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Less screen time, more real time. 🤍

Since we started having more gadget-free moments at home, we’ve been finding simple things to do together—reading books, coloring, playing Pokémon cards, eating together, talking, or just sitting and doing our own thing.

Note: we still have TV screen time, but very limited to 2 hrs/day and we chose slow simulation shows. We don’t used tablet or iPads anymore.

Here are 5 gadget-free times we try to practice:

1. Play time — Cards, board games, toys, or whatever they enjoy. For 8 weeks our kids enjoy these cards, puzzles I bought. ROI na talaga!

2. Create time — Drawing, coloring, crafts, or making something. They love coloring - even on our walls lol.

3. Reading time — Even a few pages in the morning, afternoon and bedtime.

4. Mealtime — No screens, just food and conversation. Kaso si Leon, halos maka 100 questions kapag kakain!!

5. Quiet time — Rest, pray, talk, or simply be together.

It’s not always easy, especially with three kids (but the eldest needs her screen time as a teen since most of her assignments requires research). But we’re learning that we don’t have to make big changes all at once.

Sometimes, putting the gadgets away on our little while is enough to make room for something else. ❤️

Decluttering our medicine & vitamins cabinet

Finally got around to decluttering our medicine and vitamins cabinet. 😅

Ang dami pala! Some were already expired, some were almost empty, and some were things we no longer use. Keeping only what we actually need makes the cabinet so much easier to manage.

I also wanted to share a few supplements that have been part of my personal routine while taking care of myself with Hashimoto’s. These are not a cure, and what works for one person may not work for another—but these are some of the ones I’ve personally found helpful as part of my overall wellness routine. 🤍

P.S. Before taking or combining supplements—especially iron, zinc and selenium—check with your doctor or pharmacist. More is not always better.

Bathroom must-haves ?

What are the products in your bathroom that you’ll keep buying over and over?

These are the products we’ve kept repurchasing because they simply work for our family. Less clutter, less waste, and more intentional spending.

Saturday Cleaning

Your microwave works hard for your family.
It deserves a little care too.🫶

Your home is the sum of your daily choices.

Clean or cluttered.
Save or spend.
Rest or clean.

Small decisions, repeated consistently, shape the home and life you build. 🤍

5 Kitchen Must-Haves That Just Make Life Easier
Family of 5 • WFH Setup

After almost two decades of building a home and raising a family, we’ve had our fair share of hits and misses—buying things we didn’t really need, following trends, and spending on items that barely got used. Name it, we’ve probably tried it! 😅

So we’re sharing the things that actually stayed, worked, and made everyday life a little easier.

Hopefully, our hits and misses can help you avoid a few of your own. 🤍

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