Toddler: Article

By Katerina Tiapula Teaching your child to eat independently is more than just the physical aspect of bringing the food to the mouth: although this is quite a feat...

By Mariel Uyquiengco A lot of girls naturally gravitate towards the leaps and twirls of ballet. They badger their parents to enroll them in ballet lessons for kids. Most...

By Celine Villadares Most parents desire to raise a child who can be responsible at a certain age, because seeing independence just makes them proud that their child is...

Having a new baby in the family is fun and exciting. For an older child, however, it can be a life-changing event that needs to be managed.  An...

By Celine Villadares The time spent by children on screen has been a growing concern for most parents, in addition to their access to almost limitless sites in the...

By: Katherine Marfal-Teves It is inevitable for a parent to worry if his/her child does not speak a single word at age 2 when you keep on hearing kids...

Earlier this morning, my colleagues were having a conversation about an article that was posted on facebook the other day. It was about the culture and habits of...

By: Nina Malanay Have you ever been in a sticky social situation with your child and just wanted to pretend your kid isn’t yours because of the faux pas...

Understanding the Toddler’s Negativism Stage There are times she just likes to say “no” to anything and everything that you say. Despite a display of negativism showing at age...

By Mariel Uyquiengco Making young children help with household work allows them to acquire important life skills. By participating in age-appropriate chores, kids as young as two to three...