PERSONAL NARRATIVES, MOMMY TIPS, AND THRILLING DISCOVERIES TO MAKE DAILY LIFE THE HAPPIEST
Today is Monday. I woke up at four in the morning and hurriedly went to the kitchen. I haven’t brushed my hair yet nor visited the restroom. I was about to prepare the boys’ school baon and breakfast that time, and I knew, there will be a few minutes between those errands that I can visit the bathroom and at least wash my face.
Again, I texted my best friend to complain. I know she can be real patient with me; thus she’s the only one I ran to when I need a shoulder to cry on. As always, she would express complete disapproval of the person.
Yesterday, though, was different.
Better to accept him for what he is than what you hope he would be. Less pain that way Sometimes, our unmet expectations only cause us more pain. Just love yourself more.
Most couples decide to tie the knot because of love. They envision themselves doing things together, for better or worse, in sickness and in health. They see each other as an inspiration to be better and successful individuals. These couples dream the same dreams for their family.
I left our house four months ago. I brought with me our one-year-old and three-year-old boys. I also asked our two older boys if they wanted to go with me. They said yes. Our second son wasn’t home that day, so we left without him. We stayed at my mom’s house. And we are still at my mother’s house at present.
How often have you become indecisive, not too sure of the next step to take? Life is like that to us. It usually puts us to the test, pushing us to choose and balance the good and bad that comes with each decision. Sometimes, we let our gut feelings decide for us and at times, too, we can’t make up our mind that we allow others to influence us.
My second son turned 15 about two months ago. He has longed to be an adult. It is very evident that he can’t wait, and his actions and words are always in a hurry to be referred to as a young adult.
Sa dami ba ng pag-iri at bilang ng anak na niluwal sa mundo? O sa kung ilang beses umakyat sa entablado ang anak upang sabitan ng mga gintong medalya? Maaari ring sa estado ng kanyang mga supling matapos ang maraming taong pakikipagbuno sa paaralan.
Advantages of Teaching Your Baby Sign Language
Your baby wants to communicate with you. He just can’t articulate himself, thus he screams and cries. There is, however, a way to talk with your child in a rather calm and loving way. Through sign language, you and your baby can speak to each other long before he discovers how to talk. From first-hand experience, I can tell you that learning sign language with my Firstborn was beneficial, and reduced a little bit of the stress that comes with being a new parent.
I got this question perhaps a dozen times already. Many moms are having second thoughts buying a nursing pillow as after the breastfeeding stage, the pad might be useless already.
Well, we’ve got three nursing pillows. Two came from the hospital where I gave birth. The pad was part of the room package. The other one was a gift from a dear friend.
Among the three pillows, I love the third one the most. It’s a Babycuddle nursing pillow. More than a gift, I love it because its shape is different from the usual feeding pillows we know. If you’re a breastfeeding mother, you would understand your need and your baby. And having a Babycuddle nursing pillow is one of them.
It was morning. I noticed my Firstborn without his eyeglasses on. I asked him to wear it, and he timidly said he accidentally dropped his glasses in a canal yesterday afternoon when I asked him to buy turon.