Hooray for breastfeeding
“Breast milk is still best for babies up to 2 years of age…
Author: Gretchen Filart
Gretchen is a poet and essayist from the Philippines, where she embraces life with bipolar disorder and ADHD. Her confessional pieces unpack the complexities of grief, motherhood, relationships, intersections, and the human experience, garnering recognition from the Greg Grummer Poetry Contest and Navigator's Travel Writing Competition.
30 days later
As I recall snippets of birthing moments while rocking my daughter to sleep,…
Butchie’s Recipes: Simple Ham Cordon Bleu
I said simple. As it connotes, this recipe is made to be a…
Travel Tuesday: Sitio Lucia Resort, Bulacan
March officially marks the start of summer in the Pinoy calendar, and for…
My daughter has a vice
…And she’s only three weeks old. But it’s not one of ’em earthly…
And then, there were three.
This is the first time I go online in a week. And it…
Butchie’s Recipes: Chicken Pastel
The Filipino version of the American Chicken Pot Pie, Chicken Pastel is chicken…
Tagaytay: Sunrise Holiday Mansion
To celebrate Jigs’ 30th year on earth, we trooped to Tagaytay to visit…
Tagaytay: Sonya’s Garden and People’s Park in the Sky
Be it the summer or the cold months, Tagaytay remains a perennial favorite…
A DIY Maternity Photoshoot
A maternity photo shoot is one of those things I’ve always wanted to cross…
One More Time: Midas Hotel’s Lunch Buffet
In a recent DTC Mobile event, the pregnant explorer was fortunate to have once…
For the record
Lately, you might have noticed a few alliterations on my blog post titles…
Travel Thursday: Eight Waves Resort, Bulacan
Unbeknownst to some, Bulacan has more to offer than fireworks, chicharon and miraculous…
Grin Department Vocalist Hospitalized and Needs Help
It seems that the music industry is being plagued by physical illnesses these…
Travel Tuesday: Remembering Pagudpud, Baguio and La Union
It’s been almost a decade since we set foot on a rejuvenating journey to…
Whatever Weekend: A Walk Through Words At The Gardens
March 21 was World Poetry Day. I envy everyone who was able to celebrate…