Can your child be the next Olympic champ?
How much influence does a parent have on a child’s athletic life?
November 23, 2011
How much influence does a parent have on a child’s athletic life?
Some places just seem to be built for family fun. Singapore is one of them—it’s clean, it’s safe, it’s near, it’s convenient, there are plenty of things to do and with its efficient public transport system, and it’s easy to navigate, even with all your kids in tow.
MaAga ang Pasko, Jollibee’s nationwide gift-giving project has been delighting less-fortunate children and has given away over two million toys for 17 years.
How does a parent train an only child to be independent? Cebu City councilor Margot Osmeña and her husband, Cebu Rep. Tommy Osmeña, have their own formula in raising Miguel, now in his 20s and who studied abroad. “We realized early on that he has to learn to fend for himself,” said Margot, shown here with Miguel. “So taught him how to be very competitive. We conditioned him to go into competitions, such as swimming. He was always on his own. For these, we didn’t baby him.”
Five special Filipino families shared their stories and got recognized. One does feeding programs for the less fortunate, another helps poor women give birth outside the hospital, and others prove a family can be complete even with a disabled member.
Let me tell you something. I used to be a Halloween grinch. The biggest, corniest Halloween grinch ever. Halloween decorations in front of the house? I couldn’t be bothered. Candies to give the kids? “What for?” I thought to myself as I made plans to go away for the usually long weekend. Nobody would be home to give them out.
If the reason for loving someone is to keep a relationship going, there is a kind of love that nurtures in preparation for letting go—and for good. That love, according
There are many ways to write the story of Mio and Jasmine. It could be the story of a young woman whose life suddenly takes a different turn. It could
Organizing a photo shoot with kids as models can be very challenging. You don’t want a crying child before the camera starts clicking.
About a month or two ago, I was in the bookstore browsing when a book cover caught my eye. I recognized the Blue Bird of Happiness on the cover and
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