Smart Parenting Mom Workshops recently gathered mommies and daddies from the metro and held its second leg at the Discovery Suites in Ortigas which highlighted on how your child could learn best while nurturing her/his creative side.
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While the equally successful first segment of the workshop discussed about raising toddlers, this workshop focused on school-age kids, and SmartParenting.com.ph tapped three experts to share their insight to guide parents on how to navigate middle childhood.
SmartParenting.com.ph’s managing editor Lei Dimarucut-Sison said:
When you’re a parent, you need to put on a lot of hats – be a jack of all trades. Our workshops allow our readers to learn from experts and exchange notes with fellow parents. Two of the most challenging tasks of a parent are bringing out the child’s artistic skills and home-schooling.
Mom of two and education consultant for teens Chary Mercado spoke of her personal experience when it came to developing a child’s creative side.
Former art director of Smart Parenting magazine and contributing crafter and stylist for the website, Jen Inumerable-Suarez, showed how art projects for preschoolers didn’t require a mom to be a DIY expert.
Mommies doing their crafts: From left, Armi Pineda and Jing Javier
Calligraphy artist and a homeschooler herself, shared tips on how to know if homeschooling is a best option for a child.
After the talks, all participants were treated with sumptuous buffet, exciting raffle prizes, and gifts, all thanks to SmartParenting.com.ph and their generous sponsors.
Initiated by SmartParenting.com.ph, this Smart Parenting Mom Workshops is co-presented by Elica, Scott’s as minor sponsor, with Calpol and Insular Life being the major sponsors.
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