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

All he wanted was to be an active dad, but he learned the hard way that slowing down is important, too.

First day of preschool? Here's a quick guide on what to pack—and what to skip—in your toddler's backpack.

The new trend in gender reveal only needs these: the ultrasound result, the parents-to-be, and a cup of coffee.

She talks about breastfeeding while leading a nation and why moms shouldn't be expected to do it all alone.

We watched Straw—Netflix’s #1 movie—and it made us think deeply about the invisible load single moms carry alone.

No plans yet for Father's Day? Here's where to take Dad for a meaningful celebration.

Nanay, Tatay, and proud. Here's why more parents are bringing back these Filipino titles at home.

He won’t buy it for himself, so we’re shopping it for him. Here’s your Father’s Day gift guide, in time for the 6.6 sale!

More than giveaways and raffle prizes, here's what the Smart Parenting Village moms brought home with them.

While some netizens call her 'sayang,' her mom sees something else: a daughter who is joyful and whole.

Gone are the days when postpartum depression was dismissed as 'arte.'

Think being a stay-at-home mom is all about love and sacrifice? One mom says you must agree on this rule with your partner first.

For these founders, motherhood didn’t slow them down—it gave them the clarity, courage, and creativity to lead.

Thousands of women gathered for the All Women’s Run Asia 2025, celebrating strength, freedom, and community.

The key is to look for hardworking pieces that will grow with your baby, an interior designer says.

Traveling with kids just got easier. Check out what’s in our 2025 must-pack list.

Isabelle Daza opens up about family life in Hong Kong, and why she chose a hike for their cover shoot.

Make Easter memorable with sweet and fun treats every bunny will love!

“All their classmates have smartphones—are we being too strict?” Experts and parents say, it's okay to delay giving smartphones to your kids. Here's why.

"Bring me cute picture ng anak mo, yung naka-smile. Prize: 1k pambili ng pagkain."