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Urbanista: A Tribute to Urban Lifestyle


“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.”


Urbanista came out of a vision to glorify the urban lifestyle and create products that make life better for modern people in urban developments. We design for life in motion.  Every product in the Urbanista portfolio is developed to serve a need for the target group - the Urbanistas. Within the tight portfolio, the offering is wide. The retail environment shall clearly show the most relevant product for each consumer. The Urbanista products are meant to be life companions. Therefore they are developed with design and colors in focus. The products should not only enhance the life of the Urbanistas with the functions, but also the looks.  
Urbanista is launching in the Philippines, really soon! Familiarize yourself with the different Urbanista earphones:


SAN FRANCISCO

Balanced for music and talk
Why compromise? If you’re looking for earphones for both music and phone calls, you’ve finally found them. For the everyday use for, suitable for anyone.
Features:

Ergonomic design
Suitable for music and talk
Handsfree with mic
Value for money




OSLO

For simplicity seekers
Made in a classic but revamped earphone design. Soft rubber ring around the earbud to create comfort and good fit. 
Features:
Recognized design
Fits most people
Handsfree with mic
RIO

For the urban athlete
With Rio, we´re raising the bar for how really good sport earphones should sound, feel and cost. The GoFit silicone wing guarantees an ergonomic and secure fit even in the most challenging and wet circumstances. The sound is optimized with clear sound and strong bass to boost your performance with your favorite beats.
Features:
GoFit silicone wing which fits securely in your ears. 
Water resistant (IPX5)
                               Handsfree with mic
Light construction

BOSTON


For freedom seeking athlete.
At the gym or in the street. Every beat, clarity without compromise. Urbanista Boston sport earphones with Bluetooth gives you the freedom to really move 

Features:

Wireless Bluetooth connection.
GoFit silicone wing fits securely in ears. 
Water resistant (IPX5).
Light earpbuds.
Handsfree with mic.

IBIZA


For uncompromising music lovers
 In the studio. At the concert or club. Urbanista Ibiza high performance earphones make you feel as if you were really there. Every note, precision without compromise. 
Features:

Heavy bass with uncompromising clarity.
Ergonomic design with GoFit for secure fit.
Handsfree with volume control and mic.
MIAMI


For the expressive music lovers
Miami is a classic foldable mid-size headphone that comes in several
vibrant colours. The frame’s flexibility, the soft headband and ear pads allow the headphones to rest comfortably on your ears. The Urbanista logo, carved from aluminum,
Features:

Comfortable, foldable & affordable
Strong bass and clear sound
Handsfree with mic
COPENHAGEN


For the design devotees
The Urbanista crown jewel. Made in brushed aluminum in a style as sharp and fresh as your own. These premium mid-size headphones carry music with dashing clarity
and tonal accuracy that’ll make your listening experience a treasure trove of musical enjoyment. 
Features:

Unique and exclusive aluminum design
Supreme audio clarity with dynamic bass
Soft headband with enclosed adjustability
Handsfree with mic
Official Website www.urbanista.com

 Official Facebook Fan Page: http://facebook.com/UrbanistaLifestyle
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Teaching a Pre-Schooler to Write is a Challenge



Mikael, Knows and familiar with the letters, Numbers,and shapes. Now he's three years old i started him to practice writing his name.At first he was using colors and he loves it but when i gave him the pencil,All his attention was focus on the pencil because it's hard and it has eraser.He did'nt want to draw or write. At first, i let him do whatever he wanted.Lately,I force him to drew a line,I showed him how to do it.I noticed it's very hard for him to hold the pencil,He can't hold it hard.I'm struggling how can i teach him how handle it,It's a challenge for me also because he is left handed.He cannot hold it until now.I read some article that "Experts recommend pinching the pencil between the thumb and index finger and resting it on the side of the middle finger, but it's okay if your child holds the pencil with all three fingers."Some kids are still learning to hold down a piece of paper with one hand while writing with the other. 
I need more patient,and I think I should do some muscles exercise for him.Good thing is he's trying and i will make teach him just like we're playing sometimes i forced him it looked like for him it's a chore to finish.I need more Ideas on how to teach like him to write.By next year he'l go to school.I'm his first teacher,I will help him before he enroll. 
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#PILIpinas VOTE WISELY!



