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One of the most common questions I get as a developmental and behavioral pediatrician is, “When should my child be learning letters?” As a mom, I can understand the pressure. We see so many activities on Pinterest about teaching the letters of the alphabet at age two, or even younger. On our Ins...

03/01/2021

Pope Francis List : New Year’s Solution

10/12/2020

Pigilan ang Hawaan. 🔥🔥🔥

QC Local Government best practice educational program 🏆🏆🏆

03/11/2020

Use this childhood immunization schedule as a guide, but remember to consult your doctor.

12/10/2020

Brad Huddleston believes that children under the age of 12 should NOT use technology.

17/09/2020

Have you heard of Screen Dependency Disorder?

06/09/2020

Since the start of the pandemic, experts have warned that the coronavirus — a respiratory pathogen — most likely capitalizes on the scarred lungs of smokers and va**rs.

Learn more in this The New York Times report: http://bit.ly/vapinglinks

28/08/2020

Why are cases rising everyday?

We are all wearing ! Yes. Everyone. Why?

CTTO
Dr. Melvin Sanicas

22/08/2020

Let our kids...
Wear mask and/or face shield (properly)
Wash hands (2 Happy Birthday)
Watch social distancing (1 meter)

They may look okay but they can easily and heavily infect adults, moreso the lolos and the lolas.

21/08/2020

The bulk of coronavirus cases in young people in the Philippines could be attributed not only to those going to work, but those who smoke, drink, and lack exercise at home as well

20/08/2020

LET THEM BE YOUNG

By Annika Hamilton

The world they live in is a scary place. There are so many challenges that they may face.

But if they are to fight these warming skies, they must first see the world through innocent eyes.

To love our planet, our land, our home, we must let them be young, to explore and roam.

So show them the bush where the fantail sings, let them be guided by its fluttering wings.

Sit with them under a Kauri tree and let them run barefoot, shrieking with glee.
Listen with them to the Morepork at night and point out the beauty of a Tui in flight.

Take them to the beach for a nudie dash, to dance in the waves and make a splash.

Introduce them to a waddling Hoiho and watch a pod of dolphins put on a show.

Show them Ruapehu capped in snow and skim pumice with them at the lake below.

Dangle their feet in the fresh river flow and explore the outdoors with them each day they grow.
Because if they are to love our rugged terrain, we must let them wear Red Bands and trudge through the rain.

If they are to grow up protecting our bees, they must experience the beauty of our wildlife and trees.

If they are to care for our land and our sea, they must first be young, wild and free.

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📷 1000 Hours Outside
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20/08/2020

3 W's dor COVID 19