16/09/2025
Gibidli man siguro ning inahana ni lami kusnitog bugan!
Sa akoa nga case mas gusto jud unta kog moreno ag ahoa anak inig dako kay kakita jud ko unsa ang struggles ni Sasha everytime ting summer diri or if mabuwad sija sa init grabe delikado kaajo if di makapahid ug sunscreen plus ang possibility of skin cancer taas kaajo, sigeg check sa mga moles nga motubo if di ba delikado and magbutang ug tambal sa tibuok panit from time to time para ma prevent. Ingana ka hassle ang naay putig panit unja i underestimate ra ang moreno nga panit?
Sa atoa kadalasan mao ni mga linya everytime makakita sa atoa baby, "Hala pution man ang mama, morena/moreno lagi si baby?” Like seriously?
Stop the Obsession with Fair-Skinned Babies!!!
Maka sad nga sa Pinas, most people believe that someone’s worth depends on how fair their skin is. This idea comes from old beliefs that fair skin means wealth or status, and it’s reinforced by TV, movies, and worst sa social media.
This obsession is harmful. Kids praised for being fair or teased for being darker may grow up feeling “less than.” Some parents even use whitening creams or harsh soaps on babies, which can hurt their delicate skin. Pregnant women may avoid sunlight or follow extreme diets, thinking it will make their baby lighter. Pag sure ui!
The truth kay skin color is determined by genetics, not products or diets. What matters is health, love, and confidence not being pution or unsa ba! Every skin tone is beautiful, and children deserve to grow up proud of who they are.
