I've been all kinds of mom, a single mom, a full time SAHM, a busy working mom for many years, and after leaving more than 16 years in the corporate, I am now a WAHM. Different phases in my life, different situations and different circumstances made me decide which kind of mom I should be with God's guidance and strength. It's not because I was pressured to be who I should be and it's not because I was dictated by anyone as well. I persevered and conquered every stage all for the same reason, my children.
But the road wasn't smooth all the time. I've been a mom three times over and still I sometimes don't get it. Really. I've made many choices, in fact experimented on some, to make sure I make it right. Sometimes it works, sometimes it fails. But what's the most important of all - and what God looks at - is my HEART. My intentions. And all I want is to be an intentional and loving MOM. And whether I do it right or wrong, I know and I keep on reminding myself when I forget, that I AM ENOUGH. That's my #Mompowerment story.
What is #Mompowerment?
The #Mompowerment Campaign is all about the power of sharing stories that connect moms to each other, making them feel they belong to something bigger, making them want to do better and be better because authentic, heart-filled stories empower.
Through Expo Mom, #Mompowerment is set to be a 7-month long, multi-platform campaign highlighting the stories of more than 50 moms from Manila as well as from around the Philippines such as Cebu, Davao, Negros, Cagayan de Oro and Baguio, sharing their #mompowerment moments so they can inspire others.  These are stories of success in the everyday pursuit of balance; stories of courage from moms who’ve undergone major trials and struggles in life; stories of moms who have gone beyond their hearth and homes to make a difference for others.  Cumulatively, these are all stories of moms who empower moms whether they are real moms, mompreneurs, influencers, experts, trailblazers or philanthropists.

Mommy Mundo hopes that through these stories, moms from all over the nation will learn to recognize their own mompowerment and share these stories by coming to Expo Mom, or by sharing their stories online, creating a strong, positive movement of empowered women.

Expo Mom 2018: #Mompowerment
Mommy Mundo’s flagship event Expo Mom is attended by over 12,000- 15,000 moms annually since its conception 11 years ago. Expo Mom 2018: #Mompowerment, slated for May 18-20 in Glorietta Activity Center, is the biggest and longest running, nationwide, mom-focused event, and will kick off the nationwide roadshow.

Expo Mom features more than 80+ booths, hundreds of brands of the latest products and services for moms, babies, children and families, part of which is Expo Mom’s trademark “mompreneur market” which it pioneered in 2008 at the first Expo Mom event. It will also feature all day demos and activities onstage, as well as inspiring “Mompowerment Talks”.

Here are some of the mompreneurs' booths you could expect at the ExpoMom:

Oli & Carol - Natural Baby Toys

Beginnings - my bunso's every day uniform which he uses up to this day!

Incy Rooms, Finn + Emma

Indigo Baby - where I got my most favorite Boncho - nursing cover which I use even when not nursing!

Expo Mom is also one of Manila’s most mom-friendly events as it features a cozy Mom Lounge for breastfeeding and diaper changing, a Dad Lounge, as well as a Kids’ Play Area.

Entrance fee to Expo Mom is P25.00, 100% of which will go to Mommy Mundo’s Momshare outreach programs. Mommy Mundo Passport holders get a free tote bag.  To apply for a Mommy Mundo Passport, simply go to www.mommymundo.com/join or get one at Expo Mom.

Expo Mom 2018 Roadshow Schedule:
Expo Mom Cebu: June 16, Ayala Center
Expo Mom Negros:  June 23, The District Northpoint
Expo Mom South: July 20, Alabang Town Center
Expo Mom North I:  July 14-15, Trinoma
Expo Mom North II:  October 6-7, Trinoma
Expo Mom Davao: September 1, Abreeza Mall
Expo Mom Central: September 21-23, Central Square BGC
Expo Mom CDO: October 20, Centrio Mall
Expo Mom Baguio: November 24, TBA

The #Mompowerment campaign is currently engaging real moms online to share their #Mompowerment moment on Mommy Mundo’s Facebook and IG social platforms.

Mommy Mundo invites moms to recognize their own empowered moments whether it be their personal successes and achievements, surviving major life challenges, or even daily victories such as getting fit, being create, running on zero, striving for home/life work balance, getting over mom guilt, multi-tasking mastery, skills in the kitchen, no yaya challenges or single motherhood.
Mommy Mundo believes #mompowerment begins with an awareness of being empowered, facing any situation with chin held high, and owning one’s strength and capabilities.

