We all want the best for our kids, and we don’t want to make any mistakes in raising these tiny humans we love so much. But the truth is, each child is its own person, and despite our efforts, nothing is going to turn out perfectly; we are bound to make mistakes and have some hiccups and…

Ah, parenting. It’s something that you can do for decades without having mastered it, especially since, if you stop and think about it, it’s the act of raising a human being (with his/her own quirks, attitudes, needs, and desires) from scratch, without a real guide or handbook to rely on.

Is tooth brush time becoming a struggle? This article details what you can do to make this activity more enjoyable for you and your kid. Learn more!
 

Mouth breathing in children is not normal and such behavior poses long-term health consequences. That said, parents must understand how important it is to look for signs of mouth breathing in their children. Read through this article to find out more!
 

Ever stopped to wonder when the best time is to announce your pregnancy? In this article, Dr. Christia Padolina expounds on what factors are taken into consideration when it comes to announcing a joyous celebration in a couple's life.
 

The journey to motherhood means accepting changes in every aspect of life - especially in the mother-to-be's body. An example of this change is the ever-popular "Mommy Brain". Understand what it means and how you and your partner could work together as you venture into parenthood.
 

Much has been said about letting babies listen to Mozart and Bach so that they grow up to be intelligent. This article by Dr. Louddie Castillo explains what classical music and music training has to do with a child's brain development.
 

Post-Partum Depression among mothers is a widely expected phenomenon resulting from a myriad of factors such as pressure and stress from sudden changes and added responsibilities. But fathers may experience this too! This article explores the signs of Paternal Post-Partum Depression and how to…

Key features seen in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) include loss of language and social skills which inevitably affects how a child interacts with others. Though ASD is not preventable, being able to recognize its signs early on would help to improve behavior, skills and…