Mommy Pehpot, Author at Mommy Pehpot

DOLE Working Child Permit Application

Akala ko dati, kapag content creator lang at hindi naman artista ang anak, hindi na kailangan ng Working Child Permit (WCP). Pero ayun, may mga projects pala na kailangan din nito, of course, paid naman ang mga campaigns na ganito. Huwag ka papayag na required ang WCP kung hindi paid ha. Dati, puwedeng online application lang, pero ayon sa bagong memo ng DOLE, kailangan na face-to-face na ang pag-apply ng permit. And this is my experience for DOLE Working Child Permit Application, hopefully makatulong sa mga mommies or daddies na first time gagawin ito.

Step 1: Prepare the DOLE Working Child Permit Requirements

The agency I’m working with for this campaign is very helpful. Sila talaga ang nag provide ng mga kailangan ko and helped me sa bwat step by step ng application. Always checking on me and making sure na walang hassle on my part. Kaya shout out guys!! I super duper love working with your TEAM!!!

2 passport-size pictures ng bata
PSA Birth Certificate ng bata
Government issue ID ng parent
Medical certificate (must be within 1 month ng application)
School certificate (proof na enrolled ang bata)
Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the company – dapat naka-state doon ang salary at notarized
Filled-out application form for the Working Child Permit – notarized din
Bank certificate – required only kung renewal na, hindi na kailangan for first-time applicants

Pro tip: prepare extra copies just in case may kulang o nagkaproblema sa printing.

Based on my experience applying for DOLE Working Child Permit sa DOLE PAPAMAMARISAN office, may photocopy na sila doon, so kahit hindi original docs ang dala mo at wala ka extra copy, they will make one for you at no cost.

Step 2: Submission at the DOLE Office

Para sa mga taga Pasig, Pateros, Mandaluyong, Marikina, at San Juan, ang DOLE PAPAMAMARISAN office ay nasa Floro Printing Building, Meralco Avenue corner EDSA, malapit sa Estancia Mall. PAPAMAMARISAN is Pasig, Pateros, Mandaluyong, Marikina, San Juan.

Pagdating sa office, ipapasa mo lang ang application with complete DOLE Working Child Permit requirements. Mabilis lang ang process kung kumpleto ka.

Step 3: Zoom Orientation

The next day after submission, may Zoom orientation si DOLE para i-discuss ang rules sa child employment at reminders sa mga parents. Maganda rin kasi very informative at malinaw ang explanation nila.

Step 4: Payment and Releasing of Permit

After ng zoom orientation, wait for confirmation kung ready na ang Working Child Permit ID ng anak mo. You need to go back sa DOLE PAPAMAMARISAN office to pick up and pay 100 Pesos.

Timeline and Expenses

Monday: Submitted application form and other documents
Tuesday: Zoom orientation
Wednesday: Permit released

Documents Processing Time:

Medical certificate – same day
School certificate – 1 day
Bank certificate – 2 days

Expenses:

Notary (2 docs): ₱300
Picture: ₱399
Card: ₱100
Bank certificate: ₱100
School docs: ₱100
Total: ₱999

Final Thoughts

Sa totoo lang, akala ko hassle ang pagkuha ng DOLE Working Child Permit, pero naging smooth ang process dahil kompleto ako sa requirements (again salamat sa agency for this) at maayos ang system ng DOLE. Very accommodating din si Sir Abbu from DOLE. Sulit naman ang pagod.

Kaya sa mga parents na may anak na may modeling, commercials, or film projects — siguraduhin nyo munang kumuha ng DOLE Working Child Permit. Simple lang ang process basta kumpleto ang documents.

Mommy Blog Philippines Advantages

You know that feeling that everyone is on social media like Tiktok, Facebook, or Instagram (and threads)? There are so many Tiktok Moms Philippines sharing relatable contents, parenting hacks, what food to eat for big family. Ang dami na din Instagram mommies sharing beautiful photos and short videos of their family, sa sobrang dami, ang sarap minsan magbabad lang sa IG! And it’s really fun because you instantly feel like you’re part of a bigger mommy community. But here’s the truth: having a Mommy Blog Philippines still has unique advantages that social media alone can’t give.

As a mom blogger myself, I’ve seen how a blog becomes more than just an online diary—it’s a legacy, a resource, and even a platform for opportunities.

1. You Own Your Space

Social media platforms can rise and fall—remember Friendster or Multiply? Hindi kase sayo yung space. All the things that you post on social media, in a click, the host can delete everything. With a blog, you’re not at the mercy of algorithm changes, you are not at the mercy of trigger happy “reporters” who may come for your account. Owning a Mommy Blog Philippines means you have full control over your content, your design, and the way you engage with readers. It’s your digital “home” where your stories stay authentic and lasting.

