Many parents have wondered at some point if they're giving their child the right milk. One day, their child refuses to finish a glass. The next, they complain of an upset tummy or struggle with hard stools. While these concerns can have many possible causes, they often leave parents asking whether it's time to switch to another milk. With so many products making different nutrition claims, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, there are a few simple signs parents can look for beyond what's printed on the front of the can. Signs of a Fresh Milk Formula The way a milk formula looks, smells, and tastes can offer clues about its quality. A Fresh Milk Formula should have a mild, natural dairy aroma without a strong or overpowering fragrance. It should taste pleasantly milky and not overly sweet, allowing the natural flavor of milk to come through. Once prepared, it should also have a smooth and creamy texture. Parents can also ob...
GCash Wais Tindera caravan reaches Iloilo, promoting responsible borrowing and financial tools for MSMEs
Building a successful business takes more than access to capital—it also requires the right financial knowledge and digital tools. To help local entrepreneurs strengthen both, GCash and Fuse Financing gathered hundreds of nano, micro, small, and medium enterprises (NMSMEs) in Iloilo for the Wais Tindera Caravan, a financial and business literacy program designed to help them grow with confidence. In celebration of MSME Month, GCash reaffirmed its commitment to empowering Filipino nano, micro, small, and medium enterprises (NMSMEs) by providing the financial tools, digital solutions, and knowledge they need to grow with confidence. Through the Wais Tindera Caravan, GCash continues to support local entrepreneurs with practical resources that help them strengthen their businesses, adapt to changing market conditions, and unlock more opportunities for growth. Iloilo MSMEs gather for a one-day financial literacy session, unlocking digital tools to scale their businesses. “My message t...