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We are Mark and Abi, parents of baby Atticus, also known as Tikoy. Join us as we share our adventures and misadventures as a millennial couple and first-time parents. We hope that we will be helpful in some ways and spark good conversations.

Let’s collaborate! Email us at themarkxabi@gmail.com

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We only brought 4 books for Tikoy when we went to Thailand. 🇹🇭 It was one of the toughest decisions we had to make when we packed our things.

To some, there's quite a learning curve to go through in wearing their Luxx Lashes. If you're one of them, don't worry! I found (and other friends I've convinced to buy a pair 😉) that wearing them often enough helps you get the hang of it. But here are my tips, too!

MAKI BAKA! WAG MATAKOT! 🐄🐄🐄

Everybody knows we need vitamin c + zinc, right? But why, exactly? Won’t the regular vitamin c supplements do?

Now that you know where to start in owning a real estate property, what’s next?

When your neighbor has a Pad Thai stall.

We’re sad to only have attended Mark’s sister’s wedding virtually. 😭 But still grateful for the technology that allowed us to witness their beautiful union. 👰 🤵‍♂️

Shout out to Tikoy’s teachers: Mr. Jaspher, Mr. Kazu, Kru Nok, and Lao Shi Mook!

After the celebration…

Our theme for Tikoy’s birthday last year was based from his favorite Filipino board book called “Pista Na!” Little did we know that we will be celebrating his fourth in another country after a year! Thanking God for new found friends and supportive friends back home.

Episode 1 of our Hay, Bahay series is a wrap! 🎉

The episode 1 of Hay, Bahay webinar series is happening tomorrow at 3:30 pm! Our chat will cover some of the top questions people ask when investing in real estate property:

#appreciationpost

We had so many takeaways from the last @mommymundo session on Internet Awesome Parents! But we think this is the very principle from @teachergabby ’s talk every parent should hear: Positive online behavior is the same as positive offline behavior.

Can I say that online school is tough? Not to rant, but I didn't expect to be the I.T. guy, assistant teacher, and nanny for Tikoy all at the same time. Perhaps it's difficult for moms with small kids (who are incidentally managing a home and are trying to keep a job on the side). I kid you not. I was exhausted and anxious after our first day!

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