Tag: Dear Parent

There's no need to carry this journey in silence–lean on those who love you.

Your relationship with your in-laws may be unique and challenging, but once you find that delicate balance, it can also be special.

Give yourself permission to take things one day at a time.

Here's a reminder to parents to not be too easy to judge others, raise kind kids, and appreciate the beauty in everyone.

We tend to postpone connecting with our family because we know that they’re just there. We forget that tomorrow is not promised.

Though it may go unsaid and unnoticed, trust that genuine love will always be felt deeply by a child.

Here’s a reminder that our children are more than just our mini-me’s.

Is my voice the kind of voice I want my children to hear when they encounter difficulties?

“Don’t get lost in the pursuit of parenthood. Don’t forget to nurture the relationship that brought you here in the first place.”

Here’s a tip: Ignore unnecessary comments like "Sundan mo na yan"—only you know what's best for your family.

Here's a heartfelt reminder: Your child's slow and simple moments today are your rare treasures in the future. 

"Make her feel loved because if you’re frustrated, she’s probably been beating herself in her thoughts."

“Your capacity to love expands to include every child, no matter how many there are.”

“Children are not a hindrance to our dreams, they will fuel you to drive better."

Each day is an opportunity to rekindle the spark and cherish the bond you promised to nurture, because marriage is choice you make every day

“In a world that can be unkind and unjust, your unwavering support will give your child the strength to thrive.”

“I know it’s hard now. There are some things that don’t make sense. But as someone who went through it, just remember that everything happens for a reason.”

Those dark armpits, swollen nose, extra weight: they're not checking, only you are.

Here’s a reminder for parents of preschoolers: It’s not about the awards, but about nurturing a love for learning and allowing kids to grow at their own pace.