We’ve already bought kuya marc his potty trainer few months ago. He is already 2 years and 3 months old but we haven’t started potty training yet. They said we should look for signs that he is ready for it, like pulling his pants down or showing some indications that he doesn’t like wearing diapers anymore. But so far, we haven’t seen any.I’ve been doing my own researches about how to go about this potty training. Really, I have no idea at all. They say that this is a crucial stage for a toddler since this could be a source of frustration if not accomplished well.I’ve also sought some pieces of advice from the members of a parenting group in multiply and some of them were very sympathetic to answer my questions.So those who’ll come across this, I’ll be pleased of you’ll also share some of your experiences when you started potty training your kids.

After a 6-week vacation, we’re back here again Bahrain! It doesn’t really feel so good… I still feel so sad about leaving my loved ones behind. But I know that I will get used to it again. With all those many stuff requiring my attention and the kids demanding so much of my energy, I will surely forget this feeling of nostalgia.

It was so nice spending some quality time with your family. My kids got to know their cousins, aunts, uncles and grandparents. They were also able to meet a lot of new friends. Marc and Matt enjoyed playing with all of them. I think, this helped them develop in so many ways.

And the highlight of our vacation??? The kids finally saw Jollibee in person!!!! They were just so amazed when they saw Jollibee. Kuya Marc was always standing in front of his big friend. He did not want to let other kids go near Jollibee. It was so fun! He was always following wherever Jollibee was going. He just loves Jollibee!

Now, we’re all caged up again in this lonely house. But, hey, we have each other, so I guess there’s really nothing to be lonely about.

And I’m finally back to the blogging world!