Mommy Ning

Sharing with you another #sapulsabanga quotes from Grey's Anatomy. "Let go and move on."  image from google image from google

It’s so funny how my son recites/sings the alphabet with conviction. I usually sing it to them when they get cranky and it is a very effective distraction. At first he can’t pronounce all the letters and finish singing the alphabet but now even if some letters are unclear at least he is able to sing it well. A B C D E F G H I J K EBEBEC Q R X T U V DABUDU X Y AND Z. Now I know my abc next time won’t you sing with me. image from google Now he can identify all the letters of the alphabet but gets confused sometimes with the letters N and M. I even caught him reading the sticker on a box with the word ASTRAL and tried to recite the letters one by one and was surprised that he got it correctly. image from google I have a confession, I didn’t teach him how to count he learned counting from the DVDs they’re watching as well as the cartoons. There was one random day and he handed me a flash card and at the back he told me it was coffee, picture shows 5 mugs. I asked him to count it and I was ...

I have been meaning to make a post about this for a long time but I keep forgetting. These are based from my experiences from my son through his terrible twos stage and I know I am just starting as I am not yet halfway there. It took me months to finally pacify his temper tantrums. Basically children are sponges that depend mainly to our temperament and it is like a virus that spreads all over the house. There were a lot of times that my patience is put to test all over the place; be it inside the malls and grocery stores and everyone else is looking at you with pity or sometimes trying to ogle how you handle with your child’s temper. With one mistake you will be taped and worse is they will report you to the authorities. Yes, I get that kind of paranoia. But no, I don’t shout at my son on public places, as I am very much aware of how the society will react to it. There were a lot of times I try to question my way of parenting because my little boy has turned into a temper throwing tan...

Allow me to be mushy at this moment. The past few days, I am watching Grey’s Anatomy season 8; yes I’m doing a marathon. The season ender was just so heartbreaking that Lexie Grey had to die in a plane crash and so as Mark Sloan. It feels like that Grey’s anatomy is already lacking as to the characters of the Tv series. But as we all know it is up to the writers as well as the actors/actresses. But the main reason why I was mushy is what the scene it was trying to imply. It was so heartbreaking that it made me unhappy. Mark Sloan died with remorse without being true to his feelings to Lexie Grey. Anyway, the main lesson of it is crystal clear. Be honest with our feelings. Everyday is not the same that we will be with our loved ones every single day. Let them know how you feel about them because you make each day worth reminiscing. image from google Agree?

“The toy store where you don’t need cash,” sounds really interesting isn’t it? Well, if you’re a mom and you want your kids to be happy without spending too much you would want to give it a try. I pre-registered at the Breeze facebook page by keying in my details a week ago. All I need to bring is my ID and my baby. But the thing is I forgot I have two kids that were qualified to enter the Sigeland. But I told J that we could be early instead to avoid the long lines from the walk-ins line just in case they wouldn’t allow me to bring my two kids. But as usual, we woke up late again. So instead of rushing, we had lunch before going to prevent kids from being cranky at the event. We arrived almost 3:30 p.m. at the event and surprisingly there were no long lines! I tried to bring my little boy inside but it was very timely that there were mascots at the registration area that he got so terrified and was crying to go out of the hall. He wanted to hide because he was “scared”. So J tol...

It wasn’t long ago that my little girl was once a helpless baby that I held in my arms despite the pain after the C-Section and would continuously visit her everyday in the NICU to breastfeed her. It was a sacrifice that I had to go through since she was born with infection and had to stay at NICU for the antibiotic treatment. She was so small and so angelic that made me want to see her everyday. It was still vivid on my mind the first time she turned to her side exactly 15 months ago. It was like a funny moment when her cheeks was touching the bed and could hardly lie on her back again. I immediately knew that she would be a hyperactive baby. I kept wondering what’s wrong with my lullaby and breastfeeding that won’t make her stop crying despite the music in the room. Oh she wanted the most vague position ever when she sleeps. That’s why. When she turned one, it makes me pleased every time I see her twirling her lola like dance that seems like there is nobody observing her. When she ea...