This picture was taken last 2 years ago. We are riding on a taxi going to the church because it’s Sunday. My hubby used his cellphone catching this moments. Kyla is only 3 months old here. Every Sunday we always ride on a taxi because we don’t want to be late in the morning service and the other reason was when we ride on a jeepney it’s so “masikip at magulo”. I love looking this picture because it is consider as our Family Picture.:>
Kyla is riding on a animal-go-round in the mall.
We attended a 1st birtday party of the son of my friend Lani here at Jollibee.
Kids and their mom in the party were having fun because of the games prepared
by their staff. There’s a lot of prizes and freebies given to all the children. Kyla
can’t forget this event because this was the first time she saw the Jollibee mascot.
This picture taken last March 20, 2005, Sunday, 7:37pm at San Pedro Hospital. This day is my memorable day because I can say to myself “I am a mother now!” Thank you Lord for this wonderful gift named..Mickyla Angeline Nacario.
3 mos. old 2 yrs. old
Sometimes I wonder..and think..my child Kyla is no longer a baby because she is now a Toddler! I miss her being a baby but she is now a kid..beginning to learn and to listen to us, her parents and other people. She can talk and she knows what she wants! Sometimes I tease her..Kyla, Mama has a baby inside..She will say “No!, I’m your baby, Kyla”. She is not ready to become “Ate”. Maybe, when she ia schooling she will be ready like some other kids do.:>
Kyla knows Jollibee..Whenever we will go to malls she will say “I want Jollibee”. She will hold the hands of Jollibee and say “Hi! Jollibee”. She will eat chicken joy and also she likes to eat burger steak with rice. She really love Jollibee. It’s almost a month when we go to malls because I’m so busy and of course I have no money as of now. She has cough and colds now..my poor baby Kyla. I pray that God will heal her.
She loves JOLLIBEE!!! me too! LOL!
A toddler is a proverbial ball of energy. If you doubt this, just ask anyone who’s tried to keep up with one. They’re eager to try all sorts of physical feats and curious to investigate everything that catches their eyes.
Toys for toddlers, then, should captivate them at one or both of these levels. Push toys (like the Corn Popper) give toddlers an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of physical exercise and improve the large motor skills important to development. Playsets capitalize on a toddler’s budding interest in role-play, while shape sorters help him learn about cause-and-effect relationships.
Remember, children are sponges at this age. They absorb concepts at a staggering rate, and they often do so through play. When you choose toys for your toddler, keep in mind not only how much enjoyment it will offer him, but what kind of educational benefits it will deliver. Even toys as basic as blocks are considered learning toys: when kids engage in the great fun of building up and tearing down they’re developing skills they’ll eventually need to grasp basic principles of math!
Source: Fisher-Price
