Speaking in English is a requirement in the house in consideration to my husband’s spoken language. But this should not stop me from introducing the things that I have outgrown with – the traditional games that we have in the Philippines. To name a few, these are:
- Patintero
- Tumbang Preso
- Luksong-Baka
- Luksong-Tinik
- Piko
- Chinese Garter
- Tinikling
- Pitik-bulag
- Syato
- Sawsaw Suka
Now that Deye has entered the stage when these games are usually played, I am ready to finally introduce these to her one by one, soon! If time permits, I would also gladly include yoyo (not the spinabolo), pick up sticks, jackstone and hulahoop to her.
Mitch Carvalho
I am a full-time home-based Marketing Manager by day, 24/7 Mom, and a Blogger/Content Creator in my spare time. Proud mom to 2 girls and 1 boy, Derelle, Erchelle, and Elric.
I am happy to share my adventures as I walk through motherhood and have to do most things on my own while my husband works miles away from us. Turning my passion into a profitable venture is another thing.
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Awww.syato is the best! I’m gonna teach my little girl syato but I’ll make sure she wears helmet.LOL
I bet Filipinos will be very excited to try this, especially the kids…Games are always fun especially if you love it…