Parenting

Fifteen Seconds

May 23, 2019March 6, 2018 by Ellen Buccat Cortez

Here’s a story about the power of a mother’s timely word turning her daughter’s potential tragedy into victory from the inspiring Ellen Buccat Cortez.

Love and Respect in the Family

May 23, 2019February 22, 2018 by Sara Reysio-Cruz

People say that parenting is one of the most joyful, exciting, and challenging journeys a person goes through. And yet it could also be very discouraging especially when one or the other doesn’t get the love or respect they yearn for.

Three Relationship Myths that Parents Must Dispel in Their Teenager’s Life

May 23, 2019February 6, 2018 by Jorin Luke Caipang

The teenage years are a time of transition where teenagers need truth to accompany them as they make decisions, to guide their behavior, and set them up for future success. A close and intimate relationship with their parents or guardians can help dispel myths in their lives, and what to teach them instead.

The Art of Gift-Giving

May 23, 2019December 5, 2017 by Richelle Joson - Ligot

The art of giving gifts is about putting much thought and effort in creatively coming up with something that the recipient will appreciate, make use of and find meaningful.

David’s Goliath

May 23, 2019November 20, 2017 by Marife Medina-Palima

Raising a child with a learning disability is likened to planning a vacation in Italy and then realizing your plane has landed in Holland. Your plans change: new language, new guidebooks, new people. It’s beautiful, but different. Not horrible–just different.

Why Early Childhood Intervention? When Something Isn’t Quite Right

May 23, 2019November 19, 2017 by Michelle Gumogda-Agustin

All children are born with distinct qualities. But sometimes, a child may miss some growth milestones that tend to cause some parents to worry. How should we respond when we notice something is not quite “right”?

Developing Your Children’s Leadership Potential

May 23, 2019November 16, 2017 by Bong Baylon

The best time to develop leaders is while they are young. Parents can make or break the leadership potential of children, either intentionally or unintentionally. So how do we take on the task of developing our children’s leadership potential?

What Can Parents Do When A Child Shows Signs of Depression?

May 23, 2019November 9, 2017 by Almira Manduriao

What can parents do when a child shows signs of depression? Are there ways to prevent it from worsening? Is there hope for the child to be better?

What Factors Contribute to Depression

May 23, 2019November 7, 2017 by Almira Manduriao

What causes depression? Lillian Ng Gui, psychologist and Christian counselor, identifies more possible contributors and triggers to depression.

What Parents Need to Know About Depression

May 23, 2019October 30, 2017 by Almira Manduriao

Why does depression seem more commonplace these days? Dr. Lillian Ng Gui, psychologist and Christian counsellor, talks about the essential questions parents have in their need to understand depression.