Skye & Rocca

28/07/2025

Nanay, duydoy 😅😂🤣

Anak mo tuwing gabi:

25/07/2025

I repeat 😌🎶🎵

18/07/2025

The world measures beauty in moments that sparkle — achievements, milestones, accolades.

But the real beauty?

It’s in the quiet stuff. The morning cuddles. The shared laughter. The chaos and the calm of just being together.

If you asked me about the most beautiful part of my life, I wouldn’t point to a place or a moment.

I’d just look around at these people I get to love — and say, this right here. This is it. ❤️

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15/07/2025

What your child needs most isn’t another toy or activity—it’s you.

They crave moments when you're fully there. Not half checking your phone, not letting your mind wander to the next errand. Just you.

It doesn't take long. Ten focused minutes can speak louder than an afternoon out. Meals together, bedtime stories, or just sitting with crayons—that's the gold.

When you carve out that dedicated time, you're telling your child, "I see you, I love you, I’m here for you." That’s what builds their feeling of worth and safety.

And it has impacts that go beyond that moment. Feeling seen brings out calm, cooperation, and trust. It helps them feel secure in being themselves.

So when behavior starts shifting—regressions, extra crying, clinginess—pause. Ask yourself, "Have I been truly present lately?"

Try this: pick one small time each day to be fully there. Turn off distractions. Listen, laugh, be silly, or just breathe together. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being present.

Because real love isn’t just what you say. It’s what you share: your attention, your warmth, your full presence with them.

14/07/2025

This 💯

09/07/2025

Feelings aren’t the problem.
They’re natural. Necessary. Human.

Anger, sadness, fear, frustration — they’re all valid. And our children need to know that.

But that doesn’t mean every behaviour that comes WITH those feelings is okay…

Throwing things, hurting others, shutting down — these are signals, not solutions.

Our job isn’t to shut the feelings down.
It’s to teach our children what to do with them.
To help them name what’s rising inside.
To set clear boundaries around what’s not okay.
And to guide them toward healthier ways of expressing what’s hard to hold.

Because emotional honesty and self-regulation can coexist.
We can teach both.

Validate the feeling.
Redirect the behaviour.
That’s where the growth happens. ❤️

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09/07/2025

Period. 🫶 💯

03/07/2025

When your child messes up, the way you respond shapes how safe they feel in the world.

Not just with you, but with themselves.

If every mistake is met with judgment or harsh words, they don’t learn better behavior.
They learn to hide.
They learn to be afraid of being human.

But if they see you pause and choose calm, they learn that mistakes are a part of life.
They learn it’s safe to be seen—even when they’re struggling.
They learn that love doesn’t disappear when things get hard.

This is how you become their safe place.
Not by being perfect, but by staying present.

27/06/2025

Stay close ❤️

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27/06/2025

Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus ❤️
June 27, 2025

27/06/2025

Day4: I’m in P.E. uniform 😊