Know Your Rights: A List of PWD Benefits in the Philippines
WEBJan 24, 2017 · Cebu City, for example, grants PWDs an annual financial assistance of P5,000 and are working on increasing it to P12,000. They also offer free parking in commercial establishments for the first three hours. PWDs residing in Quezon City can avail of free movie admission on Mondays and Tuesdays until 5 p.m. at Quezon City malls.
Smart Parenting: The Filipino Parenting Authority
WEBSMART PARENTING is the Filipino parenting authority on raising bright, happy, healthy kids, from activities for kids, baby care tips, breastfeeding tips, parent-child activities, child development, family life, finances for couples, getting pregnant, gift ideas, health and wellness, nutrition for kids, nutrition for pregnant women, parenting styles, party planning, postpartum care, product ...
Morning-After Pill Philippines Brands and How It Works - Smart …
WEBSep 29, 2023 · Emergency contraceptive pills (ECP) Emergency contraceptive pills (ECP), more commonly known as the morning-after pill, should be taken within three to five days after having unsafe sex. It's the go-to solution for many women because it's more accessible and cheaper compared to getting a copper IUD. ECPs offer up to 89-percent effectiveness ...
How To Have A Baby Boy: 9 Ways To Increase Your Chances
WEBJan 24, 2020 · 4. Time your sexual intercourse right. To increase your chances of getting pregnant, you and your partner should have sex on your fertile days. But if you want a baby boy, you and your partner should have sex at the peak of your ovulation period to give the Y-chromosome sperm higher chances of fertilizing the egg first.
DepEd Preschool Age Requirement - Smart Parenting
WEBApr 26, 2018 · In 2016, the DepEd released the original policy, which states that all students entering Grade One in June 2018 should be 6 years old and above, or at least turning age 6 by August 31, 2018. Apart from the age requirement, they should have also completed Kindergarten in DepEd-accredited schools or day-care centers.
Divorce Bill In The Philippines: What Parents Think - Smart Parenting
WEBSep 9, 2021 · News about the passage of the bill sparked a discussion our parenting community, Smart Parenting Village, where moms and dads weighed in on the issue. Here are some of their answers. 1. There must be balance. “Yes to divorce bill but only on very specific grounds. We have to find a balance between preserving the …
Tigdas Hangin: What Parents Need to Know - Smart Parenting
WEBAug 17, 2017 · Dr. Sevilla-Sia added, “ Tigdas hangin is a mild illness, but parents do get scared as it presents with high-grade fever up to 40 °C for up to five days. After the fever stops, the rashes appear.”. She cautioned that tigdas hangin, however, sometimes causes seizures in babies, and this requires immediate medical attention.
Am I Pregnant? Moms Share Their Actual Pregnancy Test Results!
WEBSep 8, 2018 · The most common pregnancy test kit would need two visible lines to appear to show a positive result. “If your test is showing a [second] line, no matter how faint it is, you’re pregnant,” wrote Murkoff and Mazel. Even with this information, it’s easy to be thrown off or doubt the result of your pregnancy test once you see that faint line.
Marriage License Requirements In The Philippines - Smart Parenting
WEBDec 8, 2019 · 1. Certificate of Legal Capacity to Marry issued by the Consular office/embassy of his/her country. For British applicants, it will be an affidavit or affirmation of marital status. For U.S. citizens, its consulate is not allowed by law to make any certification about your eligibility for marriage in the Philippines.
Kasambahay Law: Coverage, Rights, And Benefits Of Helpers
WEBJan 4, 2020 · Payment terms. Kasambahays must be given a monthly wage with pay slips. It should not go under the minimum wage assigned to each region. For Metro Manila kasambahays, a Php1,500 wage hike was recently approved by the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board-National Capital Region. Once the order takes effect, the new monthly minimum wage rate will be at Php5,000.
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