Kids Archive

What my kids are like, and how to raise your child/children in this day and age.

Another Overdue Post: EK Biki Waterworld

Mommy got an invite from the launching of Crocs Almost Barefoot Collection. The venue was in Enchanted Kingdom Biki Waterworld.

Can you tell who enjoyed the event the most? yeah.. them.. LOL but later that day, they realized they missed so much on the event. They were not able to watch the Pilipinas Got Talent acrobatic group finalist. They were not able to take advantage of the photo booth. They were not able to choose their crocs (but still they got a pair each, thanks Sheriff for the blogging money). They were not able to enjoy the food.. but then again, judging from the photos above, it was worth it.

Surprise!

last January 20..

Sissy number 4 is here because I asked her to come over to help me with some of my online jobs. So together with her 4 year old boy, she trooped down to my house. Surprisingly, sissy number 3 (and soon to be a blogger ahaha) came here too (the reason: I’d rather not tell here) and she to have a son, same as Chico’s age. Just imagine my house in the days to come. 5 boys.. and one princess (Sati)..

On Tuesday, Sati will turn 7 months old.. so the boys will have some sorta of a pool party…

Let’s Talk About Ekomini

I know I am not good in terms of money handling and that is one thing that I wouldn’t want my kids to inherit. As much as possible I want them to learn the value of money and saving up. But it’s quite hard since they are not really aware of the monetary value of things. They know denominations like thousand, hundreds and tens. They know that thousand is greater than hundred, but teaching them to save up is another thing.

And if you are a mommy like me, we don’t have to worry anymore. There’s a new product in town that appeals like a toy but promises to educate our kids about money. It’s the newest piggy bank in town, Ekomini, but not just an ordinary piggy bank. It’s interactive! It is a money box that connects to a computer and with this, the kids can easily track their savings and even play online in Ekominiville.

This is an educational game that will teach the kids about savings, planning for purchases, investing and donating to charity and social causes. And the best thing about this product is that it has a parental interface that will help the parents be involved with their kid’s activity.