Caring nutrition for pets

Hina made nutritious food her pet mice. It’s cheese, sunflower seeds, and leaves.

Hina observed how her mice enjoy the food and uploaded it to her YouTube channel.

She says she is happy to see other YouTubers love mice and she can learn knowledge from them.

Choosing “good” materials

Hina was fascinated about new clay and color pens because she can express her artwork more than ever.

This clay is soft and it doesn’t get dried. Hina can make shapes so especially that she is inspired to create something new.

These color pens are very strong that they won’t be broken but at the same time, they are very easy to draw.

We can draw almost on any materials. Hina drew on photos.

If she can express more with the materials such as pens and clay, she is more inspired to create.

We would like to look for more materials that are good for Hina. They don’t have to be expensive, rather they should be inspiring to us as if this is what we have been looking for!

Making Hina’s pets’ playground

Hina have had different kinds of pets such as ducks, goldfish, ants, and now she loves white small mice. It was challenging for her to have mice as pets because some people don’t like mice. Hina wanted to raise awareness of benefits on having mice as their pets especially when children learn how to take care of animals.

Hina makes a playground for her mice with LEGO. We also found that our mice love newspapers and cardboard to make their house.

Her favorite mouse called Dandi enjoys playing there.

This is one way to play LEGO for practice 🙂 Hina and her parents can enjoy it together.

Explaining the problem to a doctor

Hina had a high fever the other day, which was found influenza. She is ok now. Although the flu made us worried, what was good about it was that Hina had grew up to explain what was wrong with her to the doctor by herself.

She was very ill until she met the doctor. But once she saw the doctor, she greeted saying that she liked the doctor’s clothes. I have never seen people greet with doctors that way… haha.

The pediatrician was friendly to children and Hina explained almost everything to her. I just added that Hina also had a headache.

It was wonderful to see Hina being able to explain her conditions even though she was ill.

Now she went back to normal. But she was advised to stay home for few more days.