Lorena Ecat

18/10/2025

RIP🙏🏻

REST IN PEACE 🤍🪽

Baek Se Hee, author of the best-selling essay collection "I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki," has passed away at the age of 35. Her acclaimed work resonated deeply with readers for its candid reflections on depression and her personal experiences in therapy.

According to the Korean Organ Donation Agency, Baek saved five lives through the donation of her heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys.

15/10/2025

😮😲

In Byron Bay, Australia, a repurposed heritage railcar has become the world's first train to operate entirely on solar power, marking a significant milestone in sustainable transportation.

This pioneering train is a self-sufficient, zero-emission vehicle, harnessing energy through its rooftop solar panels and a regenerative braking system to charge its onboard batteries, even feeding surplus power back into the local grid.

Despite its small scale and short route, it serves as a powerful and practical proof-of-concept, demonstrating that clean, community-friendly public transit is not a distant dream but a tangible reality with a massive vision for the future.

15/10/2025

Noted

“Kids’ Intelligence Is Attached to Their Mother — and Science Says So”

A mother’s love does more than comfort her child.
It builds her child.

Science says that a big part of a child’s intelligence is linked to their mother — not only through genes, but through connection, presence, and nurture.

Researchers discovered that intelligence genes are found on the X chromosome.
Women have two X chromosomes, while men have one.
That means children are more likely to inherit their intelligence from their mother’s side.

But here’s the part science doesn’t always measure — the power of a mother’s love.
Because intelligence isn’t just about test scores or school performance.
It’s also about emotional intelligence, curiosity, problem-solving, creativity, and confidence — all the things that grow best in an environment filled with love and safety.

From the moment a mother holds her baby for the first time, she begins shaping that little brain.
The tone of her voice.
The look in her eyes.
The warmth in her touch.
Every song she sings.
Every story she tells.
Every time she wipes away a tear or answers a curious “why?” — she’s wiring her child’s brain to think, explore, and believe.

Science has shown that children who share a strong emotional bond with their mothers tend to develop better memory, communication skills, and emotional stability.
That’s because a secure attachment creates a safe space for the brain to grow.
When a child feels loved, they feel free to learn, try, and fail — and that’s where real intelligence blossoms.

So to every mother who doubts herself…
To the mom who feels like she’s not doing enough…
To the one who’s tired, stretched thin, but still shows up every single day —
You are shaping something extraordinary.

Your patience builds pathways in your child’s brain.
Your words become their inner voice.
Your hugs are their comfort.
And your belief in them becomes the voice that says, “I can do it,” long after they’ve grown up.

Never underestimate the power of your role.
You are not just raising a child — you are forming a mind, nurturing a heart, and creating a legacy of intelligence, empathy, and strength.

💖 Science may explain the genes, but only love explains the miracle.

12/10/2025

Totoo

12/10/2025

Oo nga para sira na gawa pa pake account🤭

12/10/2025

At hinihiram pa damit mo🤭

Ito pala yung sinasabi nilang best part ng pagkakaroon ng anak na babae may ka–twinning kana.🥹🤍