A shocking discovery was made last Thursday by locals near Barangay Casio in Sta. Maria, Bulacan.
Authorities are still looking for the missing head
A woman's decapitated body was found by a passerby near the side of the road, wearing a black sweater and a pair of blue leggings.
The passerby then reported the incident to barangay officials, who then contacted
Local authorities tried searching for the woman's missing head, but were unable to find any traces of it, leading to the conclusion that the body might have possibly been decapitated elsewhere. Additionally, no other identifying marks or signs of trauma were found on the victim's body.
Currently, police are still trying to figure out the woman's identity as well as any other clues that might reveal the victim's identity.
These days, you can never be too safe
While what happened might have been an isolated incident, it's still pretty scary to know that even in this day and age where people are supposed to be more safe, these things still happen.
As parents, it's normal to feel paranoid and scared, especially when our kids go out with their friends, or if they go home way past the time that they're supposed to arrive.
That's why it's important for parents not only to set rules for their children, especially when it comes to what time they can go out, and which places they can go to. However, it's also important to build trust with your child so that they understand that you're not just doing it for the sake of doing it, but that you're doing it for their own good.
Go to the next page for some tips about setting curfews for your kids!
How can I set a curfew for my kids?
Kids, most especially teens, usually get annoyed, frustrated, or even angry when it comes to talking about curfews. Kids love their freedom, and as such, they're not really fans of having a curfew.
So, finding a right balance between your child's freedom and restricting them is very important. Here are some tips to keep in mind:
- Adjust your child's curfew level depending on their age and how much you trust them. Different ages warrant different restrictions when it comes to their curfew. Make sure to adjust your child's curfew depending on their age, and adjust it depending on how much you trust your child to stick to the curfew.
- Set clear rules, and make sure to stick to it. It's also important to be firm when it comes to the curfew. Make sure that your child understands the consequences and that they will be held responsible for their mistakes.
- If they break the rules, hold them responsible for it. If they break the rules of their curfew, make sure to punish them accordingly, usually by grounding them.
- Give them the chance to earn the right for a later curfew. Giving your kids the chance to earn the right for a later curfew is also important. This makes them feel that by following their curfew properly, they can someday earn the right to have a later curfew for themselves.
Sources: news.abs-cbn.com, youtube.com, empoweringparents.com
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