Helping Parents Succeed
Real quick…
I don’t expect to get anything on my birthday. Who says you have to receive presents? Who fixed the rule?
As a “nonconformist” that I am, let’s do something different to celebrate life: by giving.
I’m having a special birthday celebration sale on my “The Nonconformist’s Guide Parenting” book.
Until Sunday, August 19th at midnight, you can get it for $5.00 off the regular price. [Read more…]
If you remember our encounter with HFMD, you’ll pray hard that it won’t happen again.
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is not funny when it strikes your child.
Last Saturday, K was downed with fever in the evening. It subsided the next day but he suffered from sore throat after which.
The symptoms were the same as HFMD’s initial symptoms – minus the blisters on the hands and the feet.
“Oh no, not again! Could it be HFMD?” I thought. [Read more…]
Don’t get me wrong, I am not looking down on home-cooked food.
(Why should I? I am one who highly promotes it.)
I think the effort of parents preparing food at home is commendable.
It’s a lot of work and thinking and trying and making mistakes.
There are many reasons why parents cook at home.
One of them is to save money.
Secondly, it might be health reason.
I am more of the latter.
But wait… [Read more…]
In today’s modern world, everything seems to be in a faster pace.
Looking sexy included.
No doubt, girls want to look sexy and now at a younger age.
As young as six, they want to look pretty and sexy: make-up, mini-skirt, and other provocative clothing that you would never imagine.
Also I have heard a case in which a young girl wanted to skip meals to look skinny.
Scary?
I know. [Read more…]
I recently came across a Chinese book at my organic shop.
The book is given away free. In fact, I was attracted by the title of the book.
I took it home and read it. Shockingly, unlike other books I found in the same way, I resonated well with the book.
My wife read it. And she liked it too. [Read more…]