, once in the morning and once before bedtime.
Brush gently, with small circular movements along the gums.
Remember small children can’t spit. Be sure to choose a mild-flavoured toothpaste and use the right amount– no more than the size of a pea.
For babies, it is important to choose a gentle toothpaste with a mild taste and low fluoride content.
Since children have less Dexterity and motor skill development than adults, you should help brush your child’s teeth. In Scandinavia, dentists recommend that parents help their children brush their teeth until they are teenagers.

Remember to use the right amount of toothpaste – no more than the size of a pea for small children

In this video, we will teach different shapes to your kids by a simple and fun matching game.

Product detail:
The 15 wooden pieces in this novel shape sorter offer a variety of colors, shapes, and opportunities for learning. Stack them on the pegged stand in order, mix up the shapes and colors, or create your own games with these engaging first manipulatives! A printed key on the wooden base offers guidance when it's wanted, but the possibilities for play are endless. Use the colorful blocks to encourage sorting, matching, counting, stacking, dexterity, fine motor skills, color recognition, and more!


This video is also suitable for someone who wants to learn English as second language, We hope your kid will enjoy this video and able to identify different colors same as my kid.


In this video, we will teach color during playing this toy, hope you and your kid will enjoy!

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Learn shapes playlist:
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