When I got pregnant I already knew I want to have maternity shoot. So as early as 4 months I already looked and canvassed for maternity shoot package. hahaha.. Obvious that I am so excited.
I already went to Great Image, Their package is Php 1700.00 3 shots and with different sizes. 1 - 8R with your choice of frame then your choice of what are the 2 sizes that comes with 8R. Client are the one responsible for their costumes and props.
I googled for inside the studio Maternity Shoot Inspiration.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
PREGNANCY JOURNAL – Baby’s Stuff Canvassing
Yesterday I went to my previous company and finished all the
things pending when I resigned. Then afterwards I went to SM Southmall to check
the prices of baby’s stuff.
Then today I went with my mom to PRC to
renew my license. PRC never change... Lots of people, long queue, and what I
hate was “aligagang” employees because
it is their PRC Week, they have a program and presentation. Everyone were
wearing different costumes. All were excited, keep on chit chatting and taking their
selfies. It was so frustrating seeing those employees taking picture while
there were long line . Hays..
After PRC we proceed straight to Divisoria, it took
us only 15 minutes. I already wrote the list of things I need to look out. We
went to Ilaya St and looked for store who sell baby products. Then we bumped on
one store. I asked first the prices and compared to the prices I canvassed from
SM yesterday, after I made a decision to buy the stuff on my list.
I forgot to ask Kuya tindero the name of
his store but as written on the receipt given it is Scorpoi. I am not sure if
that is the name of the store. The tindero was so nice and shared lots of insights
because according to him he was the one taking care of his siblings and own
kids.
I list down below the prices of the stuff from
SM and those I bought at Divisoria.
| NEED | SM Price | Divisoria Price |
| Tie Sides (Shortsleeve) | 189.00/ 3 pcs (SM Basics Brand) | 290.00/6 pieces (Scorpio Brand) |
| Tie Sides (Longsleeve) | 249.75/ 3 pcs (SM Basics Brand) | 320.00/6 pieces (Scorpio Brand) |
| Pajama | 199.00/ 3 pcs (SM Basics Brand) | 200.00/6 pieces |
| Bonnets/Caps | 79.00/ 3 pieces (SM Basics Brand) | 35.00/piece (Scorpio Brand) |
| Mittens | 79.00/ 3 pieces (SM Basics Brand) | 160.00/6 pieces (Scorpio Brand) |
| Socks | 79.00/ 3 pieces (SM Basics Brand) | 160.00/6 pieces |
| Bib | 89.75/ 3 pieces (SM Basics Brand) | 150.00/3 pieces ( Dolphin) |
| Lampin | 299.75/
6 pieces (Curity) 244.00/ 6 pieces (Birds eye) |
270.00/dozen
(Curity Brand with colored edging on the sides) 210.00/dozen (Birds eye) |
| Swaddle Blankets | 788.00 | 380.00/piece |
| Receiving Blankets | 380.00 | 200.00/piece |
| Plastic Mat | 50.00 | |
| Farlin Sterilizer | 2099.00 | 2100.00 |
| Avent Starter Kit Classic | 3079.00 | |
| Avent Starter Kit Natural | 3499.00 |
Saturday, June 13, 2015
PREGNANCY JOURNAL: Baby Stuff List
I am 20 weeks pregnant and so
excited. My husband and I already chose names: Wiljon Hijo if boy and Wiliona
Jewel if it is a girl both names were from our names mixed together. I am so
excited searching stuff for our baby. I do lots of researches of what to do and
what are needed things by my baby. There are dozens of list. But I only chose
few that I think I will use for my baby because I cannot use all of the things
on the checklist. And here are the
list I prepare for my shopping.
