Watch him Growing

My little boy is growing up way too fast. He's talking and jumping and dancing. He's learning how to use spoon and fork and he drink out of a big cup and when eating he is ready for a booster seat instead of a high chair. He's way independent and so outgoing. He can slide down the big slide without any help except a watchful eye and He's about to start potty training in a couple months. The things he does everyday are so cute and even though sometimes those terrible come out. Looking on his innocent eyes keeps me smile. It keeps my stress away when looking at him happy with great smile on his face. Oh..I'm gonna miss my little boy like this. I wouldn't be the person I am today without him and although I am extremely sad to see him growing up and hitting so many milestones he'll always be my baby boy. He is my everything.

I want my Body Back

With the exception of those few women that incredibly get their pre-pregnancy bodies back at lightening pace, the rest of us have to fight for it. This is not easy when you are not getting the sleep you need, you have you newborn clinging to you for each and every need, and your husband needs you as well.

Something that consumes many new mothers after childbirth is the craving to get their old bodies back. Quite frankly, I can entirely understand this. It is only natural that after 9 long months of carrying a child and having pregnancy wreak havoc on our hormones, waistline and other bodily functions, we might want to get our old bodies back. Don't feel bad, or guilty about wanting this, but know that patience will be required before we can squeeze back into our favorite jeans.

Don't make the same mistake that many new moms make right now. Don't think that racing to get back in shape after childbirth is a high priority, or that the body is ready to be whipped back into shape. Realize that you just gave birth, which is a fairly traumatic experience for the body. Whether you gave birth naturally or by C-section your body needs time to heal and adjust to no longer being pregnant and giving birth. So if you gave birth in the last 30 days... relax. Focus more right now on sleep and tending to your baby.

Then, after you have come out of the fog of the first 30 days, focus you efforts on being vibrant and healthy - not worrying about how many days it will be till you get your old body back. You need to be realistic in your goals. Stop looking at stick thin models and comparing yourself to them. Beating yourself up isn't going to help anyone. Getting back into shape takes time, and it will be helpful for you to know that there are numerous studies that show you can actually be fitter and stronger after child birth then you were before.

With that being said there you need to make a timeline with realistic goals for you to achieve. These goals need to include healthy eating habits as well as exercise. The long term goal is for you to feel more vibrant and alive then you ever have before. You can do this. Start small, incorporate one good eating habit at a time. Don't try to tackle all your eating problems at once, try crash dieting, or launch head first into a vigorous exercise program. This approach can only lead to injury, disappointment and frustration.

Start small and then as your body lets you know that it is ready, you can gradually start to increase the intensity of exercise. Don't be fooled into thinking that low impact activity isn't having an affect. Even a short daily walk can have a powerful impact on the body and aid its recovery. Consistency is really the key to you getting your body back and being stronger and healthier than before.

It is perfectly reasonable to expect that you can get back into shape, rebuild, and even improve on your pre-baby body. The notion that moms are doomed to a life of 'frumpy' or 'matronly' bodies and style after childbirth is now considered old fashion. But just remember - slow and steady will get you better results for your overall wellbeing than mad exercise and dieting. There are more and more mothers these days breaking the norm and working to build strong, fit, healthy bodies, which bounce back from pregnancy with ease.

Now, I am starting to take back my body with Jogging.

Jog with my little boy :)

My aim body ( dreaming)

I believe that weight loss always starts from mindset.

TIPS :
1) What is my goal? I want to lose __kg in __ time.
2) Why do I want to achieve this goal? (if possible, come up with 50 reasons)
3) If I do not achieve it, what pains will I have? (come up with as many reasons as possible)
4) If I achieve it, what happiness will I have? (come up with as many reasons as possible)
5) What will happen to me if I continue my current situation for the next 10 years?
6) Then when do I want to take action?

Some solutions I can offer you for diet:
Breakfast: eat fruits/drink fruit juice
Lunch: Less carbo, more veg and fruits, less seafood, meat and eggs
Dinner: Same as lunch but no solid food after 8pm. Soups are great dinners

If you want to exercise to enhance the speed of weight loss. Go for some light jogging or do something you enjoy like an aerobic class or kick boxing class...

If things wont work out heres the best video i can recommend for you

I LOVE every single thing about being a mom!

I LOVE every single thing about being a mom! I really do! I had no idea this little person would turn my world upside down in such a wonderful way.

I am a better person because I’m a Mom. It has brought a whole new meaning to the wordLOVE for me. There is nothing like it.

I love being a mom because it is the most rewarding thing I have done or will ever do in my lifetime. I’m actually shaping the life of a human being – scary at times, but I’m up for the challenge. My son is the epitome of the love my husband and I have for each other, and represents a bright future for our family.

I love being a Mom when I can make my son feel happy and secure. Nothing makes me more happy than seeing him with a smile on his face, knowing that my love helped contribute to it.

I love being a mom because I get to watch my children evolve and find what they love and learn from them.

I love watching my son interact with other kids. They seem to have a language all their own. I can see his own unique personality shine. He loves to make others laugh and is quite the comic.

Mom Make-Over :)

My Life As A Stay-At-Home Mom!: New Hair Color!

Let's bring it back home to the Stay at Home Mom, this is where I fit in. Generally we are well put together, but not perfect. However, there are the days when styles don't quite get finished, well there are a lot of days when they don't even get started. Speaking from a personal standpoint, many times hair color is brought home from the grocery store and is usually whatever is one sale. In addition to at home hair color, stay at home moms also do something else at home. Executive moms, you may want to look away for this next part ... stay at home moms sometimes even cut their own hair at home. Shocking isn't it. Anything to save a buck or two.

Anyway, the hair color products i used was Revlon light Auburn , but since my hair is dark the result is not that really light...but i love the effect..


No matter what kind of mom you take the day to do something for yourself. Whether it's taking a long hot shower or playing with the kids. It's your day, live it and love it.