Smart Parenting (Philippines)

About Us Smart Parenting is a supportive resource for mothers, offering a guilt-free approach to their most exciting journey. We serve as a guide, providing practical tips on parenting, pregnancy, and wellness. Our mission is to help moms navigate important family moments with ease. Moms turn to us for genuine solutions to handle their hectic home lives. They also discover a community of fellow parents who understand their experiences and offer encouragement. At Smart Parenting, our daily goal is to create a welcoming space where mothers can find solace, inspiration, and expert guidance.

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Filipino Mom's Guide To Pregnancy Test: Kinds, Accuracy, Early Detection

1 week ago | smartparenting.com.ph | April Kristel Llana

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute as medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional for accurate diagnosis and advice regarding pregnancy. Alright, trying to conceive and mommas-to-be, let's talk about this 3-5 minute activity filled with suspense: pregnancy tests. The Cleveland Clinic defines a pregnancy test as a way to determine if you’re pregnant.
Foods That Breastfeeding Mothers Should Avoid

2 weeks ago | smartparenting.com.ph | April Kristel Llana

While breastfeeding, it's generally recommended that mothers maintain a healthy and balanced diet to support both their own recovery and their baby's growth and development. A breastfeeding mom is almost always hungry and could probably eat whatever is readily available, but one should also be aware of their babies' reactions to certain foods.
Limit Screen Time: How Digital Exposure Affects Kids’ Vision

1 month ago | smartparenting.com.ph | April Kristel Llana

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Letter From The Editor: Of Love, Sex Ed, And Raising Daughters

1 month ago | smartparenting.com.ph | Ronna Capili Bonifacio

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Don't Do These 10 Things After Giving Birth

1 month ago | smartparenting.com.ph | April Kristel Llana

The journey of motherhood is incredible, but the postpartum period is another distinct story to tell. Often called the "fourth trimester," which, according to What To Expect, is "that hazy period where you’re recovering from pregnancy and delivery while simultaneously learning how to be a mom as your baby adjusts to life outside the womb," postpartum is a time of immense physical and emotional (and shall I dare say, 'hormonal') changes as your body gradually recovers.
Lactation Consultant, Educator, Specialist: What's The Difference?

2 months ago | smartparenting.com.ph | April Kristel Llana

If you're reading this, you're probably navigating the wonderful world of breastfeeding. You're about to discover that it’s not always as natural and instinctive as it should—yep, it won't always be nice and easy—sometimes the act itself can be frustrating and exhausting on your part. Think about clogged ducts, cracked nipples, engorged and tender breasts, inverted nips, insufficient milk supply, latching issues: the list could just go on and on.
ICYMI: DepEd Plans Fewer SHS Core Subjects In Revised Curriculum

Jan 24, 2025 | smartparenting.com.ph | Hanna Panoringan

It seems like Senior High School (SHS) students can look forward to a lighter academic load next school year. The Department of Education (DepEd) is set to roll out a revised SHS curriculum with fewer core subjects, aiming for a phased implementation beginning School Year 2025-2026. Education Secretary Sonny Angara announced the plan during the Kapihan sa Manila Bay forum, emphasizing that adjustments are made to make education more effective and less burdensome for students.
Moms Found Ms. Rachel's Pre-Teacher Rachel Photos And They're Obsessed

Jan 23, 2025 | smartparenting.com.ph | Hanna Panoringan

The internet is buzzing after discovering Ms. Rachel’s life before her YouTube fame. One mom from the 'Mommy Memes' Facebook group shared a glimpse of Ms. Rachel's pre-Teacher Rachel era (think of it as her "pre-debut photos" in K-pop terms), and the responses were absolutely hilarious!The mom who posted wrote, "Because okay, Ms. Rachel, we see you. 'Songs for Littles'?
Singapore Wants Families, Especially Kids, To Unplug During Mealtime

Jan 23, 2025 | smartparenting.com.ph | Hanna Panoringan

Let's face it: With our short attention spans, family dinners often need a bit of entertainment or background noise, especially with kids today. But the Ministry of Health (MOH) in Singapore wants to change that with new screen-time guidelines to help young kids develop healthy habits and parents reclaim quality family time. Launched on January 21, SG's Ministry of Health's recommendations aim to keep young children, especially those under 18 months, completely screen-free.
New Bill Takes Action Against Deadbeat Dads Avoiding Child Support

Jan 22, 2025 | smartparenting.com.ph | Hanna Panoringan

Stricter penalties are being proposed for "deadbeat" dads who fail to provide child support as lawmakers in the Philippines push for tougher laws. There are an estimated 14 to 15 million solo parents in the Philippines, with 95% of them being women, according to a survey by World Health Organization. Many fathers refuse or neglect to provide financial support, leaving their ex-partners to manage alone.