January 2005. A journal for mothers now available

Mirror: The Healthy Lifestyle Magazine

    Now available in National Bookstore outlets, Goodwill Bookstore, Merriam and Webster's Bookstore, Fully Booked Rockwell and Babyland stores is Mosman Communication's newest publication, "My Journey through Pregnancy." With it, mothers-to-be are assured of a keepsake-in beautifully designed pages and well-laid out sections, which include doctors' reminders, pictures, and hopes and dreams for the baby. The journal sells for P299 per copy.

    Mosman also publishes Medical Observer, the country's leading medical magazine that won an award for editorial excellence from the Society of Publishers in Asia in 2002, and The Filipino Midwife, a publication for midwives.

    Soon to hit the bookshelves is Baby Minder, a four-booklet baby care reference for mothers. It talks about baby's proper nutrition, grooming and hygiene, growth and development, and common illnesses

31 January 2005. Baby Minder

    Whether this is the first time you're having a baby or the third or fourth, the experience of parenthood can be both exciting and anxiety-ridden. After all, you consider the baby the biggest blessing you've received.

    Your friends, parents and your baby's pediatrician can all help you raise a healthy and happy child. But books and other reading materials can also offer some good tips-that's why Baby Minder is here.

    Published by Mosman Communications, Baby Minder is a series of four booklets offering practical tips on rearing your child-from Feeding Your Baby, Supporting Mental and Physical Growth to Grooming and Hygiene, and Conquering Common Illnesses.

    Baby Minder is now available in all National Book Store outlets, Goodwill Bookstore, Powerbooks and Babyland stores at only P50 per booklet.

13 November 2005. Baby Minder 2005 launch set

    Medical Observer, the country's leading medical magazine, will launch the 2005 edition of Baby Minder tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the National Bookstore at Shangri-la Mall.

    Baby Minder 2005 is composed of four booklets that cover various aspects of parenting-nutrition, mental and physical growth and development, grooming and hygiene and fighting common illnesses.

    Following the best-selling first edition launched in 2004, this year's edition of Baby Minder has more easy-to-follow tips, more exciting articles and more colorful photographs and illustrations.

    Published by Mosman Communications, Baby Minder is now available at National Bookstore, baby-care shops and magazine stands. Each booklet sells for P75, but a gift set of all four booklets is also available for only P250.

    Mosman is a pioneer in the field of medical publishing in the Philippines. It produces the monthly Medical Observer and the annual The Filipino Midwife, a publication for midwives and community-based health workers.

14 November 2005. 'Baby Minder 2005'

    Medical Observer, the country's leading medical magazine, will launch the 2005 edition of Baby Minder on Nov.14, at the national Bookstore at Shangri-la Mall, at 10 a.m. Baby Minder 2005 is composed of four booklets that cover aspects of parenting-nutrition, mental and physical growth and development, grooming and hygiene and fighting common illnesses. Published by Mosman Communications, Baby Minder is now available at National Bookstore.

20 November 2005. National Book Store recommends self-help books: Baby Minder 2005 by The Medical Observer

    National Bookstore recommends self-help books

    BABY MINDER 2005 By The Medical Observer

    These booklets contain simple but informative tips on everything concerning baby care. From conquering common illnesses to feeding an infant, grooming and hygiene to supporting physical and mental growth, mothers (and yayas) will surely have fun time taking care of their babies. The booklets are also available in Filipino.

8 December 2005. Baby Minder: Gabay sa pagpapalaki ng anak

Inquirer Libre

    Maraming bagong nangyayari at natututunan sa pagkakaroon ng isang sanggol sa pamilya-ito man ay panganay pa lamang, pangatlo o panlima. At dahil itinuturing ninyo na isang biyaya ang pagkakaroon ng anak, panay ikabubuti lamang niya ang inyong iniisip.

    Mayroong mga kapamilya at kaibigan na handing magpayo sa inyo sa anumang oras, ngunit malaki rin ang naitutulong ng mga babasahin upang masiguro ang kalusugan at kaligtasan ng inyong anak.

    Iyan ang dahilan kung bakit naririto ang edisyong Filipino ng Baby Minder.

    Naglalaman ng mga makabuluhan at praktikal na impormasyon tungkol sa iba't ibang aspeto ng pagpapalaki sa inyong anak, ang Baby Minder ay binubuo ng apat na booklet-Wastong Pagpapakain, Iwas-Sakit, Presko't Malinis, at Maliksi't Matalino.

    Inilimbag ng Mosman Communications, ang apat na booklet ng Baby Minder ay matatagpuan sa mga book store at specialty baby shops. Ang bawat booklet ay mabibili sa halagang P75, ngunit maari ring bilhin ang isang set ng mga booklet sa halagang P250.

    Inilimbag din ng Mosman Communications ang pangunahing babasahing para sa mga doctor na Medical Observer, ang nag-iisang magasing Filipino na pinarangalan sa 2002 Society of Publishers in Asia Awards for Editorial Excellence.

11 December 2005. For mom and for baby

The Philippine Starweek

Baby Minder 2005 is a set of four booklets covering various aspects of parenting like nutrition, mental and physical growth, grooming and hygiene, and fighting common illnesses. Individual books cost P75, but a gift set of four costs only P250. It's the perfect gift for those who are expecting or are rearing a baby. Available at National Bookstore.

12 December 2005. A better Baby Minder

    Coming at the heels of the best-selling first edition launched in 2004, Baby Minder returns this year with more easy-to-follow tips, more exciting articles, and more colorful photographs and illustrations. The new series focuses on how rearing healthy and happy kids is not merely about keeping them away from illness, but in instilling an overall sense of wellness. Baby Minder 2005 is composed of four booklets that cover various aspects of parenting-nutrition (Eating Right, Eating Well), mental and physical growth and development (Growing Up, Growing Well), grooming and hygiene (Looking Good, Looking Well), and fighting common illness (Feeling Good, Feeling Well). Published by Mosman Communication, Baby Minder was launched recently and can now be found at all National Book Store branches, baby-care shops, and magazine stands. Noted pediatrician Jean Villa-Real Guno, who was guest during the launch said Baby Minder is 'a welcome development in the field of pediatrics, (especially since) parenting is not taught in schools.