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As the country observes Nutrition Month this July, many parents are taking a closer look at how everyday eating habits can affect their children 's health. Most parents want the same thing: for their children to eat well and grow up healthy. Yet even with the best intentions, some feeding...

The Philippine Pediatric Society (PPS) recently recommended that children aged 16 and below should not use social media. While many parents of younger children may welcome the recommendation, those raising teenagers know that staying off social media is often easier said than done. So why did the...

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Manila Bulletin - Parenting

Parenting

7 feeding mistakes parents don't realize they're making

Why the Philippine Pediatric Society recommends waiting until age 16 for social media

6 ways to keep children from becoming desensitized to violence

One mother's story about resisting labels and creating a home where questions are always welcome

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