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Juancho Trivino and Joyce Pring may have just had their new baby, Aggie, but it doesn't mean they're new to parenting. In fact, they already have their own “Juanchoyce” style of parenting that the couple has used with their firstborn, Liam.

In his interview on the Updated with Nelson Canlas podcast, Juancho detailed how he and Joyce parent Liam which, according to the actor, is showing a “united front.”

“As much as possible siyempre we don't deliberate in front of the kids, siyempre 'pag humarap kami sa kanila kahit at this early age, ano na kaagad united front, Juanchoyce na,” he said.

He added, “Kapag may mga hindi ko gusto 'yon we pull each other aside na parang 'love, I don't think na ano, okay 'yun,' ganiyan. So 'yung deliberation…comes before.”

“Kunyari kapag may na-encounter kami na 'sige we'll take a mental note of this,' with kahit anong mga random stuff, like kung pagpapatulog, we talk about it. And then 'yun 'tsaka na namin ia-apply kapag sa next time,” he continued.

The Kapuso actor, however, admitted that there will be differences in parenting styles, opinions, and experiences. He added that being united and still gracious toward each other would be both “difficult and also beneficial” for the couple.

“Kasi kung lagi kayong mag-aaway sa kung papaano mo ire-raise sa parenting perspectives 'yung dalawa…magiging cause pa siya ng division sa family,” he said.

He added, “Kailangan talaga careful siya, careful and the key is, siyempre… always listening…and having a teachable heart and accepting 'yung feedback also ng other people.”

However, Juancho said that there are times when they could not help arguing in front of their kids, but that they would talk about it and that it should not happen.

“'Yong childhood traumas slash or experience, nagbi-build 'yun nagiging ano e, nakaka-contribute sa foundation ng character ng bata. And we don't want that to be normal para sa kanila,” he said.

He added, “Siyempre nalaman na lang din namin ni Joyce 'yun nang ina-assess namin, kung ano nangyayari sa amin din at kung ano 'yung mga gusto naming iwasan sa pagpapalaki ng mga kids.”

“On top of that, 'yun nga 'yung mentorship is very important because other people went through it e, other people experienced it and siyempre, 'yung mga pagkakamali na nu'ng generations before us, hindi na natin ia-apply and we learn from it, kasi if you don't, parang history will repeat itself, everything is just go in a loop kaya gusto namin matuto kami at maging better,” he continued.

TAKE A LOOK AT SOME BONDING PHOTOS BETWEEN JUANCHO AND LIAM IN THIS GALLERY: