my child...my life
my child... my life
Being a confident parent
It is important that you believe in yourself. Believe that you will be a good parent... you know for yourself that you will do anything for your child. So don't be too hard to yourself. Often the desire for perfection in our parenting skills makes us feel insecure, doubt our abilities and keeps us feeling anxious, even when we cannot do anymore. Just be you and do what comes naturally. Every process, from birth to adulthood of your child is a learning process for a parent. You will learn from your child and your child will learn from you. Enjoy the process and the opportunity to nourish, raise and love your child in your own way. Stop comparing yourself to others and your child as well. Let your instinct tell you how its going to be...
Believe me, you'll never go wrong.
Keeping my kids fit
- Provide her healthy foods.
- Exercise together
Cooking is fun
I have had some wonderful memories of laughing while cooking with my kids. Although you may think twice of the possible mess, I still urge you to try cooking with your kids. There are benefits that outweigh the mess and possible frustration. One benefit is that a child is more likely to eat what she has a hand in cooking.
Be patient. Knowing you will clean a spill or two and that cooking may take a little bit longer. Convince yourself to be okay. Your kids will one day grow old enough to want nothing to do with the kitchen so enjoy the time you have.
Make sure you have everything you need out and ready before you start. You do not want to be struggling to find the measuring cup while unbeknown to you... your toddler is adding her own ingredients to the bowl.
Most of all. Enjoy!!!
Special Bonding
Even a few minutes of conversation about their school activities, on how their days went and so on. It is important that you will be a special part of their day.
Me, I see to it that no matter how busy I am from work and daily activities, I still have time for them. I see to it that they will feel my love and presence everyday of their lives. And I want to see how they grow day by day.
Its funny
I know you just can't imagine how it looks like. I'm telling you, it looks like a man though.... just a little bit funny.
We should encourage our children to do things on their own, no matter how it will look like. This would help them build their self confidence and feel good about ourselves. It will also make them feel secured. The way we react with their accomplishment will have a large contribution on how they will see themselves
Help your child develop self confidence
Here are some tips that I can give to help parents help their child develop self confidence.
- Encourage your child to do things on his own. Do not laugh or criticize over a work done. Let the child feel good on accomplishing a task.
- Praise your child when he did or accomplish something. Let him feel that she can do more.
- Let your child realize his weakness and strength. Explain that it is normal that at some point he is not so good. Encourage him to develop his skills and talents.
- Teach your child to be responsible in everything that he do. Screaming and yelling wont do anything good. This would only bring fear to your child. Instead, make him pay for what he did. if he mess the house, then let him clean the mess. Even if it takes 1 week. Let him realize that there are rewards/consequences for the things that he do.
a new pet?
The best for the best
Hush baby...no more tantrums please
Not enough time
Not all mother in this world is a full time mother. Some are working for their living. we cannot blame them, because they are only doing that for the family esp the kids. Kids need to eat, study, buy basic needs... and to be able to do that, we need money. To be able to have money, when you are a single parent or if your husband income is not enough... Even a mother needs to work.
What should you do if you are working, yet you want to be a part of your children's growing years.
Here is what i usually do, which may help you spend good times with your kids even if you are working.
Before going to work, either you will go first or your kids... but do not forget to say goodbye to them. A wake up kiss is a good start. If you have enough time to personally put their food in their lunch box, the better. A simple note from mommy like... "I love you baby" or "Be good in school" is another way of reaching your kids.
After work, either a 15 minutes of your time or during dinner time, ask them about their day. A few chat about school, or problems or assignments is enough.
Don't forget the goodnight kiss... if possible a bed time story. My kids loves it.
During rest day, like Sunday... spend a quality time together. A simple brownies cooking, or blowing bubbles in the garden, or a picnic perhaps... would make up all the time that you are not around.
Lastly, let your kids feel that you love them... say it more often, show it in every possible way.
I just hope it helps.
Super Mom?
- When your baby is around six months old, he still needs regular breast milk or formula feedings but you now is the time to explore the new world of tastes and textures of solid food.
- When deciding what their baby needs to eat, a super-mom accepts nothing less than all-natural ingredients, and always avoids added refined sugar and salt. Read the labels, and introduce it gradually.
- Foods with whole grain oats will offer sustained energy release throughout the day and foods with an easy to digest source of protein, like whey protein, provide the building blocks of muscle growth.
Strike a pose
I decided to use it anyway.
I think that my daughter able to do that because she is comfortable with the photographer (that's me!). Hmmm... parents are the best comfort zone of their children...and that's a fact!
Zea lost her two front teeth

Well... I think my baby is growing up. She lost her 2 upper front teeth a couple of days ago. She told me that her classmates were teasing her. I can't help but laugh at her... with her face frowned. One time she asked me when will she have her teeth back. So I decided to explain to her that she have to wait until her permanent teeth comes out...and when it happens, she has to take care of her teeth. Every time I see her smile, I cant help but smile. She looks cute.I remember a couple of years ago, I was so excited when i saw her front tooth coming out. It seems that it was only yesterday. I am not sure if I am ready to see my baby a full grown woman years from now.
Be a good example
One problem that I have now is... I don't eat vegetables. Or should I say, I'm choosy in the vegetables I eat. How am i going to teach my kids to eat vegetables? :P
Tips in designing baby's bedroom
I have been chatting with one of my college friends... Well our topic is about her newborn baby. She wanted to decorate the room for her 2 weeks old baby. She asked me if I could help her with it. The decisions to be made may seem endless when deciding how to decorate your baby's room, I believe that it is because as parents, we want the best for our child, we want everything to be absolutely perfect. I believe that the room we decorate for our kids would contribute a lot in their being. This are some few tips that I have learned and applied when I was in that stage. Hope it will help.
If it is possible, paint the walls with light colors. Then post some posters that would gain their attention. This would help you save when time comes that your child is getting older and you need to replace the designs and decoration in the room.
Parents should be aware of the danger of suffocation when it comes to infant and newborn. Though we want our child to have something to catch his/her attention while he/she is on his/her crib, self-suffocation can be life threatening if the proper precautions aren't taken. Keep all small items out of a child's crib until they're at least six months of age. Small pillows, toys and any other light objects that your child can move present an immediate risk to the well being of your child if they are left in a crib.
Beax is growing up
Fears of your child
The important thing is to help the child control the fear, rather than let the fear continue to control the child. The trick is making the fear seem insignificant without disregarding it, approaching it seriously without blowing it out of all proportion.
Don't belittle his fears. Say you understand and that you will help. Say that you will be there for him.Explain that adults get scared too, that fear is normal. Show how you face up to your fears and deal with them.
Change the focus. Distract him, and remove him from the frightening situation. Embrace him tight and make him feel secure.
Remember that at the end of the day, she's just a child. Kissing her forehead to dispel bad thoughts is a tried and tested method, as old and effective as blowing on a minor cut or graze.
Sweet memories
Who would not smile? I have seen and experienced the beauty of being a mom. The changes that it brings to my life, still surprises me. And I know that it is something that will surprise me in the coming years of my life.
Being a mom is never that easy, there are things that I have to give up for their sake, Responsibility bundles in motherhood. When I was young, I fear that I can't take the responsibility of being a mother... I am afraid to let go of my own freedom. But now, when I think back of those days... I feel that I wont exchange my kids for any freedom of being alone. Life has never been this beautiful.
If you are a mother like me... you know what i am talking about. If you are not, then I think it would be very nice, if you would give your mother a kiss for bringing you out in this world. There are lots of reasons to be thankful. Start it from the day that you were born.




