Iya Villania, Camille Prats give parenting tips during home quarantine
Mars Pa More hosts Iya Villania and Camille Prats are taking advantage of the extra time they have for their kids now while under Luzon-wide enhanced community quarantine.
In a recent online no-contact show for All-Out Sundays, Iya and Camille joined in the cast along with other Kapuso celebrities to give parenting hacks while on quarantine.
Iya said, “Actually, ang magandang momma tip na maibibigay ko ngayon... Siyempre, kasi may ibang mga moms diyan na may mga toddlers, na naka-diaper pa.
“Necessity 'yun para sa isang ina na may diapers siya sa bahay. So, kung nahihirapan silang maka-order or makabili sa grocery, ito 'yung magandang chance para i-potty train niyo na sila.”
She narrated how she potty trained her sons, “Actually, na-inspire ako kay Jennica [Garcia] kasi sinimulan niya 'yung mga anak niya I think as early as four months. Kay Primo sinimulan ko siya ng bago siya mag-one year old. Itong kay Leon, four months sinimulan na namin.”
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On the other hand, Camille shared that she's still in self-isolation following her recent trip to the U.S. with husband VJ Yambao and their children are currently with their relatives.
For the meantime, she has planned out activities to keep the kids occupied while on quarantine.
She said, “Ang ginagawa ng sister-in-law ko sa mga pamangkin ko at sa anak ko na nasa mommy ko, nagbibigay sila ng activities nagti-trace sila ng lines, nagko-color sila.
"Let's come up with activities to keep them busy. Ito na 'yung opportunity para maturuan sila.
"Give them lots of playtime just make sure they have enough hours to sleep.”
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