parenting tips and how to raise your kids amid the muddled environment
Yesterday marked the 15th year of my motherhood. I now have a 15-yo, 10-yo and a 5-yo. And how has it been? I can say that I am still learning as a parent. Fifteen years may sound long, but every child is different...and every stage brings something new. The kids go through so many emotional … Continue reading 15 years of Mommyhood
So we have come to this part of our parenthood where our first born is already a tween (in between kid and teen). There were a lot of emotions flying all over the house for the past two years but last year has been the most challenging. From being easily irritated to non-compliance to "forgetfulness" … Continue reading On raising tweens and teens
Mommyhood (and parenthood in general) involves a lot of effort in planning. I have been shifting from digital to notebook planning and journaling just to get the things done on time (or at least). There are just so many things to finish in a day or in a week having a full time work plus … Continue reading Free Printable: Weekly Planner (Dainty)
Free weekly planner template for my fellow mommas!
Making the kids move and do chores can be very daunting. You will hear complaints first before they do their tasks. So, why not give them a beautiful list that they can shade or check whenever they finish one task? Here are some daily chore chart printables that you can use so your kids will … Continue reading FREE Daily Chore Chart!
A lot has happened in 2020. It started with the eruption of Taal volcano then followed by the emergence of a pandemic, the COVID-19. Many people lost their jobs or loved ones. Many people were disrupted with the "new normal" and industries suffered. Schools closed down and adapted to the need of distance learning. In … Continue reading Our 2020: A Year of Faith, Love and Dream
Fourth Trimester? Seriously? Yes, this might be the reaction of people who have not been pregnant or even those who are already mothers. Fourth trimester exists. Fourth trimester is the first 12 weeks after delivery. Not all people are aware of this period. It is the time of adjustment and healing for the baby and … Continue reading The Fourth Trimester: Why no one’s talking about it
With the pandemic affecting the safety of our kids, many parents are considering to homeschool their kids this year. In homeschooling, the parents teach their kids and make their own lesson plans (sometimes according to Department of Education guides). It is different from online/distance learning because the latter still involves a teacher who will give … Continue reading Homeschool Providers in the Philippines
I have been married for nine years, and I thought I already knew what I have to know about love few years after marriage. I was sort of complaining to my husband, directly or indirectly, on why he isn't very expressive of his love for me and his children. I was always asking him "Do … Continue reading The Five Languages of Love
Amy Morin/Sep 5, 2017 CREDIT: Getty Images All kids have the ability to develop mental muscle. We just need to teach them how. Challenges, hardship, and setbacks are inevitable. Teaching kids to build mental musclehelps them become resilient. It's also the key to helping them reach their greatest potential in life. But, it's easy to get so … Continue reading WANT TO RAISE MENTALLY STRONG KIDS? DO THESE 3 THINGS (MOST PARENTS DON’T DO ANY OF THEM)
Mommyhood Journey 