Expo Mom 2018; #Mompowerment is made possible by its co-presentors Baby Dove, PLDT, Sun Life, and Sweet Baby Diapers.  With support from Jason Magbanua’s Little Big Day Films, Mott’s 100% Apple Juice, Aller Plasma Sterilizer and Baby Zone. Official Online Media Partners Inquirer.net and InqPOP! And other media partners are Nickelodeon, Rucs Group of Companies , Newlyweds at Work (N@W), Project Lilo as well as its venue partner Ayala Malls, Glorietta.

For more info on Mommy Mundo, visit www.mommymundo.com or follow its social media accounts @MommyMundo on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

For more info on Expo Mom, visit www.mommymundo.com/expomom

For someone like me who just left the corporate world and chose to work at home or simply stay at home with kids, I personally know of the big difference working in a business organization compared to being self-employed.  One of the most important benefits that I now do not have is FREE medical benefits for myself and my dependents.

My husband who's still employed could get us all covered, but sadly, not for free.  He has to pay an enormous monthly fee amounting roughly to Php 8,000/month.  This amount will eat up part of our monthly allowance for food and groceries.  Ang mahal!  So since March, I have been searching online for more budget-friendly health cards which have the benefits I look for.

Two of the affordable and packed with benefits health cards I found that's perfect for myself and those with kids are MediCard RxER HealthCard and MediCard Health Check Card.

MediCard RxER Card
COST: RxER Health Card for Php 1,998 (good for one year). 
WHERE TO BUY: 
WHERE TO USE: You may use this card at any FREE STANDING MediCard clinic near you. Check this link for the location of these 14 clinics – http://fsc.medicardphils.com/
BENEFITS: 
Consultations/Tests/Procedures

• Free unlimited consults with primary care physicians, including pediatricians
• Pay only P350 for consultations with specialists and sub- specialists (ENT, ophthalmologists, cardiologists, etc.)
• 30% discount on laboratory and diagnostics tests
• 30% discount on surgeries and other services
• 30% discount on procedures at the Skin & Body Laser & Aesthetic Care Centre by MediCard

Preventive Healthcare Services - I personally LOVE this benefit because I was so used to having
my annual physical examination as required in my former 10-year employment.  With MediCard's RxER, you could enjoy this benefit.

• Annual Physical Exam (at any MediCard free-standing clinic and UROIC)
• Comprehensive Physical Examination
• Complete Blood Count
• Urinalysis (Urine exam)
• Fecalysis (Stool exam)
• Chest X-Ray

Dental Care Services (at select MediCard free-standing clinics only)

• Free one time oral prophylaxis
• Free dental consultations
• 30% discount on dental procedures

Emergency Care Coverage - To check the inclusions and exclusions of the coverage, please see – https://www.medicardphils.com/terms-and-conditions/


On May 15, 2018, MediCard will offer Buy 1 Take 1 for their RxER card. So for practical moms like you and me, we better not let this opportunity pass.
MediCard Health Check Card
For moms like me who have more than one child, actually, even if you have just one, this is the BEST health card you could purchase for yourself and your children.  Imagine, UNLIMITED CHECK-UP for one year for only Php500.00.  This is definitely is a practical purchase and one that you will not regret paying for.  After all, it's for your child/children's welfare.
COST: MediCard Health Check Card is only Php 500 (good for 1 year)
AGE LIMIT: NONE. No pre-acceptance medical exam required
WHERE TO BUY: You may purchase this at any FREE STANDING MediCard clinic near you. Check this link for the location of these 14 clinics – http://fsc.medicardphils.com/
BENEFITS:

• Annual Physical Examination
• Comprehensive Physical Exam
• Complete Blood Count
• Urinalysis (urine exam)
• Fecalysis (stool exam)
• Chest X-Ray
• Unlimited consultations with MediCard primary care physicians (general practitioners and family medicine physicians), general internists, general surgeons, pediatrician, and gynecologists (except maternity-related consultation) * Other specialists = Php350 flat rate
• 20% discount on laboratory or diagnostic tests

All MediCard Health Check Card benefits may be availed from Mondays thru Fridays and by appointment at the MediCard free-standing clinic where the card was purchased.

