Work At Home, Why Not?

Have I told you that I make money from home? Yes, that’s right; I’m a work at home mom or it is known as WAHM at the bloggersphere. I decided to become a WAHM since my boy was around one year-old. After he was born, I quitted my job at the advertising company and was focus to take care my boy and family. But time after time, I got bored with the situation and didn’t have an income made it worst.
When I told my husband about this, fortunately he understood my feeling. After we discussed, we decided that I have to have other activities without going outside. He bought me a laptop and set the internet at home. It’s like heaven.. haha.. I get connected with outside world again and a new world (well, before that, my world was around the house and baby).

From the internet I know about make money online, I was glued to the computer to find out about it every night after my baby fall to sleep. After I knew what I want, I started to save my money to buy the printer and scanner, fortunately I got a great multifunction printer from HP that combine print, copy and scan. It saves money and space for sure.

Now I have my own online store that sold maternity and nursing apparels. It already runs for about half year now. I really enjoy my work, because I can do it only from home and still have much time with my children and the best thing is now I have my own income again, more than it when I was work at the office.

Happy New Year 2010

Like A New Baby Born

Haven't written for ages... I miss my blog. Now, I try to start again to post my writing and make this blog alive again.
The first thing I do is change the template, well it looks fresher and sweeter.. so cute with baby clothes on the top. So perfect for my babies blog. So what do you think of it?

Below is the latest template.

Breastfeeding Joke

I've got this joke weeks ago, it's quite funny.. can make you smile for a moment:

As I was nursing my baby, my cousin's six-year-old daughter, Krissy, came into the room. Never having seen anyone breast-feed before, she was intrigued and full of all kinds of questions about what I was doing.

After mulling over my answers, she remarked, "My mom has some of those, but I don't think she knows how to use them."

Diaper Free

Finally Ivel passed the potty training.. haha..
Now it’s been a month he never uses diaper again, except when he goes to somewhere that need more time on the way. Actually, I feel that he can go without diapers, but his Daddy is afraid that he will pee on the way. However, we are saving a lot by not buying lots of his diapers again...

Zoya Is Walking!

I should have to post this last month, but I forgot. My little Zoya is walking!

Started about 2 months ago, she tried to stand and to walk by herself. First, it was only two steps. And she could do more steps with holding her baby truck. And last month, on April she can walk well without holding anything.
I’m so happy with her progress, but now I have one more “tail”. Following me everywhere I go...

Teaching A Child To Walk

The best mode of teaching a child to walk is to let it teach itself, and this it will do readily enough. It will first crawl about: this exercises every muscle in the body, does not fatigue the child, throws no weight upon the bones, but imparts vigour and strength, and is thus highly useful. After a while, having the power, it will wish to do more: it will endeavour to lift itself upon its feet by the aid of a chair, and though it fail again and again in its attempts, it will still persevere until it accomplish it. By this it learns, first, to raise itself from the floor; and secondly, to stand, but not without keeping hold of the object on which it has seized. Next it will balance itself without holding, and will proudly and laughingly show that it can stand alone.

Fearful, however, as yet of moving its limbs without support, it will seize a chair or anything else near it, when it will dare to advance as far as the limits of its support will permit. This little adventure will be repeated day after day with increased exultation; when, after numerous trials, he will feel confident of his power to balance himself, and he will run alone. Now time is required for this gradual self-teaching, during which the muscles and bones become strengthened; and when at last called upon to sustain the weight of the body, are fully capable of doing so.