I admit I was a bit overprotective of my first child, T– okay, probably not just a bit! But by the time my son Little Sir came around, I was ready to be a more relaxed parent and just get out of my children’s way. It was not only because I hardly had time to hover anymore (right, moms of two or more kids?!), but it was also because I learned through my guinea pig T to … [Read more...]
STEAM-Based Exploration for Kids of All Ages: An Invitation
Last year, we partnered with our friends from The Parenting Emporium (TPE) and SMILE Group to hold Engineering for Kids Classes for homeschoolers ages three to 14. Our kids looked forward to the weekly science classes with their friends! I think I can say the same for the moms as it became a venue for us to reconnect with other families, unwind, and shop in TPE's awesome … [Read more...]
Yes, you can relax over your squiggly, wiggly child
As a mom of three kids, I’ve had my share of squirmy, wiggly, “likot” moments. Little Sir, when he was about two to three years old, would zoom around the house on his balance bike, climb up the back of the couch, and walk on the dining chairs that he had gingerly lined up. His big sister loved jumping on the bed and twirling around and around like a ballerina. I’m sure there … [Read more...]
Rediscovering Philippine Folk Tales and Legends
Recently, Mariel and I have been exploring various curricula for our respective kids. Our homeschooled students are getting older (mine is 6, hers are 5 and 8) and we feel that it's the right time to supplement Five in a Row with something that will challenge and excite them more. Right now, we are literally hyperventilating over two programs, one of which is Mater Amabilis, … [Read more...]
Beating The Summer Learning Slide
No more pencils, No more books No more teacher's dirty looks... School's out for summer! Indeed, most children in the country are now celebrating summer break. Parents are all too excited to turn off their alarm clocks. Families are looking for idyllic days in various summer destinations. While we all look forward to this much-needed break, it is important to be aware of a … [Read more...]
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