Art Attack for Kids: The Basic Shapes
Looking for a super fun way to teach basic shapes to your toddler? Tired of using flash cards, posters and shape sorters? Then you should try this activity! More »
DIY: Ayesha’s Play Kitchen
Ta-daaaaa!!!! I am so excited to show you the project that has kept me away from my laptop for weeks. Here it is — my daughter’s play kitchen! More »
DIY: Homemade Play Dough
Learn how to make your own homemade play dough. More »
How to Make Carrot Flowers
Following the steps outlined on this website, I tried to make carrot flowers for the kids yesterday. I saw how much they appreciated the heart-shaped pancakes I made for them the other day so I got inspired to make carrot flowers this time. More »
Today’s Menu: Homemade Pizza
Since I’ve started this weekly menu planning thing, I make sure that pasta or pizza is included in the menu at least once a week. And for the record, I’ve made a few yummy pasta dishes in the past but when it comes to making pizza from scratch, I was totally clueless. More »
Play Welch’s Trail the Bunch and Get a Chance to Win a Sony PS3 Super Slim!
As parents, we all know that raising children is a serious business. It is our responsibility to build our children’s character through moral feeding and practice within ourselves the value system that we think is important in the family. Of course there will be obstacles at some point and our children may get lost along
Summer Fun
Summer this year has been the most productive for our family and I wish it didn’t have to come to an end. I miss waking up early for my son’s taekwondo class, hanging out at the playground for an hour or two (or sometimes 3 or more! haha!), squeezing in a little running while my
Job Description of a Parent
I just wanna share this funny job description of parents from the book I was reading today. Isn’t this the truth? Hehe. Tweet
Piggy Bank
Do you teach your kids about money? As parents, it is also our responsibility to teach our children the value of saving money and spending wisely. It is never too early to start. Let us encourage them to save coins in a piggy bank and teach them about basic money concepts. For older kids, you
Money 101 Seminar
Parents hold the responsibility of training and teaching their children sets of skills, character formation and discipline that academic institutions at times fail to pass on and prioritize. It is the parents’ role to pass on “real life lessons”, that will better prepare children for adult life and in the future. This coming April 26,
On Personal Finance
To those who have been reading this blog, it is no secret that I am a Martha Stewart fan. In my opinion, if all the homemakers in this planet would take the initiative to acquire the skills she has, we would be able to save a big chunk of money out of our household budget
You Are Your Child’s First and Best Teacher Seminar
About the Seminar: “You Are Your Child’s First and Best Teacher” is for parents of children ages 0 to 3. It’s perfect for first time parents who may not yet be confident in their parenting skills and who want to connect with other parents. It aims to help parents support their children’s development by exploring
Bucket List: Go to Paris and See the Eiffel Tower
As a child, I have always been fascinated with the beauty of European countries such as France. Who wouldn’t wanna go to Paris and see the stunning Eiffel Tower one day? This dream is most probably in everyone’s bucket list. And oh, learning a little French would be great, too — which is said to
A Clutter-Free Home
Having lived in our house since 2005, I realized that we are still keeping a lot of things we don’t need anymore. Things we chose to keep because they have sentimental values. That coffeemaker we’ve been keeping on the kitchen counter? It was a wedding gift to us in 2004, but guess what — we’ve
