Big Kids

Did you know you can turn your iPhone into a "dumb phone"? It's a simple way to reduce distractions or give your child a safer smartphone experience with fewer apps and less internet access.

"Hindi naman natin sila mapoprotektahan sa lahat ng pagkakataon, lalo na mula sa mundo. And we shouldn't protect them all the time."

Children are adopting AI 3× faster than adults. Should we be worried?

Raising kids with Apple devices? These new features can help.

This mom's story sparked an important conversation about Roblox safety. Find out how Smart Parenting Village parents share what works for their families.

In light of the recent school violence, here's expert advice on talking to kids and the reminders that can help keep them safe.

The biggest distraction at family meals might not be our children's devices, but our own.

Bullying at school? Here's how parents can report it. 

Kids can learn baking, pizza making, dance, and music this summer break. 

The Smart Parenting School Tour makes a meaningful stop at Claret, marking the beginning of many more to come!

A pediatric psychologist explains how confidence in children is built, and it's not just through positive encouragement like 'You can do it!'

Tired of “yes,” “no,” "okay lang" answers? Here is an after-school sundo chika cheat sheet.

Plus fun, low-stress analog hobbies to try with your kids at home.

Talking to your child about bullying shouldn't be a one-time, serious sit-down thing.

Sa panahon ng social media, paano natin mahuhubog ang mga batang may tunay na pagmamahal sa bayan?

Here's a list of international schools in Makati, including tuition and admission information.

Two homes, one goal: your child’s well-being. Here's how to make co-parenting work in real life.

"Please, please, please, samahan ninyo yung anak ninyo," a mom urges parents.

Bullying requires a "whole-of-society response," says DepEd.

Parents asked, an expert answered. Here’s what parents learned about sex education at the Smart Parenting x Unprude event.

An educator provides four reminders to parents if their children don't receive academic awards.