• Usapang Parental

  • By: SBS
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Usapang Parental

By: SBS
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  • What are the challenges and rewards of parenting in a new culture? Hear stories from Filipino migrant families about raising kids in Australia, as well as parenting tips and advice from experts.
    Copyright 2024, Special Broadcasting Services
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  • A mother preserves the Filipino language through a playgroup in Australia

    A mother preserves the Filipino language through a playgroup in Australia
    Nov 20 2024
    A Melbourne mum started a playgroup to help her child socialise and maintain fluency in Filipino, taking the initiative to preserve the language.
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    8 mins
  • ‘Use it consistently’: How some parents teach the Filipino language to their children

    ‘Use it consistently’: How some parents teach the Filipino language to their children
    Aug 8 2024
    According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Filipinos account for 1.2% of Australia's total population, highlighting a growing community. However, as the community expands and Filipino-Australian children increasingly embrace Australian culture, many become disconnected from their heritage and language, often stating that they cannot speak their native tongue.
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    15 mins
  • The lack of Filipino playgroup in Cairns motivated this mum to create one

    The lack of Filipino playgroup in Cairns motivated this mum to create one
    Jul 25 2024
    In a heartfelt effort to connect her Filipino-Japanese child with her Filipino roots, first-time mum Lara Aoyagi launched the first Filipino playgroup in Cairns, Queensland.
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    12 mins

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