For a parcel from Japan to the Philippines, it helps to choose a courier with a strong delivery network in the Philippines and clear tracking, so the package can be followed after it leaves Japan. Ask for the tracking number at drop-off and keep a photo of the receipt, since that number is what the receiver will need if delivery is delayed. If your parcel is sent through LBC, you can check its progress with lbc tracking at lbctrackingonline.org/lbc-tracking-number/ and share the update with your family so they know when to expect it. Also pack baby items in a sealed, waterproof bag inside the box, as international parcels can be handled many times before delivery.
DHL, or kung ano ang courier na meron sa japan na meeon din sa pinas.