Aren't you relieved to know this good news from MediCard's RxER HealthCard and Health Check Card?  I don't know about you, but I am! :)

To get the latest updates about MediCard and their offerings, follow them on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/medicard.philippines

Mother's Day is just around the corner.  I usually get teary-eyed when the month of May starts for so many reasons.  First, it's my late mom's birthday month.  Second, it's my parents' wedding anniversary month.  Lastly, it's Mother's Day month.  A month when mothers all over the world are appreciated by their children and even their husbands for all the selfless love, service, and nurturing she gives to her children, the comfortable life she gives her husband - for not having to worry much about bathing the children or changing nappies or making school or travel checklists or finding anything that's lost in the house. LOL!  Real story right there.

Moms are usually surprised or asked what gifts she'd like to receive.  But more often than not, we reply with "Kahit wala na, basta complete tayo, ayos na." or with "Kahit ano, basta galing sa inyo."  But deep inside, we really want to receive something that would shout "She's the BEST MOM in the world!" without being too picky nor extravagant.

So I posted a survey on my Facebook Page to ask my mom followers what they really really want to receive this Mother's Day as a gift from their children or their husbands. Here were the responses:


I summarized the wish lists and surprisingly, we tend to overthink what to give our moms but simple lang ang gusto nila/namin/natin.  To those who hasn't bought any for their moms or wives yet, here are great REAL GIFT WISH LISTS from REAL MOMs.

1.  DIY Greeting Card/Letter/Note - This wasn't part of the wish lists you've seen above because this is my personal gift wish list.  I have a penchant for handwritten letters, DIY cards, which my mom taught me to do, and a simple thoughtful expression of love and appreciation.  This is of course the most practical gift of all!  No cost, just pure love, thoughtfulness, and a little effort in writing.

2.  Flowers - Say your feelings with flowers!  As they say, you can never go wrong with a woMOM if you show up with flowers.  Moms love receiving flowers.  It makes us feel more appreciated, affirmed, loved, and beautiful.  Like you're saying we're the best mom there is in the universe.  Make that a bouquet of beautiful and wonderfully arranged flowers!  Just like the one I received from Flower Chimp Philippines.  It's SAME DAY FREE DELIVERY for orders placed online before 10am, to anywhere in the country!

You may surprise her with a gift box with all the beauty essentials she'll need.  Shop for these in just one shop, Watsons PH.  Products for the hair (shampoo, conditioner, keratin oil, hair coloring kit, etc.), face (make-up, cleansers, toner, moisturizers, etc), body (lotion, soap, shower gels, etc.) and even food supplements are all there!  Put them nicely in one wooden box then tie neatly with a cloth ribbon and personalize your gift tag.  I am sure any mom would love that gift!

Oh by the way, have you seen their tear-jerker Mother's Day video which reminds us to love ourselves too?  Hindi pa?  See below:

City Garden Suites has an ongoing promo this Mother's Day called "A Suite Treat For Moms".  Book and stay until May 31st to get a free upgrade from a De Luxe to a One BR Suite with a buffet breakfast for 2 adults and 2 children, plus a complimentary massage for mom!

Or you may also check out other hotel staycations I had with my family in this post: List of Family Friendly Hotels With Swimming Pool

5.  Uninterrupted Sleep/Rest - THIS.. THIS IS PRICELESS.  Since I became a mom I don't remember having a complete and uninterrupted sleep.  But it's okay, but how we wish we could sleep longer and just do nothing.. well maybe Netflix and eat our favorite desserts or chips... sigh!  Nuff said.

6.  Food - Treat us please to a nice dinner or a lunch buffet, that's our wish.  But here we go again with being a selfless and simple mom, actually, just give us our favorite chocolate bar or a cake or a healthy food box or even a yummy sweet spaghetti such as these from Jollibee, Toblerone and Gold Seas Tuna Chunks

Zero to five years of age is the best time to take advantage of the baby's development of the brain, his language, social skills, and fine motor skills.  Parents should teach, sing, talk, and most importantly play with the children as much as they can during these important stages in their lives.

During play, our children learn a lot.  That's why it's essential to expose them to educational toys which will help them reach their learning potential.  One of the trusted toy manufacturers that support this is Fisher-Price.

According to Deborah, Weber, Ph.D. Director, Early Childhood Development Research from the USA, during an event I attended a few weeks ago, children develop at their own pace and reach milestones at different times.  Are you also guilty of comparing your child to another one of same age (only at the back of your head) when you see the things the other baby could already do?  Ako, yes, I am guilty of that.  But gladly, Dr. Deborah reminded every mom in the audience that each child is unique.  What parents could do to help their child learn is to support them with their learning road by giving them wonderful experiences as they grow from infants to young child. She also supports Fisher-Price's well-designed educational toys which has something for every child in different stages.

