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30/11/2025

Ano nga ba ang Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician ?

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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

Get CERTIFIED: https://www.weskoolhouse.com/store-webinars

12/11/2025

We are back with full energy after the storm. 🥰 Occupational Therapy sessions will resume as scheduled.

Kindly check your inbox for your child's time slot on November 15, 2025.

07/11/2025

To find those people willing to learn how to help them. That's key. Look for your tribe💜

Let them try.

That was the advice a friend with a disability gave me about parenting children with disabilities.

When my son was a baby, I didn’t realize how hard those words would be to live by.

Because- I see the stares from kids and adults alike.
Because- I see how he is not wanted in spaces where he needs accommodations.
Because- my son is more vulnerable- I have a radar to the man-made barriers he faces every day.

& then- this weekend- with the encouragement of my family members- I let those old words guide me. I sent him out to dinner and then the theatre to watch a play with his teenage cousins without any adults present.

He thrived. He came home beaming.

He thrived because of the support his cousins gave him.
He thrived because he felt the thrill of greater independence.
He thrived because I let him try.

Part of my job as his mom is to protect him.
& I cannot protect him so much that it prevents him from living.

So, as we cross from the little kid years into this middle space- I will let my friend’s words push me more-

Even when I am scared.
Even when I am unsure.
Even when I feel overwhelmed-

I will let him try.
If this spoke to you, my new book Overwhelmed & Grateful will too: https://amzn.to/45fhRLp

07/11/2025

Thank you, dear children and your supportive parents.
Happy to see also their dedicated Teachers, and Administrators of SNED schools.

We are also grateful to our one and only Developmental Pediatrician who has been serving the Bicolanos with all her heart since three years ago 😘

Rain or shine,
With normal power supply or even on outages,
She serves with genuine passion and dedication. ❤️

See you all next year 🥰

07/11/2025

We prioritize your child's safety hence , there will be no Occupational Therapy session tommorow November 8,2025

Keep dry everyone ☔️🌀⛈️

Artwork by our student

06/11/2025

All Clients for Day 2
We proceed as scheduled.

See you all!