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SPiN's First Advocacy Fashion Show 2016

South Pinanays (SPiN) celebrated their 3rd anniversary this year by showcasing their very own SPiN Moms, Dads and their cute little ones on the runway. This is the first ever advocacy fashion show that SPiN came up with and probably the first in the country. Outfits were mainly from a fashionable nursing wear brand, Mommyfide, which was founded and owned by mom-preneur and SPiN admin, Katrina Ambion.  The Fashion Show was the program's highlight of the event last October 8, 2016 at the Activity Center in Alabang Town Center. Participants and even shoppers all around were captivated by the show.  The runway was opened by Camille Manalo who was wearing a Mommyfide Gray Basic T-Shirt dress while rocking a ninja-like glove for her sprained wrist but that did not stop her from strutting on the runway. She was tandem-wearing her toddlers in size 6 Risaroo Dogwood Emerald woven wrap and a shorty Kokoro woven wrap.  My t...

South Mommies & Babies Gather for Great Cloth Diaper Change - SPiN event

The Great Cloth Diaper Change (GCDC) by South PiNanays (SPiN) was held at Festival Mall, Alabang last April 23, 2016. It was a success with 69 mommy and baby pairs who simultaneously changed baby diapers to enter the Guinness World Record for the ‘most cloth diapers changed’ at one time. This event was done in partnership with Modern Cloth Nappying Pinays (MCNP), Breastfeeding Pinays, Mommy Talk Philippines, and Newlyweds@Work. The GCDC is an annual worldwide event created by the Real Diaper Association that aims to spread awareness about the benefits of cloth diapering, advocating cloth diapers as an environment-friendly choice for families. This year, there were 235 registered GCDC events in 19 countries, eight were held in the Philippines, one of which was the SPiN event in Alabang.   Mommies and their companions also enjoyed the mini-bazaar featuring small mommy-owned businesses that offered family-friendly products. There were ...