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Anything mommy blogger related here. This features blog events coverage. This blog also publish press release and write ups. Tips and tutorials on how to be an effective blogger.

This also include a list of top mommy blog in the Philippines.

In addition, here is the 5 SIMPLE STEPS TO BE A MOMMY BLOGGER:

1. Create a blog name that will represent you as a mommy blog. Sometimes it's good to include the noun mommy or mother or nanay.

2. Create an email the same as your blog name for branding purpose, in other words, for identification. After that, you can proceed to step 3 which is actually one of the most challenging part.

3. Open a blog. It has been debated for so many times which is the best blogging platform to use. For starters, I usually recommend blogspot because it is free. On the other han, if you are ready to shell out money, wordpress org is the best.

4. Design your blog. This sound like an easy task to do, it is actually, however, it can be very time consuming. The number of free templates for a blog is endless. To help you decide, set your blog tone and color. Will it be a dark themed blog? Light? What will be the primary colors? And from there, searching will be easier.

5. Lastly and most importantly, Start writing. The best way to start this is to introduce yourself. Likewise, you can also create a list of why you started a mommy blog. Or you can mention top 10 things that you would want your future readers to know about you.

Say Hello to New Cute Baby Bibs from Bibs Manila

Bibs Manila, a specialty store that provides trendy bibs for babies, has recently released it personalized collection that are cute, stylish and functional.

Baby bibs are one of the practical accessories of babies’ fashion. Just top it on any clothing and viola, your baby can be a fashionista.

Bibs Manila just opened in February 2019, and has served hundreds of mom and babies nationwide who are looking for stylish bibs without a hefty price tag. Their bib collection include many variations of bibs which come in beautiful designs that are a good match for baby boys and baby girls.

“Our aim is to make “dress ups” fun, comfy and functional by having a good bib that matches any outfit,” shares Bibs Manila operations head, Kit J. “Our personalized bibs are made with so much love and are good for those who want to have something extra special,” he adds.

Getting a bib from Bibs Manila is simple. Just visit their website bibsmanila.com, select your bib and pay online. You may also follow them on their Instagram account, bibs_manila and fill out their order form.

Their bibs are made of quality fabrics with the baby’s comfort in mind. They can be worn for everyday use or for special occasions.

For details, please visit bibsmanila.com; IG bibs_manila

Emirates Movie List for April 2019

This April, Emirates has got a whole new list of movie-inspired travel locations to add to your own wish list. These wonderful storylines inspire us to journey into their worlds, whether it’s dancing in Los Angeles’ Griffith Observatory in La La Land, attending a Singaporean wedding at the Gardens by the Bay in Crazy Rich Asians, or bathing on the pristine shores of the Philippines’ very own Zambales in the Cathy Molina-directed My Perfect You. With 4,000 channels and over 1,000 movies on select flights to choose from on ice, including all-time Filipino favorites, find out where wanderlust will take you next with our award-winning inflight entertainment!

Philippines (My Perfect You, Siargao, The Hows of Us, Miss Granny)

Be entertained like you never left home, with dozens of new titles that are proudly Filipino-made. Be mesmerized by the beautiful beaches of Zambales in My Perfect You or be enthralled by the waves of Siargao in Siargao. If you would rather explore the city, titles like The Hows of Us and the Filipino remake of Korean hit Miss Granny might just be right up your alley, set in the sprawling urban jungle that is Metro Manila.

New York City, USA (Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, I Feel Pretty, Marvel, Molly’s Game)

A screenplay favorite, New York City is home to many Marvel superheroes at the Flat Iron Building, grand romantic gestures at the top of the Empire State Building and plot turning points at Grand Central Station. This month on ice, you can arrive in 1920s Ellis Island with Newt Scamander in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and continue the action-packed sequel in Paris with Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. You can also await an FBI trial decision by ice-skating in Central Park with Molly’s Game and find your confidence with Amy Schumer in fashion heartland Fifth Avenue in I Feel Pretty.

Los Angeles, USA (La La Land)

“City of Stars, are you shining just for me?” Hollywood comes alive for Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone in the award-winning musical, La La Land about an aspiring pianist and struggling actress who fall in love. Tap dance under the stars in Griffith Observatory and catch a behind-the-scenes tour of Hollywood at Universal Studios or Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. Movie buffs can also hunt for their favorite celebrities’ names on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and tour the Dolby Theatre where the Academy Awards are hosted annually.

Singapore (Crazy Rich Asians)

While Crazy Rich Asians is set against a backdrop of opulence in Singapore, you can follow Rachel and Nick’s footsteps to many of the locations in the film! Savor Michelin star-winning hawker’s cuisine in Newton Food Centre, tour CHIJMES cathedral where Araminta and Colin’s grand wedding takes place, and feel awe-inspired by the sculptural supertrees at the iconic Gardens by the Bay where the wedding reception in the final scene is set. Other memorable glimpses of Singapore that you’ll want to catch for your Instagram include the city’s emblem Merlion on Sentosa Island, bustling heart of Orchard Road and for the animal lovers: Jurong Bird Park and the Night Safari.

London, United Kingdom (Bohemian Rhapsody and Mary Poppins Returns)

Rami Malek won Best Actor for his biopic role as Queen’s lead singer, Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody. The band’s original day-long Live AID concert in 1985 took place at the legendary Wembley Stadium. London of course has many more notable places to visit. In Mary Poppins Returns, Emily Blunt bikes past Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and St. Paul’s Cathedral while Mr. Banks is shown working at the Bank of England. Other supercalifragilisticexpialidocious locations to visit in London include Westminster Abbey, Madame Tussauds, Big Ben and for the shopping lovers, Oxford and Regent Street to name a few!

