t about bubbles as much as when we had that pictorial. They are a challenge to navigate! Go here! More there! No, they're covering Sofia's face...! Perfect... oh, but she's looking down... Now! Now! She's smiling! Ang bagal naman lumabas ng bubbles, nyar, nyar...!Then we got the shot you see on the cover. (By the way, I don't know yet how to edit photos, so the washed-out version stays for now. I assure you, the real thing looks much better)
I don't remember mentioning it here, but a few months ago we got an email from a mom who was lamenting the fact that she couldn't spend as much time as she wanted to with her baby, and it felt like the little one was growing up without her. Of course she would be with him at the end of each day, but that was in the evening after she got home from work. Sometimes she'd be fast asleep by the time she arrived home and she'd simply cradle her in her arms.
This situation that many parents find themselves in is what prompted us to devote a good number of pages of the Mother's Day issue to moms who are in business. Hopefully, readers will get ideas from them and be equipped with the know-how (as well as the courage) to pursue their own business ventures someday. This is our way of helping all you moms who yearn to find a way to spend more time with your families yet need to earn a living. You'll also find information about agencies and schools that offer entrepreneurship courses in this issue, such as the TLRC, UP-ISSI, and the Phil. Center for Entrepreneurship.
Now, to give you mommy readers a bit of fun, we have some contests between the pages, which will get you thinking. It's the Mother's Day Giveaway and we have companies such as Roots and Wings Trading, Procreation, Perfumeria Espanol, Urban Spa, Playtex and OMF Literature to thank for their participation. Funky Feet is also providing some really charming baby socks (which I blogged about briefly a couple of days ago) as instant prizes!
I haven't even talked about the topics covered in this issue besides the "mom-preneurs" feature. Well, you'll just have to get a copy then :-)
5 comments:
Bubbles are such universal fun for children! My grandmomther used to save wooden thread spools and we would rub them on soap bars and then blow. It was a regular bath time activity.
You're right, motherpie. I vaguely remember making some "bubble solution" with classwmates as a kid, using gumamela flowers, though I don't recall now if they actually made great bubbles haha! But it was much fun =)
decided to blog about babymag, which i think i should now do every month. :D put a link to this entry also. ;)
hello! :) saw that you're connected with Baby Mag.. how can i reach you? :) have a few products that might fit the magazine.
my email is : babycake_store@yahoo.com
hope to hear from you! :)
Thanks, petrufied! Yep, it's a great way to let your cyberfriends know everytime the new issue of the "magazine with the most adorable covers" hits the stores =)
Hy-c, thanks for visiting my blog. I sent you an email =)
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