Sometime in December 2015, my eldest daughter got a Lego set as a Christmas gift from one of her classmates. Since then, she became addicted to it, prompting us to buy this – Lego can be a bit pricey, but my husband and I saw how much our kids enjoy playing and building whatever they can […]
Growing up in the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio will always have a special place in my heart. But because of school and pregnancies, it took a while for me to go back. So when my husband said he wanted to go to Baguio for December, I immediately said yes – and made reservations […]
One of the outstanding qualities of mothers is their devotion to providing quality nutrition to their children. This is primarily done by preparing healthy foods and giving effective supplements to sustain and nourish their growing family needs. Nutri10Plus Syrup, a multivitamins packed with Chlorella Growth Factor (CGF), Taurine, Lysine, Zinc and Vitamins C, A, D3 […]
During my short stint in the corporate world, I was lucky to get assigned in Tomas Morato area. Everything is walking distance and most of the time, my colleagues and I’s problem is “Saan tayo kakain?” Aside from the strip in the Tomas Morato itself, we love exploring the insides of the Scout areas and […]
It’s been a while since I last posted a recipe. Since I am currently yaya-less, I am officially in charge of doing the cooking. This also means I have to whip dishes that are quick and easy to do since I still have two kids trolling along, plus online work and gazillion household chores I […]
I was teaching J how to write to help her prepare for school this coming school year. Since Ate knows how to write already, I just gave her pen and pad paper and asked her to sit with us and write letters and numbers so J can see what she is doing. As soon as […]
I never planned to become a stay-at-home mom. In fact, I never considered it and thought of myself as someone with a stable career – with no kids. Of course, there’s a different plan for me and I found myself going towards the road called “Motherhood.” You see, I was still in law school when I […]
Don’t get me wrong. I love my kids. This is just my story about depression and what I do to handle it. I never thought depression will knock at my door. Ever since, I’ve always been the happy-go-lucky person who doesn’t take life seriously. I always have a cheerful, positive disposition and you will rarely […]
We all have our rules when it comes to dealing and managing our helpers. Some households prohibit the use of cellphones or television during “work hours” while some are lenient about it. I know some moms who buy their yayas their own utensils, toiletries, or food while there are others who don’t since they can […]
Kids are growing up too fast these days. At one point, they are just crying and pooping machines and the next thing you know, they can do things on their own and speak up their mind. This is why my husband and I always make it a point to spend time with the kids as […]
I love chicken. I love anything cream-based. This is why any dishes that combine these two will be a surefire hit on my tastebuds. One of this is Chicken ala King. Since I am yaya-less for the past few months, I became in charge of cooking. I admit I am not a kitchen diva, which […]
Buying medicine for diabetes is quite expensive, requiring consistent purchase and usage. Life is certainly hard for people diagnosed with any type of diabetes, so for those without diabetes, do your best to avoid acquiring it by engaging in physical activities and healthy eating habits. It just takes proper determination and motivation to have a healthy […]
Did I mention I am yaya-less for the past few weeks? Despite the extra work at home, being yaya-less could be liberating, which means there is privacy too. Apparently for me, this means my OCD is making its way again. As soon as our yaya left, I am on a mission to keep everything clean […]
It’s November, which means it’s Bar Season for law graduates. As part of the tradition, bar takers stay in a common place, usually in a hotel, for four weekends and will go to UST as a group the following morning. This will make it easier to disseminate information and distribute materials (including last minute tips) […]
