Millennial Parenting
Now that we are spending most of our time at home, we have started to think more about improving or renovating our living spaces. Especially for those who have been working from home, the lines between work and family have been blurred for months now. One of the ways that we can achieve being “home…
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Washing the dishes is my least favorite chore, and I disliked it all the more when I suffered from atopic dermatitis triggered (among other things) by harmful chemicals. Inevitably, we have to face our monsters, and sometimes it comes in the form of chores. While the husband willingly offers to take it on, I just…
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Is it worth the budol? Find out our verdict for this popular Home Buddies item!
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One factor we don’t pay special attention to in building a healthy home: pure drinking water. Have you ever doubted your water? I remember our short stint in Mindanao, where our place’s only source was the deep well, so we had to order mineral water every week. Sometimes, we couldn’t help but be skeptical about…
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There comes a time in our lives where we happily join home-improvement groups and look forward to major online shopping sales to buy that “budol-worthy” item. Does this sound familiar? Here are 8 of our best purchases. 1. Asahi Retro Wooden Fan #teamputi and #teamkahoy all at the same time! It’s available in stand and…
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Using cloth diapers for Tikoy is one of the best decisions we’ve ever made as parents. It’s our third year in the lifestyle, and we never had to deal with rashes. Also, we think that it has contributed to the fairly-easy process of potty training our toddler. The only downside to it is that it…
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Most of us have been in touch with our tita (or tito) selves under this pandemic. We’ve tried our hand on plants, essential oils, natural products, and recently, a re-imagining of our shelves and plates for a decent Zoom background. So where do we shop? We’re all about value for money, having it all in…
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Tikoy has been eager to help out, so we’re starting to teach him simple chores such as refilling our water bottles, putting away his things on his own, and recently, how to fold his clothes. We don’t expect him to do a perfect job, and sometimes, his “helping” would make the work twice as much,…
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Mark x Abi 