Monday, December 15, 2008

Parties

We had our Christmas Party in my friend's house in Killeen held last Saturday. It was also her daughter's 3rd Birthday Party. The kids had fun playing in a room they turn into a play room. While the kids are busy playing, we are busy eating and chatting. We had so much fun! It was nice to see my friends again. I know my son enjoyed playing with his friends too. Since we moved here in Austin we never met anyone yet that we can call friends. That's why going to Killeen is always fun! We had exchange gifts and we did karaoke that night. Here are some pictures taken last Saturday during our Christmas Party/Birthday Party.









Thursday, December 11, 2008

Silly Boy

Yesterday I took a nap on our couch while my two year old son's busy playing. I was so tired and I passed out. When I got up and went to checked my email. I did not hear my son so I looked back to see what he is doing. Well this pictures will show you what he is doing. It is so cute that he copied me. I cannot resist it so I took pictures of him doing silly stuff. I just thought I shared it with you. Have a good day everyone!


Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Sneaky Junk Food

Warning from a new study in Obesity Reviews, packaged foods marketed to kids may claim to be healthy but they are often not. In an analysis of more than 350 supermarket products for kids, 89 percent were high in sugar, fat, or sodium. Yet 62 percent of these foods touted health benefits. They spotted these offenders on store shelves. Check out the list below:

Fruit drinks with added sugar touted as a "good source of calcium." But they only contain a measly 10 percent fruit juice.

Sugary children's breakfast cereal labeled "whole grain". In fact, the cereal contained just one wimpy gram of fiber in a full serving.

Certain fruit snacks boasting "100% vitamin C." Sure, the snacks are C-rich, but we looked at the ingredients, and the first one listed is corn syrup.

"Naturally flavored" frozen pizza snacks. Too bad that half of the fat in the ones they examined is either of the saturated or trans variety.

Some packaged lunch kits bragging "excellent source of protein". They are also an excellent source of sodium -nearly 40 percent of a day's worth.

Isn't this alarming. Now that we know about this foods we can't just ignore this and continue feeding our kids with this healthy foods that turns out it isn't. Lesson here, it is still the best way to cook meals for our kids. Fresh fruits is good for them as a snacks. When it come's to juice make sure you read every thing what it contains. This is a depressing news for most of us but it is not too late to act right.


Monday, December 8, 2008

Connie Talbot

While I'm surfing on YouTube I found this video of a little girl name Connie Talbot. She is the six year old girl who joined the Britain's Got Talent. I'm amazed of what lovely voice she got. They said she's the most talented and best singer they know as a six years old kid. She likes to sing famous songs like I will always love you, Ben, Over the Rainbow and many more. I'm pretty sure her parents are so proud of her. She is now 8 and still singing. She's very cute and a talented girl. Watch the video below and see it for your self.





Very impressing huh?

Saturday, December 6, 2008

Update About SIDS

If you are a parent you must already know about SIDS ( sudden infant death syndrome). For those who will be a first time parent, just want to let you know that SIDS means a baby can die in her sleep. Experts believe that a baby can die in her sleep if she breathes exhaled carbon dioxide instead of oxygen. New research published in Archives of Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine finds that putting your baby to sleep with a fan in her room may significantly reduce her risk of sudden infant death syndrome. New study shows that increasing air circulation in a room where you baby sleep can help. Using a ceiling fan, a desk fan, forced-air heating, or even an open window can help, according to Ed Martin M.D., chief of pediatrics for Kaiser Permanente in Vallejo, California. Here's more tips to prevent SIDS: Put your baby to sleep on her back, avoid soft bedding, never smoke in her room, and don't share a bed.

The last tip maybe hard to do to some parents who very attached to their babies. I can't blame you as a parent we feel much better if we can see our baby and know their safe. There is one thing you can do about it. Get a portable crib or move his crib to your room. Let him sleep on his crib and you can check on him if you need to. This way you feel much better to know he is there and you can see him. He is safe too cause he is sleeping on his crib. There is nothing more we want but to make sure our baby is safe.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Cutie

When life is hard and

Payday is still so far away

And when the salary comes it's not enough

there is only one thing to do






Cute huh! This baby is so cute. I love his facial reaction. My mom-in-law sent me this! Just thought I share it with you. I think most of us loves to see baby pictures, specially if this cute. I bet his parents are enjoying him and loves to take a pictures of him. I know I do. When my son was a baby I loved to took a picture of him. Babies grow fast and I want to captured those moments and look back sometimes what he did that day and I have a pictures of him to look at.

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

It's Been A While

It's been a while that I post new stuff in this blog. I'm sorry for that. I've been busy lately and don't have time to post here. One reason's why I didn't able to post here it's because we got sick. My hubby got sick first and then my son, last is me. It is hard to take care my son if me myself was sick too at the same time. Thankfully we all doing fine now. It's time for us to take our flu shots pretty soon. That's it for now folks I will go lie down now. We all need to take rest now for tomorrow's Thanksgiving Party. I still need to make my Chocolate Chip Pie. I will update you what will happen to our party tomorrow. Good night for now! Thank you all for visit and Happy Thanksgiving!