The floating bookstore is back in Philippine shores. Back in 2009, it’s MV Doulos, the world’s oldest, active sea-faring passenger ship. We were able to visit MV Doulos’ in 2009, in the last voyage in the country as it retired in 2010.
The floating fair is now housed in MV Logos Hope. It’s a bigger and a brighter ship. For those interested to buy quality books at affordable prices.
Here’s a class for those who are into extended breastfeeding and those who are planning to do it on a long term basis. Sign up and get tips on how feed a toddler and much more!
This month’s Smart Parenting issue is the first parenting magazine I have read from cover to cover. The January/February is the Raising kids ages 0-6 years old Issue.
Continue reading “My Top 3 Picks from Smart Parenting January-February 2012”
We have been using the Philips Avent via cups for over a year now. We use these to store expressed milk, pureed baby foods and Gab’s finger foods.
Continue reading “The most used cup!”
We started Gab on finger foods when he was around 8 months when he knew how to pick up objects with his hands. He has 2 lower teeth that time so we started on the finger foods that he can easily munch on. We saw this Happy Baby Organic Puffs. It looks like cheerios but it’s softer. It easily melts on the mouth so even Gab does not know how to chew yet.
Gab is turning 1 on the 21st and we are excited for his first birthday celebration. We have started planning for the event two months back. We will be celebrating it with the family in Bacolod.
Calling all moms to be! Join the class and be prepared to give your little one the only best food a mommy can give. Here’s an invitation from Medela Moms for the breastfeeding classes at the Medela House.
We love to travel. We have confirmed domestic flight bookings for this month and another one in September. This year we have plans of traveling with Gab, may be spending Christmas out of the country before he turns two.
Continue reading “No Visa, No Problem!”
Victims of Typhoon Sendong in CDO and Iligan includes infants. These babies in the evacuation centers need milk to survive. Since under the Executive Order No. 51, the Philippine Milk Code, government agencies cannot accept infant formula donations – from milk companies or individuals, there’s a call for breast milk donations.
We were at Rustan’s last weekend to buy some of Gab’s stuffs. When we arrived at the children section, Santa Claus was there sitting on his big red chair. Kids and even those young at hearts are inline for a photograph and a chat with Santa.