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Every woman knows that their pelvis is an important part of human anatomy. So much of our everyday motion relies on the pelvis. Moms, especially, learn the further significance of their pelvis when they become pregnant and when the time comes that they need to give birth. The muscles in the pelvis …
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We’ve all heard the saying: if you can dream it, you can achieve it. Manifestation is similar. While it says: if you can dream it, it will happen. Not that it asks you to sit back, relax, and do nothing, rather it asks you to genuinely believe that everything you do will lead to that which you are …
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The early stages of breastfeeding can be tough on moms. The pressure to feed your baby simultaneous to your own recovery can be overwhelming. Many moms get off to a rough start. In the first few days, however, babies need a very small amount of breast milk—colostrum at this point. Moms need not …
Does your baby keep you up at night? Are you having difficulty putting your child to sleep? Night wakings are completely normal for newborns, as they feed every two to three hours. But as baby gets a little older, there should be minimal sleep interruptions. If your baby is six months old or older …
Though the world may have seemingly stopped in 2020, with the COVID-19 pandemic keeping just about everyone indoors, baby making definitely did not stop. Pandemic pregnancies and pandemic born babies are now the norm, and with that norm comes a whole new way of being pregnant--the …
To anyone who is even the slightest bit familiar with the Philippine theater scene, it would be hard to miss the fact that Cris Villonco is royalty. Having been performing onstage and onscreen since she was 9 years old, Cris has lent her deft touch to characters like Alice in “Closer”, Alison …
When asked to describe her in one word, Myrna Tam-Natividad’s daughter says, “Chill.” “For as long as I can remember, ours was a madhouse. Five kids constantly playing, running, talking, arguing… it was never quiet, and there was always always always at least one child going into our parents’ …
As we enter another year of remote learning, have you taken the time to stop and reflect on what worked and what didn't? Hearing other people’s experiences is great, but thinking about your process, your family’s story, and how you were able to get through the first two years of remote learning is …
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