Originally posted at http://familyshare.com/7-things-you-should-never-tell-your-child It is always important to watch your tongue, especially when speaking to your kids. Your words stick to them like glue and are not easily erased. Watch what you say and avoid uttering the following seven things to your child. Michele Coronetti Every parent hopes for the best for their children. Although, … Continue reading 7 things you should never tell your child
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The Third Child: Why Bother?
Originally posted at http://www.mercatornet.com/demography/view/15105 The birth of our second son is drawing ever nearer (there have been many half scares in the last week, but don’t worry the bags are packed and the route to the hospital is ingrained upon my memory so I can do it in the middle of the night when part … Continue reading The Third Child: Why Bother?
5 Ways You Can Teach Emotional Intelligence & Social Skills Every Day
Originally posted at http://www.ahaparenting.com/_blog/Parenting_Blog/post/helping-children-develop-social-and-emotional-intelligence-skills/ 5 Ways You Can Teach Emotional Intelligence & Social Skills Every Day “When they were fighting over ownership of something I would say ‘Jacob, say... ‘Excuse me Sarah, when you're finished may I have a turn please?’’ and then wait for him to repeat my words. And then I would turn to … Continue reading 5 Ways You Can Teach Emotional Intelligence & Social Skills Every Day
My Breastfeeding Journey
When I got pregnant with Ria in 2010, I was determined to breastfeed her because I understand the benefits of it. My parents were so supportive with my decision. My sisters were not able to breastfeed their daughters for a long time so I was really determined to do it.October 9, 2010. I gave birth … Continue reading My Breastfeeding Journey
Increased Intake of Omega-3 Helps Kids Sleep Better
According to a study by Oxford University, the quality of kids’ sleep may improve with the regular intake of oily fish. The study is set to be published soon in the Journal of Sleep Research. Packed with omega-3 fatty acids, such a diet results in children’s sleep being longer and being less interrupted. 362 children, … Continue reading Increased Intake of Omega-3 Helps Kids Sleep Better
Don’t hand the kid the phone
by Tamara Rajakariar (originally posted at http://www.mercatornet.com/family_edge/view/13753) It cannot be denied that technology has become like a compact pocket-sized babysitter, as much as we know in the back of our heads that kids really should be more active or getting some fresh air, rather than playing Angry Birds. Well, best to obey your conscience - … Continue reading Don’t hand the kid the phone
At 3 years and 1 month
Ria is now 3 years and 1 month, nearing 2 months in few days. She is more active and talkative. She amazes me everyday. She can do things on her own (yes, without our help). She is independent. She can even eat alone though it's really a mess after. But at least she can. She … Continue reading At 3 years and 1 month
Ria’s First Quarter at Learn and Play
The school conducts quarterly Parent-Teacher Conferences so parents know how their kids are doing at school. The conference is a one-on-one talk for 30 minutes where the teachers will show the parents the art works, school works, and tell them the strengths and weaknesses of the child. It is indeed a good practice because kids … Continue reading Ria’s First Quarter at Learn and Play
Ria’s school and her interrogation stage
We enrolled her this school year to a playschool so her excitement in school will be maintained. We enrolled her at Learn and Play Preschool in Cubao, just near our place. I was excited to see how their uniforms look like. I searched the net but I did not find any picture. So here are … Continue reading Ria’s school and her interrogation stage
My Purpose-Driven Life: From Singlehood to Motherhood
This is the story of my life...well, not exactly my whole life. I'm not sure if I was a happy-go-lucky person, or still am. I don't know. When I stepped into college, I had friends..well, they were my blocmates. I took BS Physics because of my mom. Part of me wants to be like her … Continue reading My Purpose-Driven Life: From Singlehood to Motherhood
