Kayce Gonzales

He wanted to try, but the texture said no. 💙 Sometimes, it’s not being picky , it’s sensory. 🍦

kapag ang bata ay nagsisimula ng huminge ng pera, mukha na bang pera.?

What it really means:

When a toddler starts to show interest in money , asking for coins as a rewards when they cleaned up their toys, pretending to buy things, or wanting their own wallet — it’s a sign of curiosity and awareness, NOT GREED!

At that age, they don’t understand the value of money yet. They just notice that money is something adults use to get things — food, toys, or treats , so they copy that behavior.

💡 It can actually be a positive learning stage:
• They’re learning how the world works
• They’re developing math skills (counting coins or bills).
• They’re starting to understand saving and patience (waiting to buy something).

What to do as a parent:
• Encourage it, but teach balance.
• Start teaching saving and giving.
• Use it as a fun learning moment, not something to worry about.

hindi ako nahilo sa pag duyan, nahilo ako sa video Jayson Taguas😂

No p**p for 5-7 days or even more? Normal ba sa baby?

I've also experienced this with my son and younger brother—they both went more than a week without p**ping. It was really worrying because it seemed unusual, so naturally, I did a lot of research and questioned whether it was normal and why it happened...and it turned out to be normal, but there are other things to consider.

As a fellow parent, I want what's best for your little one! But please remember, I'm not a doctor, and this is just my personal experience. Your pediatrician is always the best person to talk to about your baby's health.

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