Finally, here’s the release of the most awaited music video of Yzzy’s big day! I would like to extend my gratitude to the very creative Ninong Gabby Medina for patiently coming up with this one. For those who weren’t able to witness the event themselves, here’s one for you! We hope to have you next time. Cheers!

My little girl is growing up so fast. Look at her with girl friends Lia and Niña. They’re having a good time enjoying the wide lawn of Grandma Lina outside. Its safer here than being on the road right? Soon when they grow up to be a little bigger, they will surely have fun with dolls and stuffed toys. More updates coming soon!

OH MY GOD! My baby Yzzy can walk already!

At exactly 3PM February 1, 2010 in the Philippines she was madly running around her alphabet mat! And I’m seeing it live via Skype! Tabby was crying! I was so overwhelmed I came out rushing from the room to call Yzzy’s Grandma Lina and Grandpa Rey who were so happy to see her walk for the first time too! I’m so happy to witness this experience…I wanted to teleport you know! I was like super “Daddy look! She can walk already!” and …

January 15, 2009
Daddy arrived home finding a very noisy toddler today! Look how she makes gibberish sounds. Apuchi Puchi Puch! I don’t know if I got that right but that’s how it sounded like. I miss you little icay!

A rule of thumb: Less is more. The less a toy does, the more opportunity a child has to create and learn from it. Simple toys are easier for children to use, require less supervision and last longer.

1. SAFETY FIRST
Toys should match a child’s developmental level and age and should not contain unsafe, toxic or flammable materials, sharp corners or small, detachable parts. They should also be clean.

2. DURABILITY
To survive a child’s repeated handling, a toy must be made of sturdy, reliable materials.

3. EASY TO USE
A child must be able …

Look how my baby has grown already! She’s a toddler now. She’s pretty much doing great on learning how to walk, and socializing too. She even improves everyday with her “unknown” language. She’s quite noisy really. But she does know how to point out Mommy in the big computer screen when I initiate a video call. She really is big now. I could use a penny laine baby book now that I have so much pictures of her. I do know that I still have to make her a baby …