In the blink of an eye, a year quietly passed, and Chichi's health had greatly improved. Though still not as robust as a normal child, he could now participate in regular activities, such as running short distances and doing simple jumps.
Chichi's diet also underwent significant changes. Besides rice porridge and some stomach-friendly dishes, he could now eat more meat and other foods. Kids are growing at this age, and Su Xiaowan, together with her aunt, explored a variety of recipes to prepare meals for the children.
This year of recuperation had clear effects: Chichi's height and weight had changed considerably. Although not catching up completely with Guoguo and Tangtang, the gap had finally narrowed.
Naturally, Chichi's transformation aroused much curiosity. Thus, Su Xiaowan had thought of excuses early on. It's normal for young children; many are weak and get healthier as they grow older.
