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These days, it’s not unusual to see children packed with full schedules—weekday lessons, weekend classes, and the occasional tournament or recital in between. Somewhere in all of this is the hope that one activity will stand out. But this doesn’t always happen. To understand how children...

More often than not, the biggest parenting moments begin with something small. When fashion designer Vania Romoff’s 10-year-old daughter Emilia decided to submit a video audition for the international tour of “Les Misérables,” there was little expectation that it would lead anywhere. It was...

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Manila Bulletin - Parenting

Parenting

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