PERSONAL NARRATIVES, MOMMY TIPS, AND THRILLING DISCOVERIES TO MAKE DAILY LIFE THE HAPPIEST
We always engage ourselves in several minor interruptions a day. These delays – as we may not be aware of it – add up to a serious time loss and become part of our everyday.
The good news is, we can make an end to this time loss. Momi Berlin shares here tricks to help us beat the clock and minimize those delays.
We are all on the same quest for happiness—no doubt about that. The good news is, there are several scientifically-proven activities which, when done habitually, can help us achieve happiness. Momi Berlin shares the following Science-backed ways to boost our happiness.
We recently attended a conference and met fellow moms who only believe in giving the purest nutrition for the most valuable in their life – their children. For Pauleen Luna-Sotto, Andi Guck-Eigenmann, and Nikki Gil-Albert, they will do whatever it takes to love, nourish, and protect their children. And they show this commitment and gesture of love and protection by giving their little ones the best organic products.
How to give the purest nutrition to kids
Considering today’s economy, the used car market is hot nowadays. A cheap, good condition second-hand car is an excellent choice, especially for Nigerian cyclists. Let’s take an inventory of the most worthwhile used cars for sale in Nigeria.
Essential oils aren’t limited to relaxing and healing alone. Most homemakers are now using them in the kitchen, comfort room, and garden to clean, sanitize, and even get rid of pests.
Momi Berlin shares five of the most popular essential oils often used for home cleaning and maintenance.
For months, we wake up at 4:30 am, and there’s no water coming out of our faucet. We learned to store water and use it to prepare food and clean the mess in the kitchen. This has been our case for more than half a year already; no water supply from 4 pm to 5 am the next day. And though we’ve been used to this kind of system, it sometimes infuriates us. With seven members in our household – two of which are toddlers – water is vital.
Then we got an invite from Maynilad Water Services, Inc. (Maynilad) to tour Angat Dam, Ipo Dam and their La Mesa Water Treatment Plant 2 facility. The tour enlightened us of our situation.
Listening to loud music on your earplugs can lead to permanent hearing loss. Mom Berlin and MakatiMed’s ENT Center offer easy ways to enjoy your playlist for years to come.
We have three teenagers and every day on our way to school and home, they have their earbuds in their ears. My mother would often remind them to remove it as it can affect their hearing. Sadly, though, the boys wouldn’t believe their elders.
Last Saturday, we visited our pediatrician. She commended how beautiful the teeth of our little darlings are. We relayed to her that thank God, the boys love brushing their teeth.
This reminds us that nurturing our youngsters’ teeth at an early stage is crucial in instilling the importance of proper dental hygiene. At age four and two years old, our kids are now at the appropriate age to have their regular dental visit. And we encourage other parents, too, to have their kids’ teeth checked regularly. As mentioned by a friend’s family dentist at Laguna Vista Dental, twice a year visit is ideal.
A friend called our attention one Saturday night. She mentioned that she’s reading one of our blog posts and chance upon a comment not totally related to the post’s topic.
We checked and went back to her after a few minutes.
“It was a spam comment,” was what we told her.
Valentine’s Day is celebrated annually every February 14. This year, Valentine’s Day falls on a Friday. It is the day that couples celebrate love by showing appreciation to each other. Usual gifts are flowers, chocolates, and dinner dates. Some could afford an expensive hotel dinner or a set of jewellery.
Valentine’s Day can be celebrated as well by parents and their youngsters. For teenage kids thinking of ways how to thank their moms without blowing their budget, Momi Berlin shares ideas where children could bring their parents with a budget of P500.