Clothing:
Tie
Sides (Short Sleeves) – 6 pieces
Tie
Sides (Long Sleeves) – 6 pieces
Mittens
– 6 pieces
Socks
– 6 pieces
Bonnet/Cap
-3 pieces
Bib
– 3 pieces
Receiving
Blanket – 3 pieces
Swaddle
Blanket – 1 piece
Shorts
– 3 pieces
Pajamas
– 6 pieces
Sando
– 3 pieces
Lampin
– 2 dozens
Frog
suit – 2 pieces
DIAPER
Reusable
Diapers or Cloth Diapers with inserts – 6 pieces
Changing
Pad – 1 piece
BATH
Bath
Blanket – 2 pieces
WASH
CLOTH – 2 pieces
Bath
Tub
Bath
Net
Rubber
Sponge Bath
Organizer
Tray
TOILETRIES
Baby
Bath Soap/Shampoo
Baby
Alcohol
Cotton
Cotton
Buds
Grooming
Kit
FEEDING (not yet sure what brand
to buy)
4
oz or 5 oz feeding bottle
8
oz or 9 oz feeding bottle
Bottle
Nipples (slow and fast flow)
Formula
Dispenser
Bottle
Brush/Nipple Brush
Sterilizer
BED
Crib
with mattress and pillows
Mosquito
net
ON THE GO
Stroller
Sling
Car
Seat
Diaper
bag
And the rest that will be need
will follow. Excited shopping.. As early
as now I will do window shopping of this items. =)
Thursday, June 11, 2015
EXCITED WITH VIRGIN COCONUT OIL
I don’t have a gifted hair so I am a rebond baby. But
currently I am experiencing drastic hair fall. So I look for organic solution and I bumped into
Virgin Coconut Oil. I read lots of good feedback regarding VCO. I am pregnant
so I researched if it is safe for pregnant. And good news, it is. Actually it
provides positive consequence to our baby..
“What
researchers found was that this medium-chain fatty acid derivative actually
disrupts the lipid (or fatty) membranes of the offending organisms.
The
lauric acid in coconut oil is a natural and effortless way to help strengthen
your and your baby’s immune system. Benefits of coconut oil during and after
pregnancy include;
Lactation
Coconut oil stimulates metabolism promoting both healthy thyroid and lactation. Intake of coconut oil while pregnant may help ensure that a mother will have lots of milk. Studies have proven that milk in breastfeeding mothers who takes coconut oil and other coconut products has higher amount of lauric acid.
Coconut oil stimulates metabolism promoting both healthy thyroid and lactation. Intake of coconut oil while pregnant may help ensure that a mother will have lots of milk. Studies have proven that milk in breastfeeding mothers who takes coconut oil and other coconut products has higher amount of lauric acid.
Stretch
Marks
Because of the high amount of vitamin E in coconut oil, pregnant women in South India apply the coconut extract on their bellies to prevent stretch marks. Even existing stretch marks have a chance to fade with regular use of coconut oil. It will also moisturize the skin and keep skin irritation and infection at bay.
Because of the high amount of vitamin E in coconut oil, pregnant women in South India apply the coconut extract on their bellies to prevent stretch marks. Even existing stretch marks have a chance to fade with regular use of coconut oil. It will also moisturize the skin and keep skin irritation and infection at bay.
Infant
Health
Coconut oil helps develop the immune system of the newborn as well as aid in the brain and bone development. It is known to relieve diaper rash, Keratosis Pilaris and is so gentle and beneficial for baby’s digestive health it is actually used by hospitals in infant formula.
Coconut oil helps develop the immune system of the newborn as well as aid in the brain and bone development. It is known to relieve diaper rash, Keratosis Pilaris and is so gentle and beneficial for baby’s digestive health it is actually used by hospitals in infant formula.
Infant
Massage
Coconut oil is popular for infant massage, and has been known to calm babies and help them sleep.
Coconut oil is popular for infant massage, and has been known to calm babies and help them sleep.
Pregnancy
can be a stressful time, and pregnant women have an increased demand for good
nutrition. The unborn child also demands ample nutrients for proper development
and growth and will steal them from the mother’s body if they are not supplied
in her diet.
Pure virgin coconut oil is more than safe to use during
pregnancy. It offers the nutritional benefits of MCFAs and the immune
strengthening properties of Lauric acid.”
After I read this I immediately
went to Mercury Drug to buy Prosource VCO, cold pressed, 250 ml – P199.00.
