I just love this photo.. she was just so happy when this photo was taken she had no inhibitions she had no qualms of singing out loud and dancing even if strangers were watching her. When I saw this photo I told myself that I will live longer to see her grow up and witness happy moments in her life. I will submit myself to tests and even do a the dreaded colon cleanser procedure. The things we do for our kids..
Adee was starting to look like a descendant of Cousin It of Addams Family.
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Her hair was long and it was one length but it was unruly and combing it and making sure it was tidy was starting to grate on my nerves. A haircut was in order. I decided to bring her to a salon but my mom offered to cut Adee's hair. Adee was a bit nervous and it never helps that Papa was kidding her about her haircut that was about to come. Read the rest of this entry
Totally loved looking at this photos when the kids we went swimming. Joshwa totally loved it and wouldn’t leave the side of the pool which was good because I wasn’t terrified that he would jump into the pool. For the first time ever I had a stress free day and forgot about the worries and totally had so much fun.
I finally did it.. I finally convinced myself that now is a great time to have Adee’s ear pierced. It was something that I meant to do. It should have been done when she was a baby. Philbert was against it and we always had to fight about it. I figured that if we had to fight about it then it wasn’t worth it. So I kept pushing it back until she turned 3 and she now keeps telling me that she wants to have what Irish (her nanny) was wearing. So I decided to do it differently. I made the appointment with Adee’s pediatrician and told myself that no matter what happens I will keep that appointment and we did. How did I do it? I didn’t tell Philbert where we were going. He was sick so I figured I should just let him sleep. We left quietly. Read the rest of this entry
I didn’t plan a lot summer activities for the kids this year. I wanted to focus on one activity at a time. For Adee she started with Easy Math last March. Read the rest of this entry
“Fifty years ago, when the immunization schedule contained only four vaccines (for diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, and smallpox), autism was virtually unknown. First discovered in 1943, this most devastating malady in what is now a spectrum of pervasive developmental disorders afflicted less than 1 in 10,000 children. Today, one in every 68 American families has an autistic child. Other less severe developmental disorders, rarely seen before the vaccine era, have
also reached epidemic proportions.
This is a copy of Adee’s dance video taken during her moving up day
Adee picked this dress and we went through a lot
Tomorrow is Adee’s moving up day so we bought a dress for her and she helped me pick her dress.I can’t help but feel so nostalgic she’s my baby still and now she off to Kinder and this coming school year we will be looking for a Big School for her. I really got lucky with her because she’s so smart and such a joy. I love you Adee. We all love you just as much we love your Kuya.
We had some downtime so we decided to visit the farm. I figured it’ll be a good chance to introduce Adee to Nature. Granted, I’m not so much into roughing it and camping isn’t really my thing. But I’ll totally make an exception for Adee. Read the rest of this entry
I’m really glad that I brought Adee with me during the Rubbabu event for Bloggers. I wanted to see if she’ll like it. She loved it so much she wanted to take home the toys.