Manila, Philippines---On October 12, 2015, The Commission On Election (COMELEC) headed by it's Spokesman, Director James Jimenez launched an initiative to educate and influence Filipinos to think better, empower their neighbors and to vote wisely with the launch of  #PILIpinas on Social Media. It's a campaign in order for Filipinos to be ready for this coming May 2016 election with the following objectives;

1. To have a better Philippines by electing the right government officials starts from the lowest post in Barangays up to the Presidential hopefuls. 

2. To choose better candidates who will represent the masses. 

3. To elect public servants who are patriotic, ready to sacrifice their life for the Filipino people and will help the Philippines to be a first world country once again. 

Filipinos right now are 100 Million according to statistics and based on the survey that our economy is getting stronger in terms of investors and employment rate which we're not everyone believes because of the visual poverty that we can see around like growing of indigent people in rural and urban areas and price increase  of basic goods and services over the past years. 

#PILIpinas is one way to enlighten, empower and share awareness to everyone on who are the right people to vote for this coming election. 

#PILIpinas will give the public a chance on what they like to tell to the candidates via Twitter and Facebook. For more information please log on to http://www.pili-pinas.info.
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Have You Experienced the Postpartum Depression?

Lately i'm so stressed,Whenever Mikael had a tantrums and i can't control him.I easily say bad thing and worst thing is i hurt him.I hate my self for that.No matter what i do,Stress is always there.Taking care of a 1 year old and a 3 year kids was the hardest to do i've experiencing now.Thing is i think i'm suffering from Postpartum depression.I search about this and yes.I think i'm experiencing ot right now.Sometime i feel i wanna die and i'm crazy.All negative things keep inside in my mind.I think i might go to see a doctor and ask for help.Sadly i don't like my behaviour i easily lose my temper to my kids.


post·par·tum

pōstˈpärdəm/

adjective

adjective: post-partum; adjective: postpartum

following childbirth or the birth of young.


Postpartum depression is a treatable medical illness that affects about 13% of women after giving birth. It can develop anywhere from a few weeks to a year after delivery, but it's most common in the first three monthspostpartum. This topic is about major depression triggered bychildbirth. It is different from the "baby blues," which many women have in the first couple of weeks after childbirth. 

Postpartum depression is a serious illness that can occur in the first few months after childbirth. It also can happen after miscarriage and stillbirth.

Postpartum depression can make you feel very sad, hopeless, and worthless. You may have trouble caring for and bonding with your baby.

In rare cases, a woman may have a severe form of depression called postpartum psychosis. This is an emergency, because it can quickly get worse and put her or others in danger.

It's very important to get treatment for depression. The sooner you get treated, the sooner you'll feel better and enjoy your baby.
You have a greater chance of getting postpartum depression if:
You've had depression or postpartum depression before.
You have poor support from your partner, friends, or family.
You have a sick or colicky baby.
You have a lot of other stress in your life.

Postpartum depression is treated with counseling and antidepressant medicines. Women with milder depression may be able to get better with counseling alone. But many women need both. Moms can still breast-feed their babies while taking certain antidepressants.

To help yourself get better, make sure you eat well, get some exercise every day, and get as much sleep as possible. Get support from family and friends if you can.

Try not to feel bad about yourself for having this illness. It doesn't mean you're a bad mother. Many women have postpartum depression. It may take time, but you can get better with treatment.

In women who were receiving medical care, 50% of patients experienced depression for more than 1 year after childbirth. The review also found that in women who were not receiving clinical treatment, 30% of women with postpartum depression were still depressed up to 3 years after giving birth.
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Tips in Choosing Halloween Costume fo your kids

When Mikael was one year old we started to dress him upan an  halloween costume and have trick or treat at the malls.When he was one year old we decided to dress him like a little genie,But unfornately the costume we bought was like Aladin and sort of genie.But it's ok because some people says he's a little genie.




He don't know what is Trick or Treat he's just happy receiving treats,Ended up all treats are mine.lol!And then last year i decided him to dress up like a chef,He was so cute we also bought some kitchen utensils just for props.We are the one who decides because he don't know yet what he wanted to be.He just like running and receiving treats and be with other kids that's why we make sure he also have his costume.I don't spend a lot my budget was php 500 below and i don't want him to look scary and use body paint.Halloween does'nt need to be scary all the times.




Have you decide already what costume your kids will be wearing?I want Mikael to be a little doctor this month.Cute right?Let me share some tips to you when choosing a halloween costume.

1.Budget-Limit your budget don't spend too much on costumes.If you can DIY much better.
2.What type of Costume-Scary,Cute Classic or Fairytale.
3.Weather-Consider the weather.Don't let your kids wear that makes him feel uncomfort.


Share your tips too! 

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