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Toddler

October 29

Play Therapy Makes Kids More Behave And Happier

Let your child’s brain, body, and social skills thrive with play therapy.

Play is one of the best ways for kids to learn. Apart from honing different sets of skills crucial for their development, it is also a way for them to discover and experience things for themselves. It can also be used as
Love & Relationships

August 26

Online Therapy Sessions: How It Can Help Your Marriage

They say couple fights are healthy, but how do you know when it is hurting your relationship?

Like any relationship, Sara* and her husband, Rex* would have couple fights. “It was a clash of personalities,” Sara admits to SmartParenting.com.ph in an email. “I’m a kind, calm, and positive sort of person. On the other hand, my husband is short-tempered,
Kids with Special Needs

June 17

U.S. FDA Approves Video Game For Treating ADHD In Kids

Can game therapy be the future for other conditions?

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has for the first time approved a video game for treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children.The FDA said Monday the game built by Boston-based Akili Interactive Labs can improve attention function. The game, called EndeavorRx, requires
News

March 24

Wendy Valdez Does Home Therapy For Son Born With Spina Bifida

Home therapy means Wendy Valdez helps her son practice walking and balancing.

Parents of kids with special needs play an essential role in supporting their kids’ development, making sure therapy sessions don’t get neglected during enhanced community quarantine.Former Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) housemate Wendy Valdez's son Seth was born with Spina bifida. Since they can’t
Kids with Special Needs

July 22

National TheraFree Program This Month of July

The program is held in celebration of National Disability Month.

While kids reach their milestones at different paces, you as the parent will be the first to notice if you something is amiss in your child's development. If you suspect that your child may be experiencing a learning or developmental delay, bring
News

June 24

Wendy Valdez Happy About No-Surgery Option for Son With Spina Bifida

The former Pinoy Big Brother housemate gives the latest health update on Seth

“No more hip surgery for Seth.” This is what former Kapamilya actress Wendy Valdez Garcia wrote to update her followers regarding the health status of her two-year-old son Seth, who was born with spina bifida, a neural tube defect — in other words,
Kids with Special Needs

April 21

Speech Therapy Helps Child with Developmental Needs Improve

Hands-on parents have an important role in helping their child thrive despite their additional needs.

It is often difficult for a parent to hear that their child may have some developmental delays but early intervention is the key to helping your child. Toddlers and young children with developmental needs and issues benefit greatly when they are able
Toddler

January 28

What Is a Lisp: When a Child Produces 'th' Instead of 's'

It may sound cute when they're young, but kids may find it problematic as they grow older

If you have a toddler or preschooler, chances are you're familiar with Sid the Sloth, one of the main characters of the animated film Ice Age. Sid is funny, accident-prone, and just adorable in the way he pronounces the "S," which makes
Health & Nutrition

April 7

This Rehab Program Is Specifically Made for Postpartum Pain, Mom

The intensive program can help get you back in shape.

Women are no stranger to pain -- from the time a teenage girl gets her first period, on to adulthood when she gets the symptoms of pregnancy, going through nine months of child-bearing, and ultimately, the experience of giving birth.Anyone who has
Big Kids

January 2

Understanding Dyslexia In Your Child

Learn how you can take care of your dyslexic child.

Dyslexia, in its simplest definition, is a learning disability, which is most evident in your child’s reading skills. The most common symptoms of dyslexia are confusing and transposing letters, and misspelling words. Know also that because reading is a struggle for dyslexics,

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