Hehe funny 'cause I still believe in them, sis 😁

Dang.. so nostalgic sis.. and white on nails was believed as "we are going to get new clothes" in our beliefs lol.. how stupid, later I realized that it was iron deficiency.. I used to laugh at that.. Also, yes we also were not allowed to sweep or cut nails or hair at nights.. told us they are forbidden after sunset

You know, the sweetness of childhood is the innocence and how we accept funny things which were never true but take them seriously. On seeing your post Ling01, it just got me smiling back to my childhood days. Sweet memories.

Relate ako lahat sis. Legend kaayu lice ba hahaha. Nalimot ko sa shampoo nga gegamit sko nanay dati ba. Mga laagan mn sge pabulad mao kutuhon hahaha. Pero ang sa kuko butbot rna sis. Ang mag nailcutter ug gabii wa mn nimo apila.

Those were the days and life is a cycle.. those experiences we enjoyed and learned were useful when we become parent. We can guide them the way it should be.

White spots on the nails talk about a lack of calcium. About the tooth and the tooth fairy...A caring gray mouse carefully takes a tooth from under the pillow of a sleeping child and hands it to the mice, who know the way to the magical chambers. There they are met by the blond Tooth Fairy with her dazzling smile.But why does the Fairy need millions of children's teeth from all over the world? Legend has it that she builds from them a wonderful snow-white palace with tracery walls, vaulted ceilings and carved windows. Under the rays of the sun, the tiny teeth shine like pearls, creating a fantastic shimmering light inside the palace.In this magnificent palace, colorful joyful dreams arise. With a gentle breeze they leave the palace and fly to the beds of those children who have washed and brushed their teeth before going to bed. During a good night's sleep, the children grow up quickly and gain strength. In general, we want us to grow strong and healthy.

We all have beautiful childhood memories. You see that tooth fairy thing, oh I did that a lot. Each time we lose a tooth we make sure no lizard sees it because they said if a lizard sees it, the tooth would never grow again😀😀😀

I quite remember the tree growing superstition. I was also careful not to swallow seeds of plants like guava, watermelon and orange. I think it is a way to teach kids to be careful and conscious when eating seedy fruits.

😂😂you know about that white nail thing, my grandma used to tell us that our nails get white spots because someone among the family is gossiping about us.

Yes that true the sweeping in the night is bad luck . Childhood beliefs hehehe I am just hearing about your white nails that gives money 😖😖

Same dito sa bahay, nagwawalis pero iniipon lang sa isang side at kinabukasan na itatapon. Yan ang natutunan natin sa mga lola natin at wala namang masama na sumunod.

When I lose my teeth, I do throw it on the roof of the house. I don't know the reason behind that but I saw my friends doing it and i don't know why

Hahahahah🤣🤣🤣. This got me laughing again. Even in my region here when we were small, we believe that guava seed actually germinate from the belly when swallowed without chewing. 🤣🤣

Lahat to pinaniwalaan ko hahaha pero Di ko gets yung sa may kuko na part hahaha naguguluhan ako dun. Anyways kala ko talaga nalipad ang kuto ahahsha tas yung sa walis sinabi ko kay mama andumi ng sahig baket bawal magwalis hahaha

Kanang naay puti sa kuko bff, nakadungog ko ana pero ambut ug tinuod bana.

I relate some of it sis. Seeds that may grow inside your stomach, when I was a kid my uncle always told me that things. We were busy eating that time santol and some of my cousin he eat also the seed then my uncle remind him always that the seed may grown inside the stomach.

Hehe yes that's true. My father believe it also, sweeping floor at night is not good. My father always remind us. He will be angry if he saw you that you sweeping at the floor during night time.

You forced me to recall those golden days of childhood 😅 When I was kid i experienced all the things you have mentioned. When I was a kid I loved to eat chewing gum very much so my mom used to say that if you continue to eat these weird things then one day it will stuck and bind all your intestines and you will no longer be able to eat anything. Still some people believes on some superstitious such as, you can't sew at night, you can't cut your nails at night, we should put on our shoes on right leg first etc.

Aguyy, about sa lice, lahat naman yata tayo nung kabataan natin sis, meron. Hmm.. Sa tooth fairy, sa movie ko lang nakita.Hehe.. Yung puti naman sa nails, sabi nang partner ko nga. Yung sa seeds naman, sabi-sabi nina mama sa'kin dati. Pero pag maliliit na seeds naman, nilulunok ko..Haha.. Yung last, aguyy, anytime ko naman ginagawa..

Still a beliefs of many 🤗

Hahaha... Tooth tale... this one is still believed by many. How cute our thoughts of that age!

Sa akin naman sis yung akala ko buto ng atis , kasi malimit nalulunok yun pero nung makita ko kapag nag poop sumasama lang pala kaya ayun kampante na ako.

Haha yes I remember when in my childhood I eat blackberry and suddenly the seed swollen and my friends said to me that a seed grow in your stomach. You become a tree soon. Haha Unforgettable memories :)

These are all superstitions that started centuries ago and continue to the present day. I think the most innocent of them was to put it under my pillow before I went to sleep when I had a tooth when I was a kid, I used to believe in the tooth fairy and when I did that I would wake up with some money under my pillow. Until I found out that it was my mother who put the money in!

Relate ako lahat diyan ha natatandaan ko pa Yong but ng santol haha na lunok sisibol ang laki noon hahah

That was ridiculous, seeds will grow inside of stomach, that's hyperbole ...but I admit you believe it in a serious manner. You have no choice but to follow old people to avoid getting hurt from the tree inside of your belly