I’m trying to build the habit of consuming less content and creating more content. I turn to social media a lot, for both work and personal use, but while on there, I tend to find something that sparks immediate interest and I find myself doom scrolling.

Went camping in the mountain because it was a hot, hot day and we wanted to be somewhere cold and inexpensive.

My 3rd and youngest daughter turned 3 months and since I’ve already started with the monthly cake and photo post, I did so again this time around. The family and I went to a French cafe where we found a beautiful-looking chocolate cake and Macarons.

It’s not about vanity - it’s because memories are fleeting and more often than not, I was too critical of myself in the moment to think that maybe my older self would appreciate a photo of me; You know, to see my growth, the life I’ve lived, and be able to reflect how things are now versus how they’ve been.

Doing chores as a mother means having a baby with you while you do everything.

Parent shamers and irrelevant people, especially if you've never been an "active" parent (IYKYK), who comment things that don't make anyone or any situation better, this is for you

It’s the last day of 2020.

Given how the year has been, with ‘Rona and all, I have to say that it wasn’t all bad.

What The Fertility has made August 22 the National Rainbow Baby Day since 2018.

I'm from Cebu, Philippines and we've just started with our enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) - and so the comfort of knowing that I could go out anytime to get checked as frequent as needed, or as I'd like, is out of the window. Everything needs to be carefully and strategically planned to ensure that everything goes smooth.

Ever had a baby who didn't poop for 3 days? How'd they finally get their poop out when it did?

It was also our 2nd time visiting PlayNation at Ayala Center Cebu.

Motherhood is quite a journey.

I was admitted September 30, 2016, around 7PM - When I got admitted, I had no idea what I was getting myself into for the next few hours. I kept telling myself that "This'll pass, this'll pass" bearing every ounce of pain that just wouldn't stop AND increase in time.