Mommy Ning

As a stay at home mom for almost 11 years, I have been very prudent when it comes to our finances. We are both freelancers and between me and the husband, he takes more income than me. Our income also depends on our clients each month, so I really have to manage our finances well. As a stay at home mom, I have to think of ways on how to handle our finances well. We can do it in our own little way through the following: 1. Cable subscription. This is the very first thing we had to let go of. We have to pay  Php  1,750 monthly for our cable subscription and that is  Php  21,000 annual savings! Since I restrict the children from watching too much TV, and rarely watch even during the weekends, so I decided to let it go.  2. Create a menu plan. When I only had one child, I just buy whatever I see from the grocery store and not mind about what we eat at home. But now that I have to feed three children, I have to be mindful of our food so as not to have so muc...

There are different ways you can make money, but working online is something many people want to do. If you want to become successful online, you need to consider some useful tips before you jump on working online . Here, I will share with you some jobs you can do in order to earn online.  It takes some research time to get to know the details of successful making money online. Finding a mentor could be a great help to you. Here in the Philippines, you can attend online trainings from FHMoms . They offer free training from their facebook group which you can find here .  Here are the list of online jobs you can try. Teach Online. You can earn money by tutoring others. You can teach people online from the comfort of your own home. If you are knowledgeable in certain areas, it's possible you could tutor on such sites as TutorVista or SmartThinking. You can also check online sites that you can try here. Flip domain names.  You can make a good amount o...

Last year, there was an incident that taught me something about motherhood. After my eldest’s math enrichment session, he went out of the class feeling frustrated and was on the verge of crying. My mother instinct tells me that there was something wrong with him. I was so eager to know what was going on that I immediately asked what’s making him sad but it’s as if there was nothing wrong with him. After 15 minutes of trying, he still wouldn’t tell me what was going on. At this point, my emotions have already heightened and I am quite furious because I wanted to figure out what’s making him sad before we could leave the premises. He started crying and at the same time, I am already annoyed with myself how in the world I cannot possibly figure out what was going on with my child. There were so many things running in my head and one of which was my fear of bullying.  Then I realized, my son is pouring his emotions and more than anything else, he needs his mother--he needs me a...