Sharing with you the differnt child stages, what they could already do and their milestones:
Ang ganda ng talk ni Dr. Deborah Webber and I really learned a lot.  Here were some of the parenting tips or learnings I picked up from her talk:

What's so important about choosing the right kind of toys for our kids?  Hindi ba pwedeng kung anong laruan ni Kuya, pwede na rin palaro sa bunso?  
No.  There are toys that could be over-stimulate a younger child which will not help in his brain development.  Always check the age-appropriate labels of the toys.  Toys which are interactive and challenging enough but without causing him frustration.  Plus, not all toys of older child's generation still meet the safety standard of toys today. 

How about exposing my child to differnt toys, kasi ang daming regalo nung birthday?
Dr. Webber answered this by saying, choose a few toys he would get used to seeing or playing each day.  Too much again would over stimulate the child.  If he gets tired of these set of toys, you may change the selection of toys every 3 months.

What is independent or unstructured play?
It's the time when our children play by themselves without us stepping in.  It's letting our children explore the educational toys and the surrounding by themselves so that they learn from these hands-on experience. 

Should I start reading to my child when he's already talking?
The earlier the better.  Read to the child even during infancy.  It's a great way to bond with them and studies show that reading could improve the child's language skills and increase their interest in reading.

Tantrums.  How to handle?
Let the child cry.  He throws tantrums when he can't express how he feels with words.  Give the child a few minutes to deal with his frustration.  When he's already calm, talk to the child about what the situation, reassure him of your love and be firm. 

Moms of this age are so lucky because there are so many resources that would help us (yes, kasama ako sa moms of little ones!) navigate through early childhood development and how toys play an integral part in their Physical, Cognitive, and Social & Emotional Development.  Honestly, being a mom of almost 15 years still doesn't make me an expert at all on motherhood and parenting.  There are still so many new things to learn each time.  Thanks to doctors who study how our children develops and of course to toy manufacturers such as Fisher-Price who have our children as their top of mind when designing quality and beneficial toys.  In every milestone, Fisher-Price is every step of the way.  Sharing with you age-appropriate Fisher-Price toys for your reference:

I am a mother of three boys and all these boys come from different childhood stages - a teenager, a young child, and a toddler.  I would never ever claim to be an expert mom because there's always something new to learn about motherhood and parenting each day and each transition of my children to the next childhood level.

My children have big gaps like 7 and 6 years apart so each already belong to different generations and parenting styles differ from each other. If there are a few items constant in parenting my children, it's always praying that we'll be able to give the best to them in all areas of their lives.

Last week, I had a privilege together with other mom bloggers, to attend a parenting talk given by Dr. Rita Paz Rowena A. De Guzman.  Dr. Rita is a well-known Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician.  I was all ears during her parenting talk because sometimes I thought I'm doing it right, but actually I am not in some areas.  Not that I see myself as not enough, but I am all for continuous learning and developing as an individual, as a wife, as a professional, and as parent.

Dr. Rita Paz Rowena A. De Guzman, Development and Behavioral Pediatrician

With Berlin Domingo of momiberlin

ANG SARAP MAGING KID DAHIL:

1.  Malaki Ulo, Pero Hindi Mayabang - children when they are about to come out of this world is normally in cephalic position, head down, because it's the heaviest part of the baby's body.  Why?  Its brain is filled with neurons (50B neurons grabe) which are double in number than what we have now and significant part is still developing.  So as parents we have to take advantage of this time to teach them new and of course good things.  It matters that we spend time with our children and talk to them as often as we could for them to pick up new words each day, for them to have faster motor skills development, and for them.

2.  Maraming Connections (or Synaptic Connections) - this just means, that the growth of the brain neurons connections should be maximized until the age of three or pre-school age because, at that time, our child have developed half of the brain connections that will be made in one's lifetime.  So as parents, we really have to take advantage of this time.  This made me quite guilty because I was working  most of my second child's preschool years.

3. Mabilis Pumick-Up - at an early stage our children learns fast and develops their fine motor skills, language, cognitive, and social skills as well.  But each child is unique so their development differs from one another even if let's say, same age.  Let's not compare our children from other children's developments.  For example, on walking, all my kids started walking by 10 months, if yours still isn't walking by 10 months, it's perfectly fine.  The average age of babies start to walk by 13 months.  Children also learn about their surroundings and how to interact through play.  So apart from guided play, I learned that they should be given a solitary play so they could discover things on their own.

