Chasen Dreams

Hiring a nanny is indispensable if you are a working mom unless you are one of those lucky few who have parents/relatives   willing to take care of your kid/s. Being one of the former, I hired a nanny.  It took months before I found one.  Just like all moms, I’m choosy. Mas choosy pa  ako ngayon kesa nung naghahanap ako ng boyfriend. lol. Just imagine leaving your kid/s to a total stranger.   After the long quest for a nanny, I welcomed Ate Diyosa into our home and into our lives.   Although I am older than her, I call her Ate Diyosa.  I want Baby C to call her Ate Diyosa, not Yaya Diyosa.  Para kasing pangmayaman na masyado kung  yaya ang tawag. Lol.  And I  want her to feel that she’s part of the family.     Ate Diyosa is  only 18.  Unang salta niya sa Manila.     Let’s  just say that  she’s not the “heaven sent” type of nanny.  She doesn’t cook. She wakes up late.  She doesn’t clean well.  Yes. At times, she’s a pain in the a#$! But, I promised myself that I won’t let nanny’s i

Hi everyone! If you've been following me on Instagram, you probably know the subject of this blog post. I already have a baby!   Her name is Cean but I dotingly call her Baby C.    No. I am not a fan of Gossip Girl! Lol.   They say children cannot choose their parents, and vice versa but not in our case.   I chose to be a mom.   I chose to be a mom to Baby C.   Honestly, it was not an easy choice.   At first, it was like “Yes! I want to have a baby!” But having a baby is not as easy as that.      It is not as easy as getting a new bag or adopting a pet or even saying   yes to a proposal.   It’s a commitment.   It’s a covenant that I will love her more than I love my husband...more than I love myself.   You know, that thing called UNCONDITIONAL LOVE…   I consulted Him.   I prayed   and it worked.   As always, prayers work.   The next thing I knew, Baby C was already in my arms. That moment, I learned what unconditional love is.   That moment, I realized that I made th