Budapest, Hungary (Spy)

Comedy espionage-thriller, Spy follows Melissa McCarthy’s Susan and Jude Law’s Fine as CIA agents to Paris, Budapest, and Rome – and you can do the same! Track their whereabouts at Lake Balaton and the Hungarian State Opera House. Susan’s civilian cover is put to the test at the Four Seasons’ Gresham Palace, one of the most opulent hotels in Europe, and more so when she pursues an assassin on Zrinyi Street near St. Stephen’s Basilica.

Jaipur and Udaipur, India (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel)

Known as “The Pink City” for its rose-colored architecture, Jaipur and its fellow Rajput “City of Lakes” Udaipur, are as whimsical, historical, and lovable as The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and its sequel. The hotel scenes were filmed at the Ravla Khempur, a heritage Marwari equestrian palace you can visit northeast of Udaipur, while the five-star bar where Madge pretends to be royalty is actually the Hotel Narain Niwas Palace in Jaipur. The hotel guests later journey to the famous Taj Lake Palace Hotel (also seen in a 1983 James Bond movie) notable for its exquisite high tea service. Other beautiful places to visit for the history and architecture fans, are the Hawa Mahal, Amber Palace and City Palace.

Athens, Greece (Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again)

Though Mamma Mia is set in a fictitious Greek island, you can visit Athens and sing-along to the soundtrack! This capital city offers breathtaking ancient civilization sites like the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and the Temple of Zeus, in addition to family-owned restaurants in Plaka, much like the hotel and restaurant Sophie plans to launch in honor of Donna.

Bali, Indonesia (Eat Pray Love)

After a difficult divorce, Julia Roberts’ character journeys to Italy, India, and Indonesia to eat, pray, and find love. You can endeavor to find the same inner balance with her at the traditional Ubud Traditional Art Market, Gunung Kawi temple, and Ubud Palace in Bali. A backpacker’s delight, you can also journey to the tiny island of Gili Meno, where the original novel concludes, for beautiful beaches, barbequed seafood, and snorkeling.

Paris, France (Mission Impossible: Fallout)

Tom Cruise’s Ethan Hunt sets out on a particularly daring mission spanning parts of Queenstown, New Zealand; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; and Pulpit Rock, Norway in addition to scenes in Paris, France. Mission Impossible: Fallout features car chases through quintessential Paris landmarks such as the Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, and Notre Dame cathedral while he lands on the glass roof of the Grand Palais with a parachute. Other scenes include a moment of treachery revealed at vantage point Trocadero and speed boat escape through the trendy waters of Canal St. Martin.

Where will your travels take you to next, movie lovers? Book your next film-inspired holiday with Emirates at: www.emirates.com.

Building The Future of our Nation by Planting Trees

What does it take to build a nation? There are many possible ways, and one of them is helping the environment become sustainable and healthier in the future by planting more trees. If every Filipino plants one tree a year, we can be shielded from calamities while having more than enough supply to meet the demands of our forest industry.

Planting trees act as life support for ecosystems. Forests are known as the lungs of our planet. These absorb more carbon dioxide and other potentially harmful gasses, including sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide, from the air and release oxygen. Aside from this, it also provides habitat and food for animals ensuring the diversity of flora and fauna on our planet.

Trees serve as shields against calamities. Planting more trees, especially in the rural and upland areas of the country, helps minimize the impact of natural disasters, reduce landslides, keeps the ground fertile, and slows down mudflows. These trees can also absorb rain on the mountain slopes, preventing casualties during dangerous typhoons.

We can increase biodiversity by planting one tree at a time. Making the Philippines greener is a collective effort that needs to be undertaken by both the government and by the citizens. In 2016, according to then Forest Management Bureau (FMB) Director and now Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Assistant Secretary Ricardo Calderon, having a sense of group and individual volunteerism with the support of the private sector can contribute to the success of the Bureau’s ongoing reforestation program. Moreover, pushing for bills such as the Sustainable Forest Management Act and joining causes that advocate tree planting can secure natural sustainability for all life forms.

Production of responsibly sourced wood contributes to the country’s economic growth. Aside from making a more sustainable Philippines, trees can also help propel our economy forward. From the development of plantations to the harvest of mature trees, the entire process requires manpower, which will then create jobs and provide more stable and dependable income sources. It will also produce raw materials needed for furniture and building infrastructures that will last, therefore making way for business opportunities locally and internationally.

One of the organizations pushing for sustainable forest management is the Philippine Wood Producers Association (PWPA). They believe that by ensuring that there is a balance between the needs of the people and the viability of the forests, a more prosperous and sustainable future for the entire country can be achieved. They continuously promote wood, which when harnessed sustainably, can be an important driver for growth and development for many communities, and by extension for the entire economy as well.

“Trees really play a vital role in ensuring the well-being of our country.” PWPA Chairman Charlie H. Liu said. “We believe that by taking care of trees and our forest we can ensure that countless generations of Filipinos can still enjoy the blessings of mother nature. We also know that if we take care of our forests, it can help countless Filipinos who depend on the forestry sector and in wood production as their primary source of livelihood.”