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Saturday, February 26, 2011

No More Constipation With Dulcolax

I always thought that once a day of doing number 2 (pooping) is the normal and most healthiest way ever.  But Dr. Invan Olegario,  a product physician and a credible medical adviser of one of the most well known pharmaceutical firms in the country said more than once is the most healthiest.  It was just that people are so busy that they can only go to the toiled to move once a day.


Doing number 2 was discussed during the launch of  Dulcolax campaign the Starting Fresh Campaign which will involve celebrity Tuesday Vargas who will go around baranggays in the country to talk about constipation and how people can avoid it.




Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Why "Mars Needs Moms"

Teehee, its a title of a movie by Walt Disneys.  I think its super cool.  Here are some fun facts about making the movie and how you might want to take your kids to watch it so they will appreciate your presence!



Produced by the team behind “Disney’s A Christmas Carol” and “The Polar Express,” “Mars Needs Moms” showcases nine-year-old Milo’s (Seth Green) quest to save his mom (Joan Cusack) from Martians. What follows is a wild adventure in Disney Digital 3D™ and IMAX® 3D that involves stowing away on a spaceship, navigating an elaborate, multi-level planet and taking on the alien nation and their leader.
Get a load on some fun trivia below on the making of “Mars Needs Moms.”

The book 'Inspired'  — Berkeley Breathed is the author and illustrator of the book, “Mars Needs Moms.” The story was inspired by a particular moment of disagreement that took place between his son and wife. For the lead character, the book and film adopted the same name as Breathed’s son: Milo.
                  According to Breathed: “The movie would not exist if not for a single plate of broccoli left uneaten at the Breathed dinner table on August 10, 2006. That led a real Milo, 5, screaming The Unthinkable at a real mom, leaving her in tears... and leaving me to explain to a stewing son how he might feel if the mother he claimed he didn't love might suddenly disappear via -- I was grasping-- Martians. I wrote the book that night. Five years later, the real Milo will watch as kids around the planet will see the creative, happy, hopeful result of one of his life's darkest moments.”

Monday, February 21, 2011

How To Prepare Your Child On Their First Air Travel

This is a repost from my Earthlingorgeous.com my main blog and I would like to share the experience to all the mommy bloggers out there.

"December 25, 2008 was my daugters first air travel. We went to HongKong Disneyland for Christmas and she enjoyed it much. We were took Cebu Pacific rountrip and everything went well, we left the airport earlier than scheduled and got to HongKong a couple minutes advanced.

Honestly, I was expecting hell. With the high sensitivity to sights, sounds, and smell a child with autism (CWA) has in mind I was imagining how unbearable the sound of the compressed air inside the plane will be to her while we were suspended 300,000 feet above the ground. She might throw the nastiest tantrums out of her frustration.

Thank God everything went well, she did not have any major fuss or bad episodes that will annoy the other passengers.
Tasha In The Airport


Saturday, February 19, 2011

Safeguard Hand Washing Campaign

Hi Mommies especially those I contacted to receive some kit from Safeguard.  Did you get your kits already?  What do you think?

If you still haven't its for a hand washing campaign of Safeguard to keep the awareness and the habit of everyone to wash their hands daily to stop the spread of disease-causing germs and virus.



Germs cause sickness. The more germs spread, the more sickness spreads.

In this season of on-and-off rain showers, the effects of germs are easy to see everywhere. And children are taking the brunt of it because their immune systems are not as strong as adults’, making them more susceptible to contagious diseases like colds, cough and flu.

To put a stop to the continuous attack of germs on children, frequent and proper hand washing must become a national habit. But here is where the problem lies. Despite the public’s knowledge of the benefits of hand washing, very few actually take the time to do it. Majority is convinced that covering their mouths with a tissue is enough to stop germs but the truth is, the only way to stop them is to kill them.

Safeguard wants to help champion hand washing and its benefits by convincing Filipinos to stop grabbing just tissues and instead start grabbing hand soap. One of its most recent efforts to forward this cause was the creation of a fictitious tissue brand called Sneeze n Sniffles.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Wanted: Bannister Academy Scholars!

WANTED: Scholars!


Bannister academy is giving out a 4-year full financial scholarship to deserving high school students. One (1) boy and one (1) girl will be selected.

Qualifications for upcoming scholars
• Anyone who is eligible for transfer to 1st or 2nd year high school* (supporting documents necessary to validate eligibility)
• Demonstrates good moral character;
• Has a strong drive to excel


How many scholar can you nominate?
• Only 1 scholar allowed to be nominated by one person.

Requirements to nominate a scholar?
1. Your name and your relationship to the nominee
2. Basic Information of the student:
- Full Name
- Address
- Date of birth (date-month-year)
3. Contact details: Landline number, cellphone number and e-mail address
4. A 300-word essay by the student, answering the question, "How can I change the world?” 

Send entries to changetheworld@bannisteracademy.com on or before March 9, 2011.
Selection of scholars:
• 10 finalists will be selected, 5 girls and 5 boys. The Names of finalists will be announced on March 11, 2011. They will be contacted personally and through their registered guardians.
• All finalists have to take an entrance exam and interview on March 14. Winners will be awarded on March 19, during the Bannister Open House



repost from :  http://almabuenviaje.blogspot.com/2011/02/help-bannister-academy-look-for.html

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Wanted: Full Time Mother!

Wanted: Full Time Mother!


Mother Qualification: 

  • Must be mature,
  • Strong and Stable
  • Self-confident
  • Humorous
  • Knows how to cook
  • Must have positive and cheerful attitude toward life
  • Must be willing to work as a full-time mother for the long term
Mother Salary and Benefits: 
  • monthly salary Php10,000
  • household allowance
  • free board and lodging
  • its a job where benefits are emotional rather than financial

Mother Work Responsibilities:
  • build close relationship with every child
  • provide security, love and stability 
  • guide the children development while running the household independently
Applicant moms will not be selected by their diploma or certified experience but by their willingness to devout their lives to children.

After the initial screening and interview potential mothers will live with the children for a trial period as an Aunt to see if they will be a good fit.  If they qualify they will undergo a "mother's training" course where they will learn about personality development, elements of childcare, and household management among others.


This advertisement is no joke.  This is a call for new mothers by the SOS Children's Villages Philippines, a non-profit organization providing long-term, family-based care, education and shelter to orphans, abandoned and neglected children.

Children of SOS have traumatic background. Many were abandoned by their biological parents due to extreme poverty, while other were abused.  So the kids have the say in who they choose as their mother.

Since the SOS program started in the country, there is over 1,223 kids who have become integrated into the society with 807 of them still living in the eight SOS Children's Villages in the country.

Each mother will live with an average of 10 children whom they will raise as their own within a village of eight to 14 houses. Biological siblings will be kept within the same house.

So, if you have an open heart and open mind you might want to take this job?

Interested? Contact SOS Children's Villages Philippines  or email home@sosphilippines.org