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Losing baby weight after pregnancy takes time. Read this guide from mommy Michelle on losing the extra pounds the safe way.

Here are some ideas to develop your kid’s reading habit

Between weeks 33 and 36 of the pregnancy, begin packing hospital bags for Mom, Dad, and your newborn

Planning to enjoy a romantic getaway with the hubby, but worried about harming  baby in your belly?

From reading, to giving them room to play and harness imagination, a lot of routine activities provide opportunities to engage a kid’s senses and develop the brain.

A child's late language development can be worrisome especially for first time moms. Read on to find out how nurturing you child's linguistic skills can be a fun bonding activity.

Adrienne Michelle B. Lu, MD, DPPS, DPSPGHAN
Associate Professor
University of Perpetual Help System Dalta-Jonelta Foundation School of Medicine 

BY PAMELA CLAVERIA, MD 

BY PAMELA CLAVERIA, MD 

There are dozens of articles out there telling first-time moms what to put in your baby go-bag. The list seems to go on and on...nakakalito minsan!

As your 14-month-old begins to explore the world with newfound mobility, ensuring their safety and protection becomes a top priority.

Toddlerhood is a stage of rapid growth, development, socialization, and exploration.

Discover the two key ingredients that can help boost your gifted kid's brain development.

Bringing a newborn home for the first time is both exhilarating and daunting.

Helping Babies Learn Through Food Play and Exploration

You can take beautiful baby bump pictures at home with just your smartphone. Follow these simple tips, grab your favorite outfits, and document your pregnancy journey.

Knowing whether your child has an upper or lower respiratory tract infection gives you a better idea of how serious it might be and what kind of care they need.

It's easy to think heartburn during pregnancy is a sign of labor, especially when the pressure feels sharp or tight. This guide helps you tell them apart and find relief.

Here's what pedias want you to know if you suspect you have a child with special needs.

Looking for no-fuss kids’ hairstyles? Discover easy ideas, from French braids to a textured crop, that that you can do easily before school or playdates.

Everyday play can reveal how your child is growing.

Calling all creative (and kuripot) parents! Skip the costume shopping this year. One mom shares her smart tips for pulling together DIY Halloween costumes.