A lifestyle blog of a homemaker & stay at home mom sharing tips & tricks about anything and everything.
Tweet source I think once you find out you’re pregnant, your motherly instinct kicks in. Soon after, your mom intuition (aka momtuition) follows. Yes? Oh there’s a difference between the two, you can read it here. If there’s one thing I’ve learned being a mom, it is to follow my momtuition. Mom knows best [Read On]
Tweet Anxious. Excited. Overwhelmed. Scared. Frantic. Paranoid. These words sum up what I’m feeling as my due date nears. You might think being pregnant the second time around makes everything familiar and easy. Well at some point it is but in some, it isn’t. After two and a half years of being pregnant the first [Read On]
Tweet They say when a toddler reaches the age of two, he/she is now under the terrible two stage. I think that’s not true. I think kids at the age of two begin to explore more and are more aware that they can experiment, learn and know more about certain things. They are more capable, [Read On]
Tweet Raising a one year old kid is a tough job. It requires constant patience and understanding. You have to harness all your energy in trying to do so, and it helps to pray for guidance as well. Playing with a one year old person needs creativity and imagination, things that most people tend to [Read On]
Tweet As I was blog surfing for topics about motherhood, parenting and the like, I stumbled upon the Topaz Mommy’s post about Tina Fey. I remember laughing (my tummy off) so hard while I was pregnant watching her on SNL and her movie Date Night. This witty actress,comedienne,writer,producer has been my one of my “secret” peg [Read On]
Tweet Motherhood is the most fulfilling yet hardest job EVER. Now that I am a mother to a 7-month old baby girl, I’ve been asked the same question far too many times in the span of 7-months: “What do you do now?” and I always answer with confidence that I am now not only a housewife [Read On]
Tweet Breastfeeding. a phase every mom goes through, but nobody said it was easy. Both my mom and mother-in-law (MIL) didn’t breastfeed. Both of them was traumatized and that using manual pump (which was the only thing available then) didn’t really helped them express milk. I have undergone all the bumps in breastfeeding – Mastitis , [Read On]
Tweet May has always been a busy month for me and Mr. Go. It’s his dad & mom’s birthday, our annual visit to Antipolo Church , our beach trip, our Ninang’s birthday, and now added is his boss’ birthday, the election (for 2010) and Mother’s Day. We don’t really celebrate Mother’s Day, just a simple [Read On]
Tweet Pregnancy & motherhood, it’s something I’m quite familiar to. In my teenage years I practically helped my sister during her pregnancy at the age 16. From dealing on how to tell everyone that she’s pregnant, to coping to feeling all the hormonal rush & imbalance, I’ve witnessed it all. Imagine a teenager being pregnant [Read On]
Tweet Based from my comment on the post inadvertentlydomesticated.com » Sunday Morning of all the things I have ever imagined happening to me & my life, being blissfully domesticated at the age of 23 was never one of them. Although I have experienced some of the “physical” attributes of domestication one thing is for sure, [Read On]
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