We are The Ongies

In the previous post , hubby mentioned that he will be sharing articles that wifey had posted before in the e-newsletter group. And there you go for the month of MAY! If you did not sign up for the group, do read up the article here wifey had written. As the article will be 2 months delay, why not head up and join the mailing list to get the FIRST hand information? Click here to subscribe! For this article, it is not about household but more on emotion meltdown where all parents will be interested in.  Please share this post around who you think that may benefit to everyone.  Retweet, share the Facebook post, reedit... anything that you want.  Just blast it out and share the knowledge around.  Since February is the month of love, I thought what better to write about than emotions. I won’t go into the science of things, instead I would like to focus on a type of emotion more heartfelt – “meltdowns”. An official definition of a meltdown would point to something

Was it the wants or in need? Cait requested for an ergonomic table because she found that the table is very pretty and told The Ongies that she will study very well if she have that kind of table. Hubby find it amused because he had never used an ergonomic slant table before, and that does not means that the kids will not study well without using that table. Despite the table reviews are good, hubby felt that the most important is the seating and lighting conditions. He is willing to forgo the ergonomic table because they had never used such table before in their life. The only similar table he seen is the architect and cartoon artists table. Is it really important? Hubby really wanted to learn some views from friends and readers. Was it comparing? It is not surprising to have kids comparing with their friends. So parents have to balance out the weight of needs and wants. He prefer the kids to read more book at the well lit area. By comparing and being showy does not m