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February learning events: For yayas, breastfeeding moms and work-at-home wannabes

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | February 24, 2015 - 4:00pm

As an advocate of lifelong learning, I always like to promote events that help other people — especially those with families — live “improved versions” of their lives. 

Health And Family

For Your Family: Back-to-Back Learning Events at Medela House This Weekend

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | January 29, 2015 - 5:10pm

Medela House in New Manila, Quezon City, is fairly well-known as a "center for learning," among other things. It is actually the business office of Medela Moms Incorporated (MMI), but the moms who set it up actually...

Health And Family

11 family-friendly events for December 2014

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | December 5, 2014 - 1:54pm

December is usually a crazy busy time for most, if not all, families. There always seems to be so many places to go to, so many people to see, and so many things to do. (And let’s not forget — there are...

Health And Family

Literature-based learning: Learn how to teach your kids using quality children's books

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | July 7, 2014 - 6:02pm

I have a confession to make... As a child, I didn't really read a lot of 'good' books. Most of the stuff I read could be considered 'fluff' -- literature that is usually described as 'dumbed down' or too 'simple.'...

Unblogged

How do you instill a love for reading in your children?

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | April 5, 2014 - 12:40pm

As a child, I loved to read — storybooks, magazines, comic books — almost anything that was worth reading, I’d read it! Reading ‘transported’ me to different places and times, and taught...

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How do you homeschool a preschooler? — An invitation to a practical workshop

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | February 27, 2014 - 5:02pm

On my personal blog (TrulyRichMom.com), I share a bit about our homeschooling adventures. That’s why I usually get asked about how we homeschool our kids, how does one start with homeschooling, what should...

Unblogged

Let's Celebrate All Hallows' Eve: Tips for a "Holier" Halloween

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | October 3, 2013 - 7:30pm

Last week, I received an invitation to a Halloween get-together from a good friend. My initial reply to her invitation was this:

Unblogged