Tag: television

A stay-at-home mom’s reflection and an open letter to the moms still chasing their dreams, including herself.

Looking for something meaningful to watch this Holy Week? Check out these Netflix and Disney+ shows handpicked by the Smart Parenting editors.

Baby Kidlat is finally a Kuya! Congratulations, Cong TV and Viy!

This new K-Drama on Netflix will break your heart and heal it at the same time.

Here's a 411 for parents, including what kids can learn and what to watch out for

5 Reasons Watching Cooking Shows is Good for Kids

Explore the best kids' shows on Amazon Prime that inspire learning, empathy, and adventure!

Below are kids' shows that are giving "Bluey" vibes.

Chilli and Bandit, Bluey’s parents, are inspiring today’s generation of young parents on effective communication with their kids. Here’s what their voice actors have learned from playing these characters.

The latest hit K-Drama sheds light on the challenge a miscarriage can bring to marriage. Three couples share how they are getting through the challenge, together.

"I needed this tonight. Thank you Sesame Street. From helping me with my ABCs to helping be ok with adult parent me."

Quick, tell your kids!

"TV-based instruction is the most accessible learning delivery modality."

A mom, who is a Filipino psychologist, shares how we can talk to our kids when faced with upsetting events.

There is one type of show where young kids can see violent images almost on a daily basis, and it is exempted for review by the MTRCB.

When watching TV, quality counts more than quantity. Read on for some tips that may be helpful in time for the approaching school break.

Experts weigh in on the issue of exposing young kids to television.

Parents share their opinions and experiences regarding letting kids watch television.

Tempted to plop your kid in front of the idiot box to steal some me-time? We have better suggestions!

Here's more proof why playtime, not TV time, is still the best for your child's development.

How do we tell yaya that she is watching too much TV? How do we go about doing it without offending her?