Fun with Letters!
While your 3-year-old probably isn’t ready to write a full sentence (or even a single word), there are several activities you can do to help
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5 Practical Life Activities for your Toddlers and Preschoolers
“Practical Life” activities are the best first experiences for young children. These little ones are very eager to move, learn, manipulate and explore the world
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Makeshift Montessori Activities
We are currently in between housing situations and it’s been tough to juggle being in transition from one house to another, temporarily relocating to my
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Discipline and Discipleship: Come Hand in Hand
In my previous blog, I shared with you how we give importance to discipline in our home. Today, I will share with you the way
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Discipline: A Painful but Fruitful Necessity
Discipline is a word that often brings a sour taste in many, especially modern parents that associate it with negativity. It is more often than
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Flying High with Little Guys: Travel Tips for You and Your Tots
Flying solo roundtrip with my two boys wasn’t part of the plan. Our vacation was supposed to begin on New Year’s Eve. Instead, it was
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Teachable Moments in Toddler Tantrums
My child threw the worst fit I’ve ever seen in the middle of SM Makati, a mall here in the Philippines where we’re currently on
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A Father’s Investment: that thing called separation anxiety
Six weeks is a very long time to be away from my husband. It’s not the most ideal situation and definitely not a common practice
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A Legacy Left, A Life Lived and A Hero Loved: Our Grandma
On this wonderful Christmas day, I want to share this special tribute I tearfully wrote and dedicated to our dearest Grandma on Monday as we said
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Move On Mom
Playdates are usually fun for the mom and the kids until someone cries, gets tired, or doesn’t share. It’s been a couple of months since
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