4. Lumalaki, Tumatangkad/ Tulog nang Tulog- Do you remember when our parents or guardians used to say we should sleep in the afternoon para lalong tumangkad?  It's not a myth, it's scientifically true.  Our growth hormones are activated or released when sleep.  So sleep at night and nap time in the afternoon are important.  Here's a table of the recommended hours of sleep for our children. 
Also here are some tips to help them sleep better at night (works for adults too):
- No games or exposure to screens 6 hours before bedtime.
- No TV, not even the standby mode (red small light emitted even when TV is off)  When there are no TV our Melatonin hormones are released hence make us fall asleep well.
- Make room conducice to sleep, has to be well-ventilated, clean space and beddings too.

5. Matigas Ang Buto, Malakas Ang Tuhod - We all want our children to be tall right?  Height comes from first genes, next could be improved with good sleep, and third comes from the growth of the bones.  But environmental factors particularly nutrition may contribute to 20 - 40% of our children's weight.  I also learned that closure of growth plate for boys is until age 22 and for girls it's until age 18. 

6. Masaya, Masigla, Malambing - Kids who throw tantrums should be understood better by their parents.  They throw tantrums because sometimes they can't put their emotions into words to make their parents understand them.  They get frustrated.  Have you experienced this with your child?  What do you do?  I learned that when our child throws tantrums, we should ignore him, let him settle down, and don't give in to his wants.  When he is settled, it's best to embrace the child and let him know he is loved.

OUR KIDS NEED LOVE AND PROTECTION
Since they are kids, they are also prone to sickness and some other nutritional issues such as:
1. Sickness - Top 10 diseases from the ward discharges from 27 PPS-HAB accredited hospitals as of March 2018 are:
 - Pneumonia
- Diarrheoea
- Asthma
- Urirary system disorders
- Viral Infection of unspecified site
- Convulsions
- Volume depletion
- Lymphoid Leukemia
- Acute Respiratory Infections

2. Underweight - the poorest in the urban areas in our country suffers from this.

3. Stunt in growth - the poorest in the rural areas in our country are stunt in growth among children.

So given these facts, we were also taught about the right parenting styles and nutrition to be given to our kids.

MAKE THIS A BETTER WORLD FOR THE CHILDREN
DO WHAT'S TAMA FOR KIDS:
1. Quality Time vs Quantity Time?  Should be both! You can't offer quality time if time isn't enough.  It's important that when we are with our children, we engage with them and not just stick to our mobile phones or any gadget.  Let's read to them, sing to them, play with them, talk to them, and teach them good things.

2. 30,000 Words Per Day - Surprisingly, that's what our children need a day.  Woah, ako talaga I was like, is this even possible?  Well, according to Dr. Rita, Dr. Seus' Cat In The Hat book already has 1,626 words so if you read this 18x that makes 29,268 words.  But we don't want to do that.  We can fill this in by talking to them, singing to them, and just engaging with them because the average IQ of a child at age 3 was correlated to levels of daily talk to the child during the first three years of life.  So if child is almost 3 and has fewer than 25 words and can't combine them in a simple 2-word sentence, a consultation with a specialist is needed.

3. No screen time as much as possible for children under 2 years of age. - handheld scree time linked with speech delays in young children. 

4.  Play time recommended - for toddlers 1 - 3 years old, at least 60 minutes to several hours per day of physical activity plus at least 30 minutes of structured play.  For children 3-5 years old, at least 60 minutes of unstructured physical activity and at least 60 minutes of structured play.  They shouldn't be sedentary for greater than 60 minutes, except when sleeping.

5.  Good nutrition through food/food supplement intake - plate should have a combination of fruits, vegetables, meat, and grains/dairy.  They also have a recommended vitamin intake per day, see tables below.
But most of the time, because of child's food preference or mood, we can't give them the full nutritional requirement to ensure that they grow up healthy.  We need food supplements to give them the required vitamins and minerals which they cannot completely get from food.  An example of which is FERN Kiddimin, from the makers of FERN-C.

ABOUT FERN KIDDIMIN
FERN Kiddimin is a food supplement which has essential vitamins and amino acids to make them Magana, Matangkad, and Matalino which kids will love because of its orange flavor.

