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24/12/2025

24/12/2025

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Grateful is an understatement.
To everyone who took the time to think about my child this Christmas, thank you. We all have our own battles, but you still chose to show love, care, and kindness. That type of heart is rare, and it means so much more than words can say. ❤️🙏

23/12/2025

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14/12/2025

An ancient culture, and still have so much respect and compassion for the special people. ♥️

Unfortunately even in our modern times, there is still so much ignorance and discomfort about autism.

Wish we could create a compassionate world for them too!

03/12/2025

Congratulations new OTRPs! Please serve the Philippines first 🇵🇭 🙏🏻

02/12/2025

We join the world in celebrating the strength, resilience, and unique talents of persons with disabilities. This year’s celebration is a powerful reminder that inclusion is not just a concept—it’s a daily commitment to creating spaces where everyone feels valued, supported, and seen.

✨ Let’s honor their courage.
✨ Let’s highlight their achievements.
✨ Let’s continue advocating for accessibility, understanding, and equal opportunities.

To all individuals with disabilities and their families: we celebrate your journey, your victories—big and small—and the light you bring to our communities. Your stories inspire us to build a world that embraces diversity with compassion and respect.

May this remind us to choose kindness, promote awareness, and stand together in creating a more inclusive and empowering future for all.

Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities!

30/11/2025

Ano nga ba ang Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician ?

Read the comment section below ..⏬️

29/11/2025

Children show us their feelings through behaviour long before they can tell us with words.

So your superpower isn’t being the “perfect parent.”
It’s being the safe place.

🧠 Pause before reacting
💛 Get curious instead of furious
🗣️ “What’s really happening for my child right now?”

Connection first → behaviour follows.

You’re not raising a perfectly behaved child.

You’re raising a human who knows they’re loved when they’re at their worst.

And that changes everything. ❤️

26/11/2025

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17/11/2025

As the New Year approaches, our hearts are full of hope.
This January 8-9 , 2026, we take an important and meaningful step forward with our Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician assessment.🌈

We know that each child grows in their own beautiful way, at their own perfect pace.

And this assessment is another chance to celebrate how far we’ve come, while gently preparing for the journey ahead.

Here’s to a New Year filled with understanding, compassion, and new beginnings. 💖

One assessment, one journey, one heart—moving forward together.

Book your child's slot NOW!!

16/11/2025

Pressuring young children to write before their hands are developmentally ready places unnecessary emotional and physical stress on them.

At age 2, the hand is still mostly cartilage, with soft bones and delicate joints. Tasks like writing aren’t just hard—they’re uncomfortable.

At age 4, ossification has begun, but the small muscles and joints are still developing. Fine motor control is emerging, not mastered.

By 7, the hand is structurally ready for more intentional writing. Bones, joints, and muscle strength now support the dexterity we expect.

By 10, children have the refined motor control needed for complex and sustained writing.

These X-rays make something very clear: development cannot be rushed. When we push young children to write before their bodies are prepared, we see frustration, strained joints, and a hit to self-confidence. A toddler’s scribble holds just as much developmental value as a 6-year-old writing their name—they’re simply on different timelines. Earlier is not better. Research consistently shows that early academic pressure leads to lower long-term academic outcomes, not higher.

So why are toddlers and preschoolers being handed worksheets and expected to write? Why the rush?

This misalignment between expectation and biology is exactly what we’ll be breaking down inside our upcoming webinar, “Rethinking Early Learning: More Than Crafts & Worksheets,” to see what replaces those product-driven tasks and how to bring back the whole-body learning that builds the brain (Nov 26, 2025 12:00 PM EST).

FREE REPLAY FOR EVERYONE WHO SIGNS UP!

Join for FREE: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DfJ26HjERJSlS4BOhSgQ8w #/registration

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