Help your yaya learn how to support you through the Yaya Seminar on Toddler Care
If you’re a parent with a toddler who is left in your yaya’s care most of the time, this is one seminar that you should definitely let her attend. Remember, your yaya can support you best if she is “equipped” with the skills and knowledge to do so!
The speaker from Peek-A-Boo Housekeeping Training Agency will cover topics like feeding, bathing, dressing, sleeping, playing, safety, caring for toddler toys, and food preparation.
The yaya seminar will be from 9.00-11.30 a.m. on February 7, 2015 (Saturday) at Medela House (No. 29, 1st Street, New Manila, Quezon City). For rates*, and to register a slot, call or text 0917-8110821.
*Note: Medela pump customers who bought their pumps from MedelaMoms Inc., Rustans, Mothercare, Babyland, The Oak and Acorn, “Modern” Mama Baby Shop, Abe Abe Breastfeeding Club, and The Parkview Clinic at Salcedo Park are entitled to a discount upon registration.
Are you or someone you know a parent of multiples? Get the support you need this weekend at “Seeing Doubles”!
Seeing Doubles is a support group for parents — especially moms — of multiples (twins, triplets, etc.) that was launched by MedelaMoms Maricel Cua and Beng Feliciano last year. Its purpose is to provide encouragement and practical tips for those who are raising multiples. Beng is actually a mom of twins herself.
Get the support you need as a parent of multiples, and learn from veteran mommies of multiples, too.
Snacks and treats will be provided by Archie Chuachoco of Sun Life Financial and Theresa Orteza of Mommy & Baby Essentials. To register for the support group meeting, just text/call 0917-8110821.
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About Medela House
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 had other plans for it from the very beginning.
"More than being a business office, Medela House is a haven for breastfeeding moms where we share experiences, learnings, tips, friendships and other parenting concerns," Maricel Cua, co-owner of MMI, shares.
Maricel and her partner, Beng Feliciano, are committed to helping parents on the exciting and sometimes “bumpy” road of parenthood, by helping provide support in different ways.
One of the ways they do this is by partnering with different businesses, organizations and groups that can hold learning events at Medela House.
If you want to learn more about the different events held at Medela House, please send an email to medelamoms@gmail.com or mmi.tinar@gmail.com.
So nice that there are support groups now!
ReplyDeleteI imagine nung time ng mom ko - she was all alone with no clue nor help.
I had my toddler's yaya attend the seminar, okay naman siya.
So thankful to seminar organizers.. So helpful talaga!!
Love, Didi
so hard to find good help! been yaya-less for awhile now :( nice sana to make her attend if i had one.
ReplyDeleteI'm yaya-less now (happily haha) but I'm glad to see more seminars addressing househelp and yayas' need to take care of toddlers. I think toddlers are harder to take care of than babies!
ReplyDeleteOhh.. Glad there is a yaya seminar now coz i hear some stories from my former officemates about their yaya who don't know ow to do things. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe joys of motherhood...great thing that Medela could be a big help. Thanks for sharing.-MacySantos
ReplyDeleteYaya seminars are a great idea. I should have enrolled our previous yayas in seminars like this before to hone their skills and make them more knowledgeable in taking care of children.
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