• Vitamin B Complex and Lysine - help our kids have good appetite
• Vitamin D3 and Chlorella - assist in keeping their bones strong
• Vitgamin A and Taurine - help promote mental sharpness

FERN Kiddimin is available in 60ml (P88.00 SRP) and 120ml (P158.00 SRP) bottles and available in drugstores, supermarkets, and FERN kiosks nationwide.

To be a parent isn't easy because it takes a village to raise a child well.  Good to know that we can rely on others like our husbands, our family, friends, pediatrician and of course a good food supplement such as FERN Kiddimin to ensure our children will have a healthy and memorable childhood. 

GIVEAWAY ALERT!!!
I want to share this and let you experience it as well.  If you want to bring home 2 bottles of FERN Kiddimin and a kiddie backpack, just comment below some parenting or nutritional tips that has been working with you and your child/children so that others who read this may learn from you as well.  Sharing is caring!

All tips will be given a random number which will be drawn via randomizer.org on May 12.  God bless everyone! 

Happy Parenting!  And Advance Happy Mother's Day!!! :)

When I was younger and still studying Science and Technology and after having been to the old Planetarium during one of our field trips, I never stopped wonder what’s out there in our space.  I’ve always been fascinated what’s outside earth, the universe, the galaxy, the moon, the starts, the sun, even aliens, do they exist?  But of course, when I became a mom, I shifted my fascination to my kids, human beings already, hindi na aliens.
But that outer space fascination was passed on to my boys, who love space ships and wonder about travelling to the moon, have watched about aliens’ existence on the internet and wonder what’s it like to be an astronaut.  Mind Museum’s newest travelling exhibition, Space Adventure: Journey to the Wonders of the Universe, turned their wild imaginations to reality last weekend during its opening.
The Space Adventure is divided to three areas.  First is the Fantastic Universe where kids will learn about our links to the stars, cosmic calendar, the Big Bang theory, and many more.  My kids enjoyed the Star Wheel, Geoboard, and the little one sat at the Draw An Alien activity table.
Second area is Discover Our Solar System, where we learned about our neighborhood in space, know why Pluto is no longer a planet, know our weights in different planets, phases of moon, and many more.  Speaking of differing weights in each planet, I tried weighing on Earth.  As a side story, I was filming the rise in kilograms as I stepped on the weighing scale hoping it would stop at a certain number, but it didn’t.  So I checked if it’s really Earth’s weighing scale I was stepping on, Earth naman.  As an adult, my takeaway is.. to start dieting.  Lol.  Kidding aside, the exhibits were all interactive, educational and super fun.  My kids enjoyed the different stations of learning.

Wessie the Space Explorer!

Overall, The Mind Museum’s Space Adventure exhibit was educational, is perfect for imaginative kids of all ages, safe for bigger kids (please don’t leave smaller kids alone to explore), and highly interactive.  Adults will also enjoy the exhibit because there are a number of interesting facts that I bet you didn’t know too.  The exhibit is spacious enough though their ventilation could still be improved.  Make sure you bring towels, a fan, and extra clothes because the kids will use all those extra energies they have to explore the Space Adventure exhibit.  The exhibit is conceived and created by The Mind Museum, with the support of exhibit partners Department of Science and Technology, Neltex, and LEGO.

It will be present for a limited time only, but good news!  They have an opening promo where you could enjoy two all-day passes to The Mind Museum and Space Adventure for only Php999 when you purchase your tickets from April 22 – May 22.
The Mind Museum Operating Schedule:
Tuesdays – Sundays: 9:00am to 6:00pm (closed on Mondays)
Time Slots: 9am – 10:30am | 10:30am – 12nn | 12nn – 1:30pm | 1:30pm – 3:00pm| 3:00pm – 4:30pm| 4:30pm – 6pm

Admission Fees:
SPACE ADVENTURE ONLY
Php 250 (Adult/Child – 1.5hrs timeslot)
Php 400 (Adult/Child – All Day Pass)
MUSEUM 3-hour visit + SPACE ADVENTURE
Php 775 (Adult)
Php 650 (Child/Private school student up to college)
Php 340 (Public school up to college/Teaching staff)
Students and Teachers are required to present a valid Philippine school ID/ID indicating “teacher”
For more information:
Email: inquiry@themindmuseum.org
Website: www.themindmuseum.org
Facebook/ Twitter/ Instagram: themindmuseum
#SpaceAdventurePH #TheMindMuseum