I am excited, tonight I will try
it on my belly in replacement of my Palmer’s Stretch Mark Lotion. And will use
it as a moisturizer on my face and on will put it on my hair overnight. I will
if their will be changes after putting VCO.
Sunday, December 21, 2014
First Step at a Foreign Land... Lagos Nigeria
It was December 19, 2014 when I arrived here at Lagos. I’m
here because my husband works here. I am staying for quite some time with him.
Airport was non-air condition but organized from Immigration
up to luggage pick-up. However I was culture shocked when I got into the
airport because there were commotions from new arrivals and airport personnel. Then someone asked me what do I have for her.
I have food on hand (food from the plane). She didn't want it, she wants Naira.
Unfortunately I don’t have money with me. So I just went straight to the exit
door. And look for a familiar face... my husband.
My first observations of the place from the car: The weather
was humid. We walked all the way from the airport up to the parking lot with my
25lbs luggage. No adjustment for me on the climate. Traffic was heavy and no
differences on houses and establishments. I found interesting carpets, nice colors
and maybe nice materials. Lots of bags, shoes and fruits stores. Taxis, Buses
and TukTuk were their mode of transportation. I saw lots of bank building and
establishments on the road. There usual clothes were semi-formal to formal even
though it was hot. And I saw local who wore colorful clothes. I don’t know yet
what they call it. And one prominent caught my attention was how they carry
their child. They carry them on their back with cloth holding the kid stable.
More days for me to learn the culture and place I
was set foot on.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
OUR BIG DAY: Priest (FR. GOMER, FR. RANDYand FR. LEO)
My husband and I were very thankful to our most beloved priests
who officiated our wedding. Ofcourse
they were Kuya-Father Gomer (During his
---- when he wwas still a brother he stayed with us) , Kuya-Father Randy
Rodriguez (Together with Kuya GOmer he also stayed with us during his --- when
they were still brothers). I asked both of them to celebrate with us. Because
Kuya-father Gomer at that time just came from Italy for his spiritual learning.
So he doesn’t have license to solemnize marriage. So I also asked Kuya-Father
Randy to be the one to sanctify our wedding vows.
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Then by surprise Kuya-Father Leo Del Carmen all the way from USA
came home to celebrate my wedding with us. I am so touch and thankful for his
effort. Kuya-Father Leo was the priest I grew up with. He saw me from little
girl up to I am a lady. He spends time with my family and grew very close to
us.
I was very delighted by seeing three of my most loved priest
spends and sanctify our marriage all together.
My 3 most loved and adored priest
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Monday, September 15, 2014
OUR BIG DAY: Church (SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA QUASI, Silang Cavite)
The beauty of the church is incredibly magnificent.
The
facade was gorgeous adds to the drama of the church.
Walls are great color,
rustic and dramatic. The altar was overwhelming, color gold altar complements
perfectly with the magnificent paintings and color at the altar ceiling. (It
looks brown on antique on the picture, actually). The flooring complements with
the color of the church to complete its dramatic look. I just love this church
so much.
The personnel were nice and accommodating. Downside is they
have a long lunch break and personnel in-charge is not around but there will be
someone to accommodate. On the day, we
were assisted at the church by personnel in-charge. And they followed all our
request on the church.
And most especially
they have flexible rules when it comes to interview process and confession
rules. My husband was working abroad and his only here for a month. So 3x Saturday
seminars and 3weeks call on our respective churches after interview ware not
applicable to both of us. We just submitted documents we need.
Time availability was flexible. You can choose from morning
up to late afternoon.
They have 2 colors of carpets, green and red. Green complements very well with our flowers. Candles were
available on their office.
They have priest available but i brought our family friend
priest.
Advised to bring car whenever going to the church. Commuting
suck’s here especially when their assigned mode of transportation was jeepney because
they wait couple of hours for passengers to come. So we ended up waiting for 1
hour and 25 minutes.
But this won’t cover the
magnificent church beneath Pooc Silang, Cavite.
5/5 for my church love...
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