Dalawang Bahay
Ana misses Papa, but hides it so Mama won't be sad.
Why Para sa Bata
A separation brings anger, hurt and regret. When we are in that much pain, it is easy to see only our own side of the story.
Children feel it too. They have their own fears and questions, but they often keep them inside to protect Mama or Papa.
Para sa Bata tells short stories through a child's eyes. They help parents pause, see what their child may be feeling, and remember that the relationship may end, but the care for the children goes on.
The stories
Ang Kumot ni Migo
Little ones feel safe when both homes feel the same.
Ang Naaalala Ko
Ana at 15 remembers being the messenger between two homes.
Coming soon
Guides for both parents
For the parent with the kids, and for the parent who wants more time. Practical steps, reviewed by a family lawyer.
Help near you
How barangay mediation works, and where to find your local Public Attorney's Office and DSWD office.
When co-parenting isn't safe
If there is violence or abuse at home, your safety and your children's safety come first. The advice on this site is not meant for that situation.
911National emergency hotline. It also takes reports of violence against women and children.
You can also go to the VAW Desk at your barangay hall. Under Republic Act 9262, you can ask for a protection order.
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