The Wonders of "bath net"

Everytime I bath Hyzyd, I had a hard time doing it without the aiding hands of my hubby because Hyzyd is already heavy and very "likot". There are times that he's not around and I need to bath Hyzyd alone. It's a good thing that the "bath net" (sorry for the term guyz)...he..he..do some wonders:

my so-called bath net in his bath tub

It really did wonders...see, he just sit down and enjoy his bath and I have an easy time soaping and rinsing him...hassle-free...we even took this shots...he..he...

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It's me, Hyzyd!

It's been awhile that mom isn't updating my page so I gonna take over to inform you all especially my grannies, uncles and aunts on how am I doing these days . I'm thinking of publishing a photo each day and just a little description of what it's all about. Hope you all like it though. I'm open for your suggestions guyz. So long for now coz mommy's gonna use the CP. it's me,

Hyzd at songhkla aquarium

pics muna mamaya na story ko...

advantages of using ergo baby carriers

I really find it very convenient to have a baby carrier . I could get things done around the house. I could do my rounds on shopping. We could eat in a restaurant without any hassles. I like Hyzyd to be held all the time while I'm at home on weekends and at the same time doing some minimal household chores. I read from the Baby Book of William and Martha Shears that using a baby carrier reduces crying and colic. A 1986 study of 99 mother-infant pairs (reported in Pediatrics) showed that carrying babies at least three hours a day reduces crying and fussing 43% during the day and 51% at night. Babies are happier because they have less need to cry, and parents enjoy their babies more as a result. This simply explains why Hyzyd is a happy baby. I don't have a problem with him. Carrying my baby promotes bonding and enhances my feelings of competence as a parent. A higher frequency of feeding and touching stimulates mothering hormones, and frequent carrying encourages and speeds the

It's me, HYZYD!

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