Helping Parents Succeed
While researching for parenting quotes for my new book “The Uncensored Guide to Parenting,” I came across some of the best quotations.
What I like most is ones that are funny and witty.
Even though they are funny, there’s still meaning hidden in each quote.
I have taken 10 quotes and ranked them in descending order.
Ready? [Read more…]
Since today is Friday, let’s not be too serious.
Why not I tell you a joke. I read about it in Reader’s Digest (yep, no iPad) while waiting for J and K to finish their classes recently.
Roughly, the joke goes like this: [Read more…]
If you want to find ways to save on medical fees, I have great news.
Let’s talk about two recent incidents that happened to J and K respectively.
The first incident happened to J.
One night after the recent Chinese New Year, after consuming too much deep-fried goodies, J had a slight fever.
I wanted to see how it went first before taking J to see a doctor.
The next morning, she was fine and dandy. As active as ever.
No medical attention required. [Read more…]
I am going to share with you one of the biggest lessons in parenting.
At least for me…
I thought I was the most carefree father in the world until I found myself being too protective over J and K.
Here’s the story:
Every bicycle for children comes with training wheels. I think the inventor’s intention was good. That is to help children to learn how to ride a bicycle more easily.
However from my recent experience, this is NOT the case. In fact, the training wheels did not help J and K at all.
In contrast with what I thought, training wheels HINDER children from learning to ride.
Let me explain. [Read more…]
Even though I have not breastfed before (for a very apparent reason), it doesn’t take long to realize there are many parties are against breastfeeding mothers.
Mother-in-law. Friends. Neighbors. Aunties and uncles. Cousins.
Even confinement ladies. And worst of all… the milk formula company. [Read more…]