Little Angels Children's Clinic

07/12/2025

📣FYI, Little Angels!📣

05/12/2025

🎶 Unlock Your Musical Talent at BEATS & PIECES Music Center! 🎶

Looking for quality music lessons in Talisay City?
We’ve got fun, engaging, and beginner-friendly classes for all ages! 🎵

🎼 Lessons Offered:
🎹 Piano | 🎸 Guitar | 🎤 Voice
🎻 Violin | 🥁 Drums | 🪕 Ukulele

💰 Rates:
✨ Plan A – ₱1,400 • 4 sessions (1x/week)
✨ Plan B – ₱2,800 • 8 sessions (2x/week)
✨ Plan C – ₱4,200 • 12 sessions (3x/week)

📍 Blk. 5, Lot 6, Natividad St., Carmela Valley Subd., Talisay City, Neg. Occ.
📞 0967 168 4153

🎉 REGISTER NOW!
Give yourself or your kids the chance to learn, grow, and love music even more.
Limited slots available—enroll today! 🎵💛

Beats and Pieces Music Center

25/11/2025

📢 FYI 📢

As Leptospirosis Cases Spike, PHO Urges Public to Seek Immediate Medical Attention

The Negros Occidental Provincial Health Office (PHO) is urging the public to seek immediate medical attention if they are experiencing symptoms of leptospirosis, as case admissions increased at the Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital (CLMMRH) in Bacolod.

The surge in leptospirosis admissions was reported after the devastating flash floods in several cities and municipalities in central and southern Negros during Typhoon Tino (international name Kalmaegi) on Nov. 4.

“Complications from leptospirosis can be fatal. If you have been exposed to contaminated water or soil or if you are experiencing symptoms, immediately call 1555, press 2 for a free consultation,” the PHO said in a Facebook post on Monday, echoing the Department of Health advisory.

Data released on Monday morning by the CLMMRH, the apex hospital in the Negros Island Region (NIR), showed 22 leptospirosis patients have been admitted as of 11 p.m. on Nov. 23, from the initial eight reported earlier.

Of the number, 18 are from southern Negros while four are from Bacolod City, with ages ranging from 8 to 66.

The death of a child has been recorded.

From Nov. 1 to 22 alone, the CLMMRH logged 26 leptospirosis cases, from only 13 in October.

Previously, the hospital recorded zero to two cases a month.

In a public advisory issued over the weekend, the regional hospital said it is “experiencing a rise in leptospirosis referrals, including moderate to severe cases, particularly from south Negros Occidental.”

“To ensure timely and appropriate care, the hospital is prioritizing severe leptospirosis cases and setting up dedicated adult and pediatric leptospirosis wards,” it added.

In Isabela town, the Ignacio L. Arroyo Sr. Memorial District Hospital called on those who have waded in floodwaters to receive prophylaxis medication by visiting the nearest rural health unit or hospital.

“For the past few days or weeks, we have seen an increase in suspected leptospirosis cases in our hospital, and we want to inform and protect our community,” hospital chief Dr. Gabby Palacios said.• (Nanette Guadalquiver/PNA)

14/11/2025

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12/11/2025

You are not alone. Speak up, reach out.

16/10/2025

Flu and Influenza-like Illness (ILI): What you should know 🗯

©️Pediatric Infectious Disease Society of the Philippines

01/09/2025

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09/08/2025

Adolescents need Immunizations too!

💉 August is National Adolescent Immunization Month! 🛡️
Protect their future—Vaccinate today.
Adolescence is a time of growth, dreams, and exploration. But it’s also a crucial period to shield them from vaccine-preventable diseases that could affect their health and future.

✅ Safe.
✅ Effective.
✅ Lifesaving.

Let’s help our teens stay healthy, active, and protected—at home, in school, and beyond.

📍 Visit your nearest health center or pediatrician for vaccination updates.
Together, we can build an immune-strong generation!

01/08/2025

🤱 August is National Breastfeeding Month! 🌍
This 2025, we celebrate under the theme:
“Prioritise Breastfeeding: Create Sustainable Support Systems.”
Breastfeeding is more than a choice—it’s a shared responsibility. Let’s empower mothers by building strong, compassionate, and lasting support systems at home, in hospitals, and in our communities.
👶 A nourished child is a hopeful future.
🤝 A supported mother is a stronger family.
💙 Join us in advocating, educating, and celebrating the gift of breastfeeding!

11/07/2025

Hey, Super Moms of Negros Occidental! 🌟Celebrate the beauty of breastfeeding at UKOB 2025 – happening on August 3, 8:00 AM- 12NN at Main Atrium, North Wing SM City Bacolod!

🤱 Connect with fellow breastfeeding moms🎓 Learn from experts💬 Share your inspiring journey🎉 Be part of something empowering!

✨ Pre-register now!📲 Click here: https://forms.gle/aidBvkZrrE1j9pFh9 📸 Or scan the QR code below!

A proud event of the Philippine Pediatric Society – Hakab ‘Ta 2025 Program

We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 💖

04/07/2025

Strong Kids and Bright Futures Start with the Right Plate! 🍽️
Sa tamang pagkain ngayon, tagumpay ng anak ay siguradong baon. 💚

This Nutrition Month 2025, let’s go back to the basics. Feed our children right so they grow up healthy, strong, and ready for the future.

👩‍⚕️ Here’s what pediatricians and nutrition experts recommend:
✅ Exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months
✅ Healthy complementary feeding starting at 6 months
✅ Follow the Pinggang Pinoy guide:
🟡 GO foods (like rice, bread, root crops) give energy
🔵 GROW foods (like meat, eggs, milk) help kids grow strong
🟢 GLOW foods (like fruits and vegetables) keep skin, eyes, and bodies healthy
✅ Regular growth checks at your nearest health center
✅ Vitamin A, iron supplements, and deworming as advised by your doctor

Good nutrition doesn’t need to be expensive. It just needs to be intentional.

Let’s raise a healthy generation, one plate at a time. 🌾

09/06/2025

🗓️ June is National Dengue Awareness Month!
As the rainy 🌧️ season enters, let us be vigilant against Dengue Fever, a potentially deadly disease spread by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes

🦟 Dengue Mosquitoes breed in clean, stagnant water
🚫 There is no specific cure for dengue. Early detection and proper hydration are key to recovery.
⚠️ Watch out for symptoms: high fever, joint pain, rash, nausea, bleeding gums or nose, and extreme fatigue.
🩺 If you or a family member shows these signs, visit the nearest health center immediately!

🛡️ Follow the DOH 5S Strategy:
1. Search and destroy mosquito breeding sites.
2. Self-protect with mosquito repellents, nets, and long clothing.
3. Seek early consultation if symptoms appear.
4. Support fogging/spraying in hotspots, especially after rainfall.
5. Sustain hydration and healthy habits drink plenty of water to prevent complications and dehydration

✅Knowledge and Prevention combats fear and infection💪