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Preschooler

August 29

Here's Why Your Child Finds It Hard to Remember School Lessons

Find out the signs of a child who has problems with his working memory

Michelle, a friend of mine and a fellow mom, could never be bothered when it’s her preschooler’s exams week. A dutiful parent, she knows she must help her child study and review lessons, no matter how easy they may seem (to an
Toddler

August 21

Fairy Dust Teaching: A Parent's Superpower

As your child's first teacher, these superpowers can help make parenting easier.

Last July 27, 2019, I had the pleasure of attending the first day of the “Integrating Wonder Based Teaching Into Your Classroom” by Sally Haughey at the Henry Sy Sr. Innovation Center at Miriam College.It was such an honor to be in
Preschooler

August 13

Forgetfulness in Kids: Ways to Help Your Forgetful Child

Forgetfulness is often a developmental phase, albeit a frustrating one for mom and dad.

You do not want to be the nagging mother, but reminding your child constantly not to forget his lunch box at home, the water bottle hanging by the door, or his homework has become second nature. There is a thin line, of
Toddler

May 29

Working Memory Boosters for Toddlers

Children need to master the ability to use their working memory to perform well in school.

Does your child get easily distracted? When working with one task, does he forget to go back to what he was doing because a TV ad or a song got his attention? We know toddlers get distracted quickly, but that also means
Your Health

October 1

These Mental Exercises May Help Prevent 'Mommy Brain'

Forgot where you left your purse? Missed a doctor's appointment? Your brain might be failing you.

“Your brain is changing,” writes health journalist Sondra Kornblatt in her book, A Better Brain at Any Age: The Holistic Way to Improve Your Memory, Reduce Stress, and Sharpen Your Wits. “It’s changing every day, even as you read this sentence.” She
Love & Relationships

October 28

How To Teach Your Child to Honor the Memory of Deceased Loved Ones

As All Souls Day approaches, we share the advice of child and medical experts on the importance of honoring the memory of our departed loved ones. Read up on ways on how you can teach your child to practice remembering those who have passed away.

As All Souls Day approaches, this is a good time to reflect on ways to honor loved ones who have passed away. SmartParenting.com.ph talks to Gina Estayo-Gloria, Directress of The Young Learners Collaborative (a progressive preschool for children between ages 1.9 to
Preschooler

August 20

Six Reasons Why Preschoolers Lie

Have you ever caught your preschooler lying? Don’t fret, it’s pretty common. Below are six reasons why preschoolers lie.

Whether it’s a glass of spilled milk, an unexplained toy or clothing carelessly scattered, you may find instances where your preschooler is bound to stretch the truth, and in some cases, take it beyond what is plausible. Before you call in a
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