Category: Motherhood

Summer Business Ideas For Extra Income

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Need extra cash? No problem! It’s time to get creative with how you can earn additional income this summer, whether you’re a full-time student or employee. Here are a few business ideas:

1. Be an online tutor.

Since online classes are the norm right now, parents might not have the time to help their kids with homework as they’re busy working from home. You can offer your services as an online tutor to assist friends’ or relatives’ kids struggling to adapt to this new normal.

2. Be a proofreader.

Online communication is so important right now with everything happening either on a mobile device or a computer. If you have a good grasp of technology and have a good command of the English language (or Filipino) then this job may be for you. You can read through articles and assignments, and then make changes when you spot misspellings or grammatical errors the same way you might be doing for the assignment of your kids. If this is something you can do, let your friends and relatives know that you are free to edit their written work.

3. Sell pre-loved items!

You might have gained a bit of weight due to the lockdown or realized you have old things that are rarely used. Turn to online platforms like Shopee, Lazada, or Carousell to declutter your old things and make money at the same time! Just make sure what you’re selling is still usable and in good working condition.

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How to Help Your Toddler Focus and Have Fun in School

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Months to count, my youngest will be entering a new chapter of her life. Starting a preschool and formal school year is a big step for her. Now that we aren’t sure yet if the face-to-face class will be implemented for the coming school year, E-learning is for sure a bit challenging, especially for beginners and in the preschool stage. Destruction is just around the house, like toys, gadgets where to play and watch her favorite shows online and TV.

My little girl is such an opposite of my eldest son in so many ways. Letting her have focus and stay in one place is absolutely a struggle for me as a mom. So in preparation for my little one’s new experience and to ensure a smooth transition, I came up with few simple strategies to keep her on focus and have fun, either homeschool or face-to-face class.

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Venice Frozen Themed Birthday plus How to Make a DIY Photo Frame

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July 2017, when I gave birth to my sweet little girl. Time really flies so fast! I just can’t still believe that she’s already 3 years old. We celebrated her 3rd birthday in a very simple way and with limited guests. Actually, though it was her third birthday, it was the second celebration that I came up with a theme. The first was on during her 1st birthday celebration which is Hello Kitty Theme, this time a Frozen Themed Birthday since she loves the gang of Frozen movie especially Elsa and Olaf.

 

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Oopsie Heroes: Your Toddler’s Hero for Good Nights and Great Mornings

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One of the many parenting accomplishments that worth being proud of is when we parents exclude diaper expenses because of a successful potty-training.

Potty-training is not an easy thing to do particularly night time. Admit it; sometimes it is nerve-wracking when we find that our toddler has wet bedsheets in the morning. When this happens, just cool down, remember that bedwetting is a normal part of growing up and we are there to help and train them to cope up with this issue. There are many ways to help stop the bedwetting and I recently met a superhero who will help us parents succeed in potty-training and have our toddler good nights and great mornings.

You want to know who that super hero I’m talking about?

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Mom Influencers: Empowered by Motherhood in the Age of Social Media

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Women are a mighty force and power. Gone are the days of suppression and oppression, inequality, and injustice among women. Women nowadays are as empowered as men and they enjoy their right to control and benefit from the resources, income, assets, and their own time. Their ability to manage risk and improve their economic status and well being is now being recognized.

When women become mothers, they become even more empowered. The more responsibilities are at their hands, the better they become at life in general. Their voices become louder allowing them to take initiative and contribute meaningfully to the community.

Motherhood is very empowering as mothers bring forth life in the world. They raise their kids and how these children turn out to be, is the reflection of the values and principles that are taught to them by their Moms. Moms are empowered by motherhood because it teaches them to be nurturers, protectors, and good examples for their kids.

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