JANICE CRISOSTOMO VILLANUEVA

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Being a mom is the most difficult job in the world, and it is almost unimaginable for some to be able to address their parental duties while running a successful business.

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                    [Summary] => Women think otherwise. In fact, more and more Pinay mothers are thankful someone thought of the idea. "I know how it feels. I too had a dilemma when I started nursing Coby, my first born, in 1997. There were no local clothes designed specifically for breastfeeding so I had to make do with wearing polo shirts," says working mother Janice Crisostomo Villanueva.


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Know the mark of a ‘mompreneur’ at the 2nd Mompreneur Summit

September 2, 2013 - 12:00am

Being a mom is the most difficult job in the world, and it is almost unimaginable for some to be able to address their parental...

Lifestyle Business

Mommy Matters

By Monjie Lustre | May 13, 2001 - 12:00am

Women think otherwise. In fact, more and more Pinay mothers are thankful someone thought of the idea. "I know how it feels. I too had a dilemma when I started nursing Coby, my first born, in 1997. There were...

Starweek Magazine