So, you think it's always the women are having the me-time? The Barbies too! I love dolls! If there is one toy that I regret to own in my childhood days, that is having an original Barbie doll. Who's not going to like these pretty dolls? They have beautiful face and body. A pleasing figure of a woman in a doll. Can you imagine the conversation of these two Barbies? In the photo are two pretty Barbie dolls. They are having Barbie Me-time. This was their ... [ Continue Reading ]
Milk Nutrients for your Kid’s Age
Are all milks the same? Milk normally have the same color and texture. There is a difference with its taste and its nutritional contents. What do you consider when buying milk for your kids? Do you follow the recommended age-specific milk for your children? From cow’s milk to goat’s milk, full cream to skim, liquid to powder—why should it matter anyway? Here's an article to answer about milk in terms of the nutrition they provide. All milks are ... [ Continue Reading ]
Challenge with my Fast Learner Child
Having a child who is a fast learner is a challenge for me. While some consider it an advantage, as a parent there is a part that I struggle. I can still recall the times when my son was a baby. At age four months, he called me "mama". He learns very quick with numbers and words. As early as 18 months, he is already counting to 20, memorize the alphabet, colors , shapes, most nursery rhymes, and can easily sing and memorize different songs. He progress more when we enrolled him in nursery. He ... [ Continue Reading ]
Stacking Toys Promote Cognitive Development in toddlers
What are your toddler's favorite toys? Kids love to play. They almost like all the toys they see. With my two kids, we usually choose toys that are educational. One of the most engaging toy for my toddler is this stacking toy with holes for ball drop. Stacking or nesting toys promote cognitive development in toddlers and infants. The toy in the photo is Bkids Giant Stack N Drop. I bought it when my toddler was just one year old. Now that she is already three, she still enjoys playing ... [ Continue Reading ]
The Teacher as an Inquirer and More: An Open Letter from an APEC School Educator
Look what I found in my email today. Allow me to share this to all parents out there who, like me, entrust their kids to these modern day unsung heroes. To the often under-appreciated educators of our time, kudos to all your hard work and may you find more fulfillment in 2016! Some people really have no idea about the kind of work that teachers have. As an educator, the word "teacher" doesn't even cover it. We are more than a teacher. A teacher is expected to be a learner, an ... [ Continue Reading ]
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