Vicy gave me this sweet award.
Sweet Bloggers:
1.) Janeth Vicy’s Life Journey 2.) My Precious 3.) Just ME.. Eds 4.) Eds Mommy Life 5.) YOUR BLOG
That’s why I’m passing this award to my blog buddies whom I consider as the sweetest bloggers ever!
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I saw this cool photo effects from Vina. I snag it and post it here.lol!
You can have you’re cool pics here.
Have fun! 
Easy steps to bedtime bliss.
1. Stick to a regular bedtime. Aim for 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., not later. “There’s a window of opportunity for sleep,” says Jodi Mindell, Ph.D., a sleep specialist at Children’s
4. Look for your infant’s sleepy signals: crankiness, rubbing her eyes, a slight drop in consciousness. Often babies who are ready to drift off will suddenly widen their eyes and then close them hard, a cue that parents sometimes miss.
5. Make bedtime a pleasant experience. Your infant will pick up on your tension if you approach the evening with dread. Try to stay relaxed, says Rafael Pelayo, M.D., a sleep specialist at the Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic, in Palo Alto, California. An alternative: Put your baby in his crib, sit in his room, and listen to soft music or have a quiet conversation with your spouse. Your child can still drift off, and you won’t be so focused on his falling asleep.
His finger that is! Just look at him!
We tried to sway him away from this habit but sometimes nakakalusut cya. I think this finger habit started when he’s last tooth sprouted just a month ago. Just look at him he’s like chewing his finger like a yummy gum!
Just some fun blogging questions from Yen.
RULES:
1. Add your blog/s to the list. Feel free to add all your other blogs. It’s okey if you only post this questions in one blog as long as you answer them.
2. Get back to Me {YEN} and I’ll add your blogs to the master’s list here!
3. Tag as many friends online you know. But you don’t need to be tag in order to join.
QUESTIONS:
1. I posted this experiment at URL: http://edsnanquil.blogspot.com
2. I posted this on date (day, month, year): Friday June 2008
3. I posted this at time (24 hour time): 01:00pm
4. My posting location is (city, state, country): Pampanga
5. My blog is hosted by: Siteground
6. My age is: 27 yrs old.
7. My gender is: Female
8. My occupation is: Accountant
9. I use the following RSS/Atom reader software: FeedBurner
10. I use the blog format to post to my blog: Wordpress
11. I have been blogging since (day, month, year): September 25, 2007
12. My web browser is: Fire Fox
13. My operating system is: Windows XP
I’m tagging Jona, Jean, , Jesse and Cielo
Sure, you pay attention to every morsel your kid eats, but during a jam-packed day of work or running around, it’s all too easy to forget about nourishing yourself. The result? A frenzied trip to the drive-thru or vending machine after you suddenly realize you’re starvation central. “The worst thing you can do is go too long without eating,” says Keri Glassman, RD, a NYC-based dietitian (and mom to a 5-year-old and 17-month-old). “Then not only do you overeat, but you binge on unhealthy foods full of sugar and empty calories.”
CEREAL
Divvy up a serving of your favorite flakes into little baggies for a stand-alone crunchy snack. Most cereals are fortified with essential nutrients like folic acid and other vitamins and minerals; your healthiest bets are also low in added sugar, high in fiber, and made with heart-healthy whole grains, like MultiGrain Cheerios, Product 19, Kashi GoLean, Fiber One Honey Clusters, Raisin Bran, and Quaker Oatmeal Squares. Pack your snack with a yummier nutritional punch by tossing in a few nuts for extra flavor (the protein will help stave off hunger longer).
If you can’t eat just one, consider switching from potato or tortilla chips to soy crisps. A huge 140-calorie-ish portion generally packs only 2 grams of fat and as much as 10 grams of healthy soy protein, depending on the brand. So you can munch away and feel like you’re eating a ton without any guilt about the grease factor.
YOGURT SMOOTHIES
If you can’t eat just one, consider switching from potato or tortilla chips to soy crisps. A huge 140-calorie-ish portion generally packs only 2 grams of fat and as much as 10 grams of healthy soy protein, depending on the brand. So you can munch away and feel like you’re eating a ton without any guilt about the grease factor.
Can’t shake a chocolate craving? No need to deny it. “You’re better off addressing it or else you’ll end up overindulging later on,” says Felicia Stoler,
STRING CHEESE
Your kids love this fun-to-peel snack, but it’s also a healthy choice for you. String cheese can stay out of the fridge a couple of hours, making it an ideal mid-morning nibble. A part-skim stick contains about 50 to 70 calories and 4 to 5 grams of fat, along with calcium for healthy bones and muscles and hunger-quenching protein. Pair it with a few whole-grain crackers to fulfill a crunch craving.
Pretty much a no-brainer, fruit like apples, pears and oranges are a busy-mom snack staple. These don’t spoil easily, so you can toss in your bag or leave at your desk for a few days at least. Medium-sized apples and pears pack about 100 calories each (about 65 for a medium orange) with lots of fiber and essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
When you’re in rush-rush-rush mode (and don’t even have the time to, say, dunk carrots in hummus), snack bars are the perfect grab-and-go choice. “I leave six different bars in my car, so I know there’s something there to stop me from running into a convenience store when I’m out and hungry,” says Stoler. (And stashing them in the diaper bag is a great way to head off a hungry-toddler tantrum.)
But with hundreds of options out there — many loaded with a surprising amount of calories, sugar, and fat — looking at labels is key to making a healthy choice. Go for brands with less than 15 grams of sugar, at least 4 grams of fiber, and about 150 calories, like Kashi’s TLC Chewy Granola Bars, those from Gnu Foods and those Glassman creates for her clients (now available for sale on her Web site).
Hope these snacks had satisfied your taste bud!
I was tagged by Yen. Thanks sis!
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Rules :
2. Choose the photo(s) of you and your child(ren) that you would like to share in your blog, with a small story/explanation about when and where the photo(s) was/were taken.
3. Add your blog name and url blog, then leave your url post in here. And I’ll add you to the Master List.
4. Please help spread this tag by tagging your friends as much as you can.
5. Please come back again to copy the update of the master list, often. This process will help new participants to get the same gains as the first participants.
Master List :
You Will Be a Cool Parent |
 You seem to naturally know a lot about parenting, and you know what kids need.You can tell when it’s time to let kids off the hook, and when it’s time to lay down the law. While your parenting is modern and hip, it’s not over the top. You know that there’s nothing cool about a parent who acts like a teenager… or a drill sergeant! |
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Mommy Nice invited me to join her mommy stuff questions.
For those who have kids who are already schooling, what age did you child enter school? Do you think it is the right age? Why?
How about you Vannie and Mich? At what age would you send Ozzy and Alex to school?
