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Want to make someone smile? Or how about a perfect gift idea for the upcoming Mother’s day?  Every day we get updates about the pandemic and it mainly affects our mood and it is quite depressing to hear the news, nevertheless we find ways to brighten up our day and make us forget the effects of this pandemic for a while.  Why, Hello There Flowers is here to perk us up! These flower arrangements are made by florists and floral designers who has decades of experience from Australia and Dubai they create sophisticated and elegantly arranged bouquets and flower boxes. The concept of arrangements is sophisticated, graceful and elegant. Names used are personal choice of the founder according to the arrangements look and personality. Their flowers are carefully selected and handpicked to bring quality products and services backed up by competitive pricing.  Here are some of their Mixed Arrangements Why, Hello There Flowers is flower-shop that is always ready to cater to “I forgot” moments bec

MANILA, Philippines – April 27, 2021 – For the thousands of babies born with a cleft each year, speech therapy is an essential need. The COVID-19 pandemic, however, has disrupted access to speech therapy services. Smile Train, the world’s leading cleft charity, stands by its commitment to continue promoting comprehensive cleft care despite the challenges brought about by the pandemic with the launch of its online speech therapy services. With telehealth emerging as an important pillar of healthcare delivery in the Philippines, Smile Train Philippines is launching the very first Filipino mobile speech application in the country designed for those who were born with a cleft. The app was developed to help parents, guardians, and children in accessing speech therapy services online. With kid-friendly features and lively graphics, the app leads to a wide array of educational videos and speech therapy sessions, all in Filipino.  The app also serves as a platform for more patients and familie

Philips AVENT launches new Electric Breast Pump that encourages mothers to embrace and be #UpForTheChallenge of breastfeeding by delivering fast, gentle and hassle-free expression Manila, Philippines – Even as life continues to move after the onset of COVID- 19, the journey of motherhood in the time of this pandemic has its challenges. With most of time spent at home, away from loved ones, technology makes it possible for moms to connect            Philips AVENT, one of the world’s leading mother and childcare brands, organized a Virtual Mommy Meetup last April 21 – drawing on the belief that together, families can embrace motherhood through its highs and lows. During the event, moms elaborated on the range of difficulties involved in raising children in a pandemic. However, many mothers celebrated the learning experiences that translated into moments of parenting success. The meetup, which was once again by Patty Laurel, served not only as a support group for expectant mothers, but a

     2020 has presented numerous challenges to Filipinos, more so, to women. The stress and pressure of pushing forward has left a lot of Filipinas with more on their plates than they could handle. Despite this, women have continued to be the main care providers of their homes, their children, all on top of maintaining a full-time career. This leaves us wondering, how do Filipinas keep their bodies healthy for their families? We asked three Filipinas how they were able to push through with their daily responsibilities on top of taking good care of their loved ones, and still serve as a greater inspiration for many women. Besides the usual chores and daily tasks, Mommy Jenica shares that she has been busy with her home-based business making cakes and baked goods. With a business that requires her to exert time and attention to detail being loaded with multiple orders, this leaves her exhausted. “Yung pagod ka na pero mas napagod ka sa ligpitin. But thankfully I have my husband... to hel

Tough is an understatement to describe how the past year has been with the immense impact it brought to the daily lives and health of the Filipinos. The new normal has been challenging, and it has put significant pressure on our healthcare system. But tough can also be used for our frontliners, the first line of defense against increased cases of COVID-19. They have been a symbol of strength, perseverance, and their dedication to do so makes them worthy of all the praises and gratitude. To support Filipinos and more especially the nation’s healthcare frontline workers, Safeguard Philippines partnered with Mercury Drug Corporation to release 20,000 bottles of an all-new limited-edition liquid hand soap an illustration of the modern-day medical frontliner. All sales profits from these bottles will be used to donate handwashing facilities in health centers in key cities at the center of the pandemic. This is a tribute of Safeguard to all medical frontliners, as one of the efforts under th

Safeguard’s NEW Safeguard Detox Foaming Body Wash has upgraded Filipino showers into a more indulgent and fun experience ever since its launch early this year, with the same 99.9% germ protection in every shower through the new Triple Detox technology. And yet the fun doesn’t stop there! You’ve probably seen the Foam Challenge that has made rounds in the local social media scene that started with Mimiyuuuh’s Safeguard Foamiyuuuh Challenge. That’s the new Safeguard Detox Foaming Bodywash! And holds up to its name as an ultimate fun and foaming bodywash, even when used outside of the shower. Even actress Bea Benedicto, and Tiktok conyo girl Rain Matienzo, jumped in on the fun of the foam challenge. Checkout these attempts at the Safeguard Foam Challenge and see if you can beat them! Duet these Tiktoks if you think you can foam it up better through the official hashtag #FoamInLoveWithShowers.  Are you up for the Foam Challenge? Check out these steps as narrated by Mimiyuuuh in her Foam Ch

MANILA, Philippines - Smile Train has always been committed to exploring various avenues and utilizing technology through its Virtual Telehealth Program and Speech Camp to reach more patients and communities in the country. The programs received recognitions from peers in the communications industry from the Public Relations Society of the Philippines (PRSP) and the Philippine Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC). The awards received by the program underscored the dedication and commitment of the volunteers, healthcare institutions, and corporate partners of Smile Train Philippines to rally support for cleft patients so that they may still receive comprehensive cleft care even during the pandemic. Smile Train’s Speech Telehealth Program in the Philippines has supported more than 100 patients, providing them with more than 700 cleft care-related sessions, including speech therapy, nutritional support, breastfeeding guidance for mothers of babies with