Amiel John Childhood moments
Christening
Three are basic sorts of Christening services:
- Blessing - based on what Jesus did when children were brought to him: "he took the children in his arms, laid his hands on them, and blessed them" (Mark 10:13-16). These are about receiving God's unconditional love.
- Baptism - the ceremony or sacrament of admitting a person into Christianity.
- Christening - the act or ceremony of baptizing and giving a name to an infant.
A christening calls for the child to believe in Jesus and to repent the child's sins. However, an increasing number of parents - and clergy themselves - question how an infant can understand and, therefore, undertake this. As an alternative, a more simple blessing or thanksgiving can be given in which the child is blessed and thanks given for its safe arrival into the world, but no promises are made by the parents or on behalf of the child. The christening can be held when the child is older and more able to understand what baptism involves.
Papa, Mama & myself at the church
i'm heavy...
the social butterfly
Infant likes to be with people and there is a sudden burst in awareness of his or her surroundings. The baby loves to play face to face with parents and begins to develop a sense of trust and the beginning elements of learning 
with my Tita Ninang...
at the terrace
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Baptismal ritual begins.. i am still asleep..
eyes off please....
start playing...
Development
with my lola...
nice day!
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First B-day
1-year-olds get into everything and become more vocal . . . and more assertive!
my first b-day cake!
with my Mama and visitors...
the "pabitin"
New kinds of play
Your baby's play probably will start shifting from mastering his fine motor skills — he's got that thumb-and-forefinger grasp down pat — to exercising larger muscles. Your child probably thinks it's fun to push, throw, and knock everything down. He'll give you a toy as well as take one, and he likes games where he can put things in containers and dump them out again. This works well with blocks in buckets or boxes and with pots and pans, which he can nest inside one another. He'll thrill to the loud sounds of those pots and pans banging together, too. 
closed-up photo
my first haircut!!!
with Mama...
waiting at Greenwich..
First steps now…or later
Many children take their first steps sometime between 9 and 12 months and are walking well by the time they're 14 or 15 months old. Encourage both cruising and walking by giving your child lots of opportunities to move without help and by not picking him up and carrying him too often. You can encourage a tentative walker by arranging furniture so there are safe and convenient handholds all along his path. Remove any dangers he might grab on to, such as a dangling tablecloth or electrical cord. 
Start walking...
Swimming in bath tub..
the BIG smile!!!
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at city proper with Papa..
everybody are happy and busy...
"hampas palayok" game..
my new car..
Playing at Mall Amusement area
riding in the tiger.. with Papa..
Your new Toddler now
Gestures that speak louder than words. Your toddler may be a man of few words but speaking up a storm in gestures, like raised arms for "up" or a pointed finger for "What's that?" 
curious in swimming fish at the aquarium..
with my beautiful tita...
Mama.. i will open my facebook!
Eat Bulaga!!!!
Four magic teeth!
cute posing...
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