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For the past three years, my toddler has been sleeping in our room. But about a month ago, when he was officially evicted into his own room, t…
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My biggest lesson in parenthood is that you'll get sick when your child is sick. Recently, there’s been a surge in flu activity in California.…
If you're a toddler mom, then you've probably heard several times from your pediatrician that it’s time to say goodbye to the baby bottle for …
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Looking back, I didn't know a lot of things about motherhood when I was pregnant. As a first-time mother I thought I would start morning sickn…
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There is a saying that says parents always have a favorite child, but what if the roles are reversed and it is the child who has a favorite pa…
As a first time parent, I struggle with the harsh reality of time. Earlier this week, my little Levi turned two years old, a moment I had been dreading because I don’t want him to keep growing so fast. As much as I want to hold on, I realize that these emotional experiences are just part of parenthood. I’m well aware that years three, four, five and six will also feel equally sad. I do realize that I am blessed to be around to watch my child grow. On his first birthday, we decided to take him to Disneyland, but for his second birthday, we decided to throw him his first birthday party. The process of planning even a small party these days can be quite stressful and expensive.
Levi got over his fear of the jumper with the help of his grandpa. Photo by Amairani Hernandez for CALÓ NEWS.
Earlier that day, my son, Levi, was practicing how to hit the piñata. Photo by Amairani Hernandez for CALÓ NEWS.
My son, Levi, was really happy after blowing out the candles on his cake on his actual birthday. Photo by Amairani Hernandez for CALÓ NEWS.