My post entitled Light talks about lessons I learned the hard way from friendship and pleasing people. Recently, my daughter had an experience with a "friend" which led me to give her some advice about the reality of having friends and choosing the right ones. The memory of me and my daughter sitting on the … Continue reading What I Taught my Daughter About Friendship
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“Mom, I did not bag any award”
Mach and April are months of recognition and graduation in the Philippines. You see white and black grad robes, flying caps, certificates, and cheerful faces of students, teachers, and parents (they can finally rest from baon and school projects!) It is also the time when students taste the fruit of their labor. Medals, ribbons, and … Continue reading “Mom, I did not bag any award”
Things I Wish I Knew When I Became a Teenage Mom
It's not a secret that I became a mom at a very young age. I was just 17 then. With God's grace, my husband and I were able to surpass the difficulties and hardships of that phase in our lives. Our parents also helped us a lot and stood by our side, gave us guidance … Continue reading Things I Wish I Knew When I Became a Teenage Mom
No To Parent Judging
Yesterday, I joined Rappler's Twitter conversation regarding parent judging. They asked if we have ever been judged as a parent. I enjoyed reading different opinions- how others view parenthood and how they deal with judgment . Here are some of the tweets from our thread; MEGumiho♥ @jasmortega @rapplerdotcom some breastfeeding moms feel superior coz of their … Continue reading No To Parent Judging
