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During Children’s Week from October 24 to November 1, a new survey by Act for Kids highlighted the growing gap regarding how adults listen to children's voices.

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Paediatric dietitian Dean Paningbatan warns that frequent sweets and junk food in early childhood can create unhealthy eating habits that are hard to break as kids grow.

Australia's new ban blocking under 16 from major social media apps takes effect today. In this episode of Usapang Parental, we look at why some parents welcome the move.

According to Vice Consul Diana Marie Jimenez-Leomo of the Philippine Consulate General in Sydney, being a Filipino-Australian dual citizen opens a world of opportunities for you and your children. You can own property, expand your business, and create a brighter future.

Discover tips for children and parents to confidently discuss sexual health, overcoming shame and discomfort.

A new study reveals that children who regularly take part in household chores tend to develop stronger confidence and discipline, key qualities that contribute to success in school, work, and life.

Being pregnant in a new country can feel overwhelming, but understanding how the system works can help ease worries. Here’s what Filipino mums need to know about navigating pregnancy and maternity care in Australia.

If you’re planning to enroll your baby or toddler in daycare, Specialist GP Dr. Angelica Logarta-Scott explains why they should be immunised.

Shayne Lui didn’t always know she wanted to be an early childhood educator. Growing up around younger cousins, she discovered her passion for working with children after exploring different paths after high school. She shares the joys and challenges of her work.

First-time mum Alpha Capaque from Northern Territory, along with her husband Kevin, hopes to raise their twins deeply connected to both Filipino and Sri Lankan cultures, the heritage they share.