2. Mommy Blog Philippines Are Searchable for Years

One of the biggest advantages of blogging is searchability. Social media posts often disappear in the endless scroll, but blog articles remain searchable for years. Imagine another mom searching “tips for breastfeeding” or “best family resorts in the Philippines”—your blog post can still show up and help them long after you’ve written it. That’s long-term impact that reels or posts can’t always match. My blog still receive hits for posts I have written 5 or 10 years ago. Younger moms are reading about me because of it. If this is in social media, wala na, matabunan ka lang ng bagong trending, nakalimutan ka na ng tao.

3. A Mommy Blog Philippines Builds Authority

When you consistently share stories, insights, and helpful tips, you slowly build credibility in your niche. A Mommy Blog Philippines doesn’t just document your journey—it becomes a trusted resource for moms seeking advice, encouragement, or even product reviews. Over time, this authority opens doors for collaborations, speaking engagements, and brand partnerships.

4. A Community Beyond Likes and Shares

Yes, social media engagement is fun, but blogs create deeper and more meaningful connections. Readers often leave thoughtful comments, send emails, or share how your story touched them. A Mommy Blog gives room for these real conversations and helps build a supportive mommy community that goes beyond likes and quick reactions.

5. A Source of Income and Opportunities

Blogging can also be a rewarding source of income. I do admit thought that I earn more with my social media accounts than in blogging, but still, there is opportunity. Through sponsored posts, ads, or affiliate marketing, your Mommy Blog Philippines can provide steady income streams. Many brands continue to value blogs because of their SEO impact, their credibility, and their long-term visibility compared to fleeting social posts.

Conclusion

Even in an age dominated by short-form videos and viral trends, a Mommy Blog in the Philippines remains an advantage. It’s searchable, lasting, and offers moms a powerful platform to share, inspire, and grow. Social media may be trendy, but blogs are here to stay.

And just to prove that blogs continue to matter—Mommy Pehpot was recently ranked #1 in FeedSpot’s Top Asian Mom Blogs 2025. This recognition is proof that blogging is alive, relevant, and still an important platform for moms everywhere. So if you’ve been thinking about starting a blog or keeping yours alive, remember: your stories matter, and your blog can make a difference.

Pinoy Creamy Sopas Recipe

Pinoy Creamy Sopas Recipe with Alaska Evaporated Classic Milk for my Big Family.

Alam niyo na siguro—malaki pamilya ko! Kapag dinner time, hindi puwedeng small pot lang. Kailangan big pot talaga kasi lahat may kanya-kanyang mangkok. Kaya sa mga rainy days, my go-to recipe is none other than Pinoy Creamy Sopas. It’s warm, filling, and with the help of Alaska Classic Evaporated Milk, nagiging extra creamy at masustansya pa.

Why Pinoy Creamy Sopas is Our Family Favorite

Sopas is not just soup for us, it’s comfort food. Perfect siya on cold or rainy days kasi complete meal na: may pasta, gulay, and meat. But what really makes Sopas special in our home is the creamy twist from Alaska Evap.

Sa laki ng pamilya ko, kailangan ko ng recipe na hindi lang masarap but also nutritious. And here’s the best part: kahit picky eater pa ang kids, once they taste this creamy goodness, ubos agad ang bowls nila!

Alaska Classic: The Secret to creamy dishes

I know pwede naman ibang milk, pero ever since, Alaska Classic Evap na talaga gamit ko. Gawa ito sa totoong gatas, kaya masustansya at perfect for kids. Plus, it makes Pinoy Creamy Sopas so rich and flavorful.

Sa laki ng pamilya ko, malaking bagay na busog na sila, happy pa sila sa lasa. That’s why I trust Alaska to deliver both creamy sarap and sustansya in every meal.

How to Cook Pinoy Creamy Sopas with Alaska Classic Evap

Ingredients:

2 tbsp oil
1 onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup chicken breast, shredded
1 piece hotdog, sliced
1 medium carrot, diced
1 small cabbage, shredded
2 cups elbow macaroni
4 cups chicken broth
1 can Alaska Classic Evap
Salt and pepper to taste

Procedure:

In a big pot, sauté onion and garlic until fragrant.
Add chicken and hotdog, cook until lightly browned.
Pour in chicken broth and bring to boil.
Add macaroni and cook until soft.
Mix in carrots and cabbage, simmer for 5 minutes.
Finally, pour in Alaska Classic Evap. Stir well and season with salt and pepper.

In just a few steps, you’ll have a pot of Pinoy Creamy Sopas ready to serve the whole family.

Creamy Sopas Brings Families Together

For me, the best part is not just the cooking—it’s seeing my kids peek into the pot habang nagluluto ako, lining up with their bowls, and hearing them say, “Ang sarap! Ang creamy!” habang kumakain.

That’s the magic of Creamy Sopas with Alaska Classic Evap—hindi lang siya masarap at creamy, kundi masustansya pa, kaya busog at happy ang buong pamilya.

Kaya if you’re looking for a hearty and creamy meal, try my version of Creamy Sopas. Sa bawat kutsara, ramdam mo ang init, sustansya, at saya—perfect talaga for big families like mine.