PERSONAL NARRATIVES, MOMMY TIPS, AND THRILLING DISCOVERIES TO MAKE DAILY LIFE THE HAPPIEST
Many of us imagine that every day will be filled with joy once we find our lifetime partners. We picture the thrill of sharing a family with that special one, and the sheer unending pleasure of a partner who is so very in tune with us.
Sometimes, though, we won’t see our partners eye-to-eye the way we might like. Our lifestyle might differ, too, or we may bicker about things we would have once agreed on.
Lessons from Aesop’s Fable The Man and the Wood
Lessons from Aesop’s Fable The Man and the Wood
It seems pretty much normal for kids to misplace and lose their belongings at school. My boys, for instance, went home a lot of times without their lunchboxes with them. They likewise left their books and even handkerchief on school bus or classroom. This may be considered a petty concern but often results in stress and frustration for us parents. After all, we spent a fortune on school bags, lunch boxes, books, pencils, and other school items. Replacing them can be both hurtful for the budget and time. This is especially true when we don’t have a ready replacement at home.
Now, how to help our school children from losing things? Momi Berlin shares practical tips you may add to your failproof techniques, too.
After about a dozen pencil replacement in a month, we advised our son to set up a routine. We told him after each use, make sure he returns the item on the same place he got it. Pencils are kept inside a pencil case while the pad paper goes back into the bag. Before packing all his school things and leaving his table, he needs to double-check all his belongings and look around him if there are still unpacked items on the table or floor.
Repetition is a good practice for kids to master new skills. When he makes it a habit to always put his pencil inside his pencil case after use, for instance, it will become a habit he will find too hard to forget.
Misplacing things isn’t a doomed case. Youngsters can improve in keeping track of their things and whatnots by practicing mindfulness. Mindfulness is the skill of paying attention.
Being mindful means focusing on a specific task and reducing distractions to easily take note or quickly retrieve things. To practice mindfulness, ask your school kids to do one task at a time and be sure to return materials on its proper places after use. More than not forgetting items, practicing mindfulness helps improve concentration level and even happiness.
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Putting personalized labels or name tags on belongings make it easier to retrieve lost items. With their names, section or even contact details on items, there is a better chance of having lost things returned.
Ideal customized labels are washing machine-safe and those that cannot be easily removed or erased. The children wouldn’t find these name labels a bore, too, if the colors, fonts, style, and designs used are their favorites. Such an example of these personalized stickers for children is Stickerkid we stumble upon online. They have different kinds of name tags from clothing label to book label, gift card, iron-on name label, and shoe name labels among other sticker names. Each sticker name is so easy to use; just peel off and stick anywhere that needs a label.
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Navigating the site is so easy the same with choosing the design, color, and font. Order processing and payment are quick, too. And when we got the package, we easily distinguished the quality of materials used to print the name labels. Each sticker paper is durable, indeed perfect for kids’ use.
Now, we would love you to try Stickerkid as well. Stickerkid is sponsoring a worldwide giveaway to all Momi Berlin followers. Simple mechanics below:
This is open worldwide and the winner will get to choose from the value packs the design, look, color, and font he prefers for his sticker label. Shipping is also free of charge!
Just like how Stickerkid power couple Chris and Doerthe describe most kids as real champions in losing and forgetting things, we can help our youngsters minimize if not put to past those lost items. Introducing to them a routine and helping them to be mindful are a few tricks, plus putting on labels helps a lot.
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Money spent even on small school items easily adds up and as we wonder where our peso went by the end of the quarter, it’s in all those ballpens and lunchboxes. Now, with these practical tips and using sticker labels, we wish to reduce the stress in your life.
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In our household, we often bake, roast, and steam meat. We believe that fried food is high in fat which may be bad to our health, thus as much as possible, we refrain from frying meat. Fried chicken, pork belly, and tofu are an exemption, though. That crunch as your jaws clamp down on a juicy bite of fried chicken is such a pleasure to behold as my boys enjoy our lunch or dinner. So if we fry meat, we only use palm oil.
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Lessons from Aesop’s Fable The Trumpeter Took Prisoner
The trumpeter in the story may be considered innocent. After all, he hasn’t killed anyone. His responsibility is to only blow his horn during the presence of enemies. However, his post is very crucial to the success of his team.
The other group was right. By sounding out the orders, the trumpeter guide and encourage his soldiers in battle. That being the case, he was instrumental to the death of hundreds of soldiers of the other camp.
Even if many say instant food is no good to our health, we still have a few of this kind of food in our pantry. They are hassle-free and require minimal to no cooking skills. This mother chance upon The Maya Kitchen’s trove of recipes and would want to share three simple ways to transform your instant meals into tastier, healthier, and over-all, fancier dishes.
The other day, we read Aesop’s Fable The Nurse and the Wolf. I instantly recognized the similarity of how a typical adult and the nurse in the story would hope to instill fear in a child.
