Mommy Manila

Shopping can be more rewarding when you are spending for a meaningful cause. This November 11, share your blessing by joining Shop to Give , shop your favorite items on Lazada  and donate to the kids of UNICEF .

#WorldToiletDay , a campaign that fight against germs and diseases caused by unsanitary toilets was celebrated today around the globe. Unilever Philippines through its brand Domex , the campaign against #1MCleanToilets kicked-off this morning with a clean-up drive held at East Avenue Medical Center . Mommy Manila  supports the World Toilet Day. With that, we are giving away 2 months worth of Domex cleaning products to ten (10) lucky followers/readers . Joining is easy, read more and find out how to win Domex .  Contest Mechanics: 1. Post your answer to the question on Facebook and Twitter with your photo showing a CHECK hand-gesture of the left hand . Question: "Who do you protect from disease causing germs? Who inspires you to keep your toilet at home clean and germ-free?" Sample Answer: "I love my family so I make sure they are free from disease-causing germs in the toilet so I makes sure our home toilet is clean and germ-free!"...

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF’s) Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) program advocates learning through play in education centers throughout the Philippines for children aged 3 to 5.   The World Health Organization recommends that children between the ages 5 and 17 should have at least 60 minutes of physical play daily for proper physical and mental development.   Operating on the research-supported idea that play, particularly physical play, promotes not only good health but also boosts a child’s mental development.  The Department of Education, Play Pilipinas and Johnson and Johnson (Philippines) , Inc. have come together to advocate the role of play in child development through a campaign called “ Di Lang Laro ang Laro ”.

CASBAA , ABU and UNICEF are calling for entries for the 12th Asia-Pacific Child Rights Award from broadcasters and producers in the region.