00:00 Welcome back to Yana's Morning and we're still here with the two pretty mommies, Ina Raymundo and Lot Lot.
00:07 Good morning!
00:09 Good morning!
00:10 Question, your family is so big, how do you manage that?
00:15 Having five kids, you need to have a routine, you need to have a system.
00:20 You can't just do this for this day and this for the next.
00:24 No, you need to have a routine to follow so that it's good.
00:29 How about your husband?
00:31 Of course, he's the one who's in charge of the night.
00:33 Really?
00:35 Don't think about it, you're the ones who want to sleep, you're the ones who have the night.
00:39 He's the one who has my evening schedule.
00:44 How do you wake up the kids?
00:46 The morning is not his anymore.
00:48 And sometimes if we have time, we meet in the afternoon.
00:52 Where do you usually go?
00:54 Just to the house.
00:56 To the house party?
00:59 So, what's their favorite place in their house?
01:02 In the master's bedroom.
01:04 We usually bond there.
01:07 That's really what I can do