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Miss Jenine Advocates for Every Child to Belong: "Schools [Are Mostly Focused on] Academics, Grades, and Compliance. And That Hurts the Most."

Miss Jenine shares her journey as a mom, educator, and advocate for children with disabilities, highlighting inclusion, life skills, and support for neurodiverse learners.

When Is It Okay for Kids to Have Their Own Social Media? A Doctor-Mom Dr. Carrissa Losantas Weighs In

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, 13 is the recommended age for kids to start having their own social media accounts. But as pediatrician and mom of two Dr. Carrissa Losantas explains, age isn’t the only factor—readiness matters just as much.

Did You Know That Having Too Many Toys Can Actually Harm Your Child’s Development?

Studies show that having fewer toys helps children play longer, focus better, and become more creative. Too many toys can overwhelm kids and reduce meaningful play.

Vitamin D Deficiency in the Philippines: Urban Children Face Higher Risk, Data Shows

Vitamin D deficiency is a hidden problem in the Philippines. Studies show 77% of breastfed infants and 1 in 10 school-aged children lack enough vitamin D. Here’s what parents must know about symptoms, risks, and prevention.

"I'm Glad You Shared That": A Simple Phrase That Can Change Your Child's Life Through the Power of Non-Judgmental Listening

Learn how to listen to your child effectively with non-judgmental techniques that build trust, confidence, and strong parent-child relationships.

How to Teach Your Child to Apologize and Forgive: The Foundation of Social Skills Parents Can Build

Teaching kids to apologize helps them understand responsibility, build empathy, and develop stronger social and emotional skills from an early age.

700% ang Itinaas ng HFMD Cases sa Pilipinas — Mga Dapat Malaman ng mga Magulang

HFMD cases in the Philippines have risen sharply, with over 37,000 cases recorded in 2025—a 700% jump from last year. Find out how the illness spreads in common play areas and what parents can do to keep kids safe.

Why Experts Say “No Smartphones Before 13”: A Wake-Up Call for Parents

A global study backed by experts like Dr. Darien Sutton warns that smartphone use before age 13 may increase risks of suicidal thoughts and emotional issues. Here’s why waiting matters.

Not Just a Bite: The Hidden Costs of Dengue for Filipino Families

Dengue can mean missed work, rising bills, and emotional stress for Filipino families. Here’s what moms need to know to fight back.

Hindi Lang Lamok: Ang Totoong Gastos ng Dengue sa Pamilyang Pilipino

Hindi lang katawan ang pinapahirapan ng dengue—pati wallet, trabaho, at buong pamilya. Alamin kung paano ito iwasan.

Are Our Kids Safe When We Travel? Parenting Takeaways from Arab Street Assault

This incident at Arab Street highlights key parenting reminders and safety tips for safe travel with kids in busy public areas.

Away-Mag-Asawa? How to Resolve Conflict Mindfully, Even When Kids Are Around

Disagreements are normal in marriage, but what happens when your child is there to witness it? This article offers practical tips for resolving conflict mindfully and teaching emotional safety at home.

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