Life with The Adoras

Kailan ka huling nagpasalamat sa mga biyayang dati mo lang ipinagdarasal? 🤎✨

Meet the graveyard shift family. 🌙✨

Two work-from-home parents, a 1-month old baby boy, and one puppy who thinks he’s the real boss of the house. 🐶😂👶

Our days (and nights) are filled with deadlines, feedings, diaper changes, cuddles, and cups of coffee. Yes, there are sleepless nights and exhausting days, but there’s also so much joy hidden in the ordinary moments.

The days may feel long, but we know these are the moments we’ll one day look back on and miss. The late-night snuggles, the tiny smiles, the beautiful chaos, and the memories we’re creating together.

For now, we’re simply soaking it all in and staying grateful for this season of life. 🤎

Welcome to our humble abode. 🏡✨

Today was one of those productive days na buong bahay nalinis from the 1st floor hanggang 2nd floor. Vacuum here, mop there, organize everywhere. 😅

✨ Dining Area
✨ Living Room
✨ Home Office
✨ Kitchen
✨ Toilet 1 & Toilet 2
✨ Baby Miro’s Room
✨ Our Bedroom

Hindi na naisama ang terrace dahil ubos na ang energy pagdating doon. Maybe next cleaning day na lang. 🤣

Nakakapagod, pero iba talaga yung feeling kapag malinis at maayos ang bahay. Sobrang satisfying makita ang lahat na organized, fresh, at ready na naman for another week.

Adulting is realizing that a clean home brings a different kind of happiness. 😂

Kayo, anong part ng bahay ang pinaka nakakatamad linisin? 🫢

Lately, we’ve been realizing how much of a blessing WFH has been for our family.

This photo is the reality of many work-from-home parents. Emails, meetings, deadlines, at may kargang baby habang nagtatrabaho. 😅

Hindi laging madali. May puyat, may pagod, at may mga araw na sabay-sabay ang work, household responsibilities, at parenting. But despite all that, we’re grateful for the flexibility that WFH gives us.

We get to work towards our goals, help build the life we want, buy the things we need (and the things we want 😅), and still be present for the little moments with our son.

Sometimes, answered prayers look like this: two parents doing their best, a baby in their arms, and another ordinary day spent building a beautiful life together. 🤎

Me: Mot, luto mo ako carbonara. 🥹

Tapos biglang may lemon juice, chicken, buttered bread and pa presentation pa. 🥹

Simple moments like this make me realize how important it is who you marry.

I’ve always been the independent one. The one who figured things out on my own, carried responsibilities without complaining, and made sure everyone around me was okay. I was so used to being the person others depended on.

Then God gave me you.

A husband who never makes me feel alone. A husband who notices the little things, remembers my cravings, and makes me feel loved not just on the good days, but especially on the ordinary days. Someone who makes me feel safe enough to rest, soft enough to be vulnerable, and worthy enough to receive the same love I freely give to others.

This marriage is one of my answered prayers and one of God’s sweetest reminders that His plans are always better than ours.

So if you’re currently going through heartbreak, trust that God sees the bigger picture. Some endings are painful because they’re making room for something greater. What feels like rejection today might actually be God’s protection and redirection.

Because sometimes, the love God has prepared for you won’t just make you happy, it will heal parts of you that learned to survive on their own.

And one day, you’ll look at the life He gave you and say, “Now I understand why it had to happen.”

Thank You, Lord. Always. 🙏🏻

🍼 Baby bottle routine essentials at home!

We use Philips Avent, Hegen, Pigeon, and Dr. Brown’s bottles, and we wash and sterilize them together in batches. ✨

Sterilizing is really important for us for baby’s hygiene and safety, so we always make sure everything is properly cleaned and ready to use. 🤎

You can find all the products we use in our bottle routine here:
📍https://collshp.com/goldiesaurin.adora/category/3864873?view=storefront

Because we’re trending on TikTok, here’s a quick look at what’s inside our baby’s drawer. 👶✨

We keep all our daily essentials here (and more) 🤣: diapers, wipes, bottles, medicines, skincare, medical stuff, and all the little things we need throughout the day.

As first-time parents, having everything in one place makes life so much easier. Less stress, less searching, especially during those late-night diaper changes. 😅

Sharing this in case it helps fellow mamas and dads who are currently nesting or organizing for their little one. 🤎

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POV: May higaan si baby sa bawat sulok ng bahay 😂👶

We have different cribs, bassinets, and baby stations around the house not because we’re extra (okay, maybe a little 😂), but because it makes daily life so much easier.

Mahilig si Miro magpakarga pero may moments din na gusto niyang humiga o matulog ng nakalapag.

So instead na buhatin namin lahat ng gamit kada lilipat ng room, we made sure he had a little corner almost everywhere we spend most of our time (bedroom, home office, living room)

Not a necessity, but definitely one of those things that make our days a little easier. 🥹✨

The little details. ✨

Dear Me,

I know you’ve been carrying so much quietly.

You’ve spent years showing up for everyone else, working hard, loving deeply, staying strong even on days when you felt exhausted inside. There were moments you questioned yourself, your timing, your worth, and whether all your sacrifices would ever make sense. But look at you now. Still here. Still trying. Still loving despite everything life has thrown your way.

I’m proud of you for surviving seasons you never thought you would survive.

You don’t give yourself enough credit for how far you’ve come. The late nights, the silent prayers, the heartbreaks, the waiting, the pressure, the responsibilities — you carried them all while still finding ways to smile, care for others, and keep moving forward.

Life may not have unfolded exactly the way you planned, but somehow, the detours led you to blessings you once only prayed for.

You learned that rest is important. That slowing down is not failure. That peace is more valuable than proving yourself to people who were never meant to understand your journey. You learned that genuine love feels safe, patient, and present. You learned that God’s timing is rarely early, never late, and always worth trusting.

There will still be difficult days ahead. Days where you feel uncertain, tired, emotional, or overwhelmed. But remember this: you have already overcome so much before. You are softer now, but also stronger.

Keep choosing joy.
Keep protecting your peace.
Keep loving your family deeply.
Keep believing in better days.

And please, don’t forget to celebrate yourself too.

You are becoming the person your younger self needed most.

With love,
Me