Tag: Mommy Journal

  • What Makes Kids Picky Eaters?

    Has your child been turning down a range of immune-boosting foods for kids recently in favor of a very narrow range of favorite foods? If so, you may be dealing with a picky eater. Although many kids can adopt picky eating patterns as they get older, teaching your child to eat a wide range of…

  • Kids\’ Screen time: Tablet vs. TV

    According to experts, kids aged 2-5 years old should only have an hour of screen time per day and two hours for kids aged 6 years and older. The suggested hours of screen time promotes healthy usage with moderation. The rise of technology and convenience has magically turned screens into instant pacifier especially for young…

  • Stay at Home Mom Strategies on Handling Emotional Challenges

    I came across an article about  Stay at Home Mom\’s depression and how to avoid it. These past few days, I have been dwelling on negative thoughts of how my life is running on  chores and deemed as \”routinary ordinary\”. Laundry pile, dirty dishes, and all that never-ending chores seems to take away my sense…

  • Create A Life Time Memories with Storybook.ph

    Taking photos is the best way to preserve memories, right? As for me, I\’ve been into scrapbooking and those precious photos serve as one of my priceless possessions. Collecting photos can bring back the joy from the past travel, experiences, and milestones. Taking photos has been so much easier with today\’s smart phones and cameras.…

  • Mom\’s Guide To A Healthier And Longer Life

    There is no good time for moms to get sick, but it’s not an impossible scenario—with most of their waking moments spent tending to their kids’ needs and often not caring about their own. According to a study in Circulation, women who followed the five healthy lifestyle habits—exercising at least 30 minutes a day, having…

  • Postpartum Recovery: Discovering The Quickest Way To Getting Back Into Shape

    One of the most frustrating times in a woman\’s life is quite possibly those first few days and months after her new bundle of joy is born. She loves staring at her beautiful new baby while hating looking at her own figure in the mirror. If you\’ve recently had a baby, you know the devastating…

  • Making Your Home a Safe Place for Your Kids

    When you have babies who are beginning to crawl and explore, it is time for parents to think of the child’s safety in the home. Adults watching over the child have things to do around the house and sometimes little children can easily wander out of the adult’s sight while the adult is engrossed in…

  • Girl Talk: Be The Boss of Your Period.

    Mood swings are common for women during or before the menstruation period. I never noticed I am having those irritability, anger and sensitivity until I heard my husband warned and reminded my tween to be extra careful not do things that makes me angry especially on  my \”red days\”. I heard my \’tweenager\’ of being…

  • What to put in Emergency Preparedness Kit and Go Bag?

    Eight years ago, we personally experience to evacuate due to knee level flood that stays at home for 6 weeks. Thankfully, we managed to moved at my SIL\’s home as soon as we secure our appliances and personal belongings. I never knew that we are living in a flood prone area until tropical storm \’Ketsana\’ hits…

  • Thoughts on: Carelessness and Willful Negligence of others

    Sure, the unexpected always happens. Learning how to deal with these moments was hard and turning on the bright side was even harder. Two months ago, I was bothered by the news that my daughter\’s assistant teacher in preschool had a motorcycle accident. They crash into a bus. It was awful… her right arm and…