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Taking kids to the beach is not just fun for them. It is actually healthy for their physical and emotional health. Bringing your kids to the beach releases their endorphins. It allows them to play outside and get some fresh air. The sea also has calming effects on children, allowing them to relax during their school break. Allowing your kids to visit the beach also...

Lista, a financial management tool for small business owners, freelancers and individuals, has launched the Ipon Challenge, which encourages every Filipino to set savings goals through their newest features – the Savings and Sales Target. The Ipon Challenge aims to empower Filipinos to meet their savings goals or set financial targets for the things they want...

Cleene Ethyl Alcohol, a trusted Filipino brand that provides high-quality and affordable alcohol products from Philusa Corporation, extends its effort in reducing ocean-bound plastic waste as it partners with social enterprise Plastic Bank Corporation. The initiative is unveiled during the virtual launch of Cleene Ethyl Alcohol’s campaign entitled “Towards a Cleener...

People tend to remember negative words more than their positive counterparts. From a psychological standpoint, this is referred to as the negative bias – where people gravitate towards negative information even if something positive is equally or more present. Eventually, these words evolve into internal voices that induce doubt, anxiety, panic, and other unpleasant...

There are a thousand reasons why getting a pet for your child makes good sense. Having a pet can provide them with comfort and company—it is no wonder why some kids include it in their birthday or Christmas wish list. Getting a pet for your child can also teach them how to be responsible, improve their emotional and social skills, and give them opportunities to...

Your child’s education is not limited to the four walls of the classroom. Young children have plenty of new things to learn and discover by meeting new people, engaging in different physical and mental exercises, and indulging their curiosity about various subjects and topics. In many places, these extracurricular interests are treated as nothing but add-ons to...

Rice is the most important staple food in many Asian countries, including the Philippines. This grain is an integral part of the Filipino diet, usually served at any time of the day, from breakfast to dinner. In fact, according to the Department of Agriculture, Filipinos eat around 120 kilos of rice each year. Indeed, rice continues to play a big role in the Filipino...