WCCD Inc.

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.
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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!

06/11/2025

First on the list for Day One Assessment is our Wccd Inc Kid's Club member 😁🥰

Thank you dear Parents and Teachers for guiding your Children with Determination.
Grateful for the good weather.🙏

Our SERVICES :

Developmental Pediatrician Assessment
Occupational Therapy
ONLINE Speech Therapy
Life Skills Program for 13-15 years old
SPED One on One Tutorial

Message our page to know the next schedule of DevPed Assessment , Occupational Therapy Evaluation and SPED Tutorials.

📍Unit 5 Park Lounge Apartment
Barriada, Legazpi City

* Set an appointment before going to our center
* Strictly NO walk ins

05/11/2025

05/11/2025

See you all!

01/11/2025

📢 Public Service Announcement
From the Philippine Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (PSDBP)

Parents and caregivers are advised to exercise caution when availing of developmental or neurodevelopmental assessments offered by certain groups on social media. These organizations are not certified nor recognized by the Philippine Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics.

Our members are licensed, board certified pediatricians with formal subspecialty training in accredited institutions, certified to provide comprehensive and evidence-based care for children with developmental and behavioral needs.

To ensure proper guidance and qualified care, please verify your doctor’s credentials through our official directory:
🔗 https://psdbp.org/find-a-doctor/

31/10/2025

I know how it goes. You’re tired. Your kid is too.
The meltdowns come. The back chat. The refusals.
And in the heat of it you catch yourself saying things like “You’re being difficult” or “Why are you so lazy?”

It might feel right in the moment. It might feel like the only thing left to say.
But here’s the thing: When you label the child, not the behavior, their brain often hears it as truth.

“Lazy” doesn’t sound like “I was too tired to start.”

“Difficult” doesn’t sound like “I’m overwhelmed and don’t know how to ask for help.”

When kids believe something about themselves, good or bad, they start living it out.

If you call them “naughty,” it becomes more than a moment. It becomes a story.

And that story can weigh them down.

Here’s what shifts things:
Stay calm.
Name the behavior.

And remind them they’re not the problem.

“This comment was hurtful.”
“It looks like you’re too tired to start yet.”
“That choice wasn’t safe.”

That kind of language holds your boundary.
It keeps your standard clear.
And it protects their identity.

When children feel safe in who they are, they can change what they do.

This week, as behaviour spikes, remember this. You are not in the business of labeling.

You are in the business of guiding, supporting, and building trust.

Tag someone who needs to hear this❤️