Raising a preschooler is a mixed of hardships and happiness 🙂 as a parent and a working mom I must have a lot of patience in dealing with my son. Being with him it’s not just playing or studying his lessons or just being around with him, I have to make it sure that he learned something from me :-). As early as now I’m teaching him how to be independent, good manners, respect elderly, the values of family and observe family traditions.
In his age he is in the stage of kakulitan mas matindi pa sa terrible two, in scale of one to ten and ten is the highest over pa siya sa 10 . Many people will say ganyan talaga boy kasi or spoiled kasi nagiisa or you are lucky kasi normal siya. He wants to explore everything, he is so talkative, sleeping time lang ang rest niya.
I came up with the list of his kakulitan for 2014 and here is my top five
5. Fill up the whole house- he is into writing and coloring so ang ending minsan he will color our bed sheets, curtains, wall etc. Even though we provided him an area and materials where he can write lang but there are times he just want to have so fun. Ang ending hubby will clean all the mess.
4. Toys everywhere- alam na alam mo once na may kids sa bahay you can find his toys every corner from the garage, living room, play room, masters bedroom and everywhere. If I am home I make it appoint to follow him everywhere to gather his toys lalo na yung mga ninja turtles niya na original. There is a time that he brought along his ninja turtle figure in grocery and when I asked him where is it na ayun nahulog pala sword ni Leonardo, imagine all the aisles na dinaanan namin binalikan ko to check saan nahulog ang liit liit pa naman nun. Nakakawala ng poise 🙁
3. Dagdag- Bawas he is fun of talking, every day I will ask him “how’s your school, how’s your day” he will answer naman properly. Afterwards alam ko naman niloloko niya ako he will tell me stories again but either dagdag or bawas.
2. Hyper- ang batang walang kapaguran, I don’t where he get all his energy from the time that he woke up game na sa kakulitan .
1. He cut his hair- and the top one is he cut his hair 🙂 imagine 3 years pa old lang siya by that time when he cut his hair ang ending kalbo siya for two months.
How about you lovely mommies what is your experience in raising super kulit kids?
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I agree with you, the most important thing that we should teach our kids are good manners and right conduct. I am training my son to be independent too.
Imagine doubling that kakulitan in our house. I have two toddlers here- lol!
I’m entering the terrible twos again with my baby boy this time and I guess I can say it’s the same old same old malikot and makulit and maraming kalat in the house hahaha! the only great thing is that I can ask help from my panganay na 3years old to clean up their mess themselves or we both clean it up together 😀
I know “that” feeling! I have two toddlers and they are twice as energetic! I am pulling my hair now. LOL
I agree with teaching kids good manners. Actually, being a good example is the best way to teach a child because he/she will just copy what you do. 🙂
I remember cutting my bangs when I was a kid. Sobrang laughtrip. I cut it a little too short so di na ko umulit. Mukha akong tanga eh. 🙂 your baby is so kulit. Cute!
Good manners. Yes. That’s the most important thing to teach the kids. 🙂
Ang kulit nga! I have a 4-year old and so far he listens when it’s time to clean up or if we remind him of the rules. They can be little rascals but they make our lives colorful!
Haha! He made me remember how I terribly cut my hair when I was young too! I cut it to make a bangs but it turned out so terrible. hahhaa. It’s great he has these experiences to laugh about when he’s older.
Oh my gosh, what did you do to your hair? Haha! Having a male (younger) preschooler myself, I understand the “chaos.” That’s why I’m instilling discipline into him early.
My little boy is the most active and talkative of my 3 kids. It’s a totally different experience with him. Sometimes it’s overwhelming but when I start to get angry that he’s noisy I think I’m lucky that he’s healthy and active. When he asks too much questions I think I’m lucky he can talk. I have a godson who is the same age but was diagnosed with neuroblastoma and I realize how lucky I am that he’s healthy. It makes every moment worth it no matter how tiring or stressful. 🙂
I have two kids, both are girls, but they all did all those things you’ve enumerated too! Hahaha and the cutting of the hair, that didn’t happened just once, I think they did that 3times! Kalurkey. 😀
Naku pareho pala tayu sa number 4 and 5! Hehe pero talagang number 1 ang ngyari sa buhok. 🙂
Your little kulit but love na love pa din ni mommy 🙂