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How often have you arrived home after your kid’s healthcare professional’s appointment only to realize that there’s more information that you wanted? 

As your child grows, school becomes integral to their growth and development.

Parenting has been constantly evolving. When we were young, most of us grew with authoritarian parents. 

The past decades have shown a tremendous change in the world we live in.

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Moms, are you worried that your kid is shorter than most kids his age?

How worried should you be about monkeypox in the Philippines? Stay calm and prepared by learning to prevent it and what to do if you or a loved one gets infected.

Confused about baby poop? This guide decodes colors (from mustard yellow to brown), consistency, and frequency. Plus, learn to spot abnormal signs. 

As a mom, you always want what’s best for your kid.

Good nutrition is crucial for your kid’s height growth and overall development. 

In Filipino culture, food isn't just about nourishment but also about health and wellness.

A baby's development is an ongoing and exciting process.

Yes, the frequency of bowel movements is important, but there are additional signs that indicate baby constipation. Time to get familiar with your baby's stool! 

Breastfeeding can feel overwhelming, especially when your milk production slows down. Here are practical tips on how to increase breast milk supply.

Trying to conceive? Our ovulation calculator helps you track your fertile window so you can plan with confidence.

Pregnancy is a beautiful yet complex journey.

Find out how your gifted kid uses Focus, Memory, Language, and Problem-Solving skills at The Gifted Brain Room by PROMIL®.

By: Dr. Kristine Marie F. Gutierrez, MD (Allergist and Immunologist)

If your kid loves bananas one day but pushes them away the next, or you find yourself begging your kid to eat, you’re not alone.

Picky eating is a top health concern for many Filipino moms.

Dealing with picky eating habits in your little ones can be challenging.

Research suggests that how a baby is born could affect how their brain develops.

A new study shows that babies born through C-section may have less brain white matter and myelination during early childhood compared to babies delivered vaginally.

Imagine your little one's mind as a vast, unexplored universe, full of potential and wonder.