Empowering Women in Subic: Connected Women Subic Hosts An Innovative Meetup Experience

Exciting news for the women of Subic! Get ready for the first Connected Women Meetup of 2023 , happening simultaneously in different municipalities across Zambales and beyond. The Connected Women Subic Meetup will be hosted by Jen Cajucom and co-hosted by Mitch Carvalho and Lynn Singian. It will be held on February 15, 6pm at Kairos House of Blends , located at the ground floor of the Balai Subik building along National Highway, Mangan-Vaca, Subic. And that's not all. Other municipalities in Zambales will also be holding their own meetups, with Myra Concepcion hosting Connected Women Castillejos, Melissa Moscoso for Connected Women San Felipe and April Mora for Connected Women Olongapo. This will be in conjunction with Connected Women's community-led meetups held all over the Philippines and in other countries. Since 2018, Connected Women meetups in Zambales have been hosted by Jen Cajucom and held as a single meetup for the whole province every 6-weeks. This time around, a
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ReplyDeletegoing outdoors with your kids, make sure to bring with you their extra
clothes, clean towel, water to drink, food and most especially an
alcohol or a hand sanitizer We always have a small bag ready when we go out, either a stroll sa park or mall. Except, we really don't bring any hand sanitizer. Just rubbing alcohol.
Alcohol is really important specially when you're outdoors. The other thing which my mom would always let me do in times like this is to prepare a while bowl filled with water and immerse my opened eyes in it. That way, I don't have to rub my hands in my eyes and prevent irritation. It may not be as handy as listed above when your outdoors but I think a good one when your indoors.
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I usually do Step 1, which is to ask my boy to cry. Thankfully, it works and I don't need to bring him to a doctor.
ReplyDeletei always bring 70% ethyl alcohol :)
ReplyDeleteoh yes, i remember my mom let me do that when I was still a kid, thanks for reminding me :)
ReplyDeletei do not need to ask my kids to cry, they cry a lot when they were still small ahaha
ReplyDeletethis happened to me when i was a child. i was looking up at our star apple tree and a speck got into my eye. my yaya (nanny) blew onto my eye to remove it) but even with it gone, my eye still felt as if the speck is still there.
ReplyDeleteas an adult, my concern is my eye lash. i frequently get a piece of eyelash in my eye. so what i do now is the water technique. I open my eye in flowing water. works perfectly.
This is a pain, back when I was a kid. I agree, running water is the safest thing to use. But sad to say, we always do the blowing method to get rid of the speck.
ReplyDeleteWah, bawal pala hipan ang mata pag napuwing. Now I know. Thanks. :D
ReplyDeleteBlowing into the eyes, which is usually our first reaction, is not safe coz of saliva might get into the eye and bacteria/virus from the saliva could contaminate it.
ReplyDeleteSo this is the how to do it..
ReplyDeleteYay. When something gets into my eyes, I simply don't blink it will be washed away by my tears.
my little boy always gets bruised and scratched every time he plays. i don't remember him experiencing this. if he does, i think he has already rubbed his eyes so hard that the irritant has been dislodged. hehehe.
ReplyDeleteoh yes, the eyelash, it happened to me too
ReplyDeletemy mom also do blow my eyes when a mote gets in, but as soon as I learned it was not proper, I did not do it with my kids :)
ReplyDeleteto prevent eye infection :)
ReplyDeletecorrect :)
ReplyDeleteyou cry too? hihi just kidding :)
ReplyDeleteahihi, but be vigilant next time Mommy Pinx, your husband is a doctor so there's nothing for you to get worried :)
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