
With Una growing fast, I realized early on that spending money on baby shoes is a total waste. So whenever it's time for Una to have her shoes change, we made sure that we buy her stuff on a discounted price We decided that it's best to have her wear a generic kind of shoes that will match most of her clothes. Even if sometimes I obsess over the shoes of celebrity babies like Shiloh and Suri, I know that it's just not practical. On her first 6 months, she wore white crib shoes then when she started walking she wore a pair of black Nike shoes that we bought on sale. Said shoes is still in it's perfect condition but there is no longer enough for Una's growing feet and soon to be passed on to her cousin Flee. On Christmas last year, my sister-in-law from Singapore gifted Una a pair of pink Crocs and it's been her favorite pair since then, not to mention that her favorite character Dora also appears on that shoe.
Because I missed the previous posting of Mommy Moments last week's topic moving up, I'll just share with you Una's introduction with crayons.
These crayons are recommended for 2 years and above but I'd like to develop Una's skills as early as possible, I made sure that these crayons are non-toxic. They are by Crayola and is really, really cheap, less than Php 50. Una's writing pad were the empty pages of my current Starbucks Planner. And methinks Una is a leftie. We would give the crayons to her right hand and then she will move it to her left hand, DK and I are both right-handed.
Any advice on how to teach her how to write in the future?

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wow sis same sila ni rob ko.. dora crocs :) and just wanted to share, just let Una hold the crayon using any of her hands that she prefer. usually later stage pa natin madidiscover if they are leftie. u will even see her switch hands easily. just let her, ma coconfuse yun motor skills nia if you train her what to use :)
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awww ang cute naman ni Una..
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Hi there! We had the same policy when my son was a toddler. 1 generic shoe and sandal and on sale. For gifts, if possible I always request it to be the next size available.
ReplyDeleteMy son's dominant hand was also left but when he started coloring/doodling, my dad told us to move the crayon to the right (around 2 y.o.) He's been right handed eversince, even in playing basketball. Although, there's nothing wrong with being a leftie..
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ReplyDeletecrocs nanaman hehehe, that's one of my list to buy now. lots of mommies I heard today it's comfortable for the feet. George will probably like em once he learns how to walk. Cute si Una, sis! Happy MM!
ReplyDeleteHow cute of Una. Ey sis, are u going to iblog6 this weekend?
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ReplyDeleteSosyal si Una nag Nike na! :D
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