If you're looking for a family-friendly hotel in Tagaytay that keeps kids entertained and parents relaxed, Hotel Kimberly Tagaytay deserves a spot on your list. We've stayed here three times — and popped in once more just for the breakfast buffet — and every single visit has given us a different reason to love the place. As parents to a child with autism, finding a location that is welcoming, accommodating, and stress-free makes all the difference, and this hotel truly delive

I knew way before that I would have sleepless nights once I had a baby. But I never knew that this so-called “autism sleep problem” was a battle I would force myself to do for years. My son would usually be like any of these: He would sleep late afternoon, woke up at around 7 pm, and would be okay to go to bed again at 1 am. At bedtime, he would like to walk around the bedroom and just refuse to lay himself in bed. Up to 3.5 years old, he would still want to be coddled like a

It usually hits me at 2 a.m. I'll be lying in bed after an ordinary day, nothing dramatic, just the usual routines and small moments that make up our life together, and then the thought slips in, uninvited: Who will take care of my child with autism when I'm gone? If you're a parent raising a child with autism or other special needs, I think you know this fear. It doesn't feel dramatic when it happens. It just feels quiet and heavy, like something you're not supposed to say o

One of the most common topics I see in Autism-related forums here in the Philippines is this: what should actually be written on our child's Person With Disability ID (PWD ID)? Our kids may all share the same diagnosis — Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) — but the classification printed on their IDs can vary widely. Depending on the city, the doctor, or the assessing office, you might see any of these: These are the common classifications: Autism Intellectual Disability Mental D