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Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

Baby In My Belly campaign launch

Liza C. Cabrera - The Freeman

CEBU, Philippines - A campaign to raise awareness on the needs of pregnant mothers and their babies-to-be was launched recently at the Activity Center of Ayala Center Cebu.

Richwell Phils Merchandising Manager Ritz Bernardo said that the "Baby In My Belly" campaign promotes respect for every pregnant mother, giving her the exceptional support that she needs.

Pigeon as makers of baby and mother care products looks after the needs of mothers and mothers-to-be through high quality, user friendly and durable products that ensure proper and healthy ways of supporting pregnant women.

The campaign highlights not only the well being of pregnant women but also the soon-to-be babies by persuading other people to show to the pregnant women the protection and care that they deserve.

Bernardo said that in Japan everyone, starting from the government, would show their care and support for each pregnant mom by giving her respect, care, love and special treatment. For example, hospitals, airlines, railways and other companies in Tokyo provide pregnant women with badges so that other passengers can offer their seats, especially during rush hour.

She added that this campaign made Japanese moms feel exceptional, and Pigeon Philippines wants to extend this kind of treatment to Filipino moms, as well.

Part of Pigeon's advocacy includes the release of The Pigeon Mom Pregnancy Etiquette Guide, which provides pointers on how pregnant women should be treated and how the community could provide them the support that they need.

Mom's Pocketbooks containing significant charts to be filled up during regular visits to the doctor were also distributed to pregnant moms.

The campaign also initiated events, activities, and special workshop sessions on important issues for pregnant mothers.

Certainly, beauty is relative and pregnancy is a beautiful blessing. Pigeon's Baby in my Belly advocacy shows the greatest commitment towards meeting the needs of pregnant mothers, babies and their families.

 

 

 

Marco Polo Plaza’s Blu Bar & Grill is one of tatler Philippines’ best restaurants in 2012

 

From twilight to moonlight, there is no place like BLU. This year, the country’s ultimate arbiter of high society, taste and glamour, Philippine Tatler, awards Blu Bar and Grill as one of the Philippines’ Best Restaurants.

Every year since 2004, Philippine Tatler has been helping its readers navigate through the country’s rich culinary scene in their guide to fine dining by releasing the book, Philippines’ Best Restaurants. This year, they have selected BLU as one of the best in the country not only for its food and service, but for its breathtaking setting and view.

In the Best Restaurants Guide, Philippine Tatler said, “This alfresco restaurant, located a thousand feet high, provides an unparalleled dining experience with a spectacular panoramic vista of Cebu city and neighboring islands.”

Take your dining experience to greater heights at BLU and try its superb signature items such as US Angus Steak and Seafood Extravaganza.  Cap the night with moonlight cocktails while enjoying the view, a beautiful canvas of city lights. You may also visit www.marcopoloplazacebu.com  and take a look at their menu.

Blu Bar & Grill is located at the Penthouse of Marco Polo Plaza Cebu. It serves a variety of innovative appetizers, grilled specialties, seafood, international desserts and award-winning cocktails. For reservations, call (032) 253 1111. (FREEMAN)

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ACTIVITY CENTER OF AYALA CENTER CEBU

ANGUS STEAK AND SEAFOOD EXTRAVAGANZA

BABY IN MY BELLY

BEST RESTAURANTS

BLU BAR

BLU BAR AND GRILL

IN THE BEST RESTAURANTS GUIDE

MARCO POLO PLAZA

PART OF PIGEON

PHILIPPINE TATLER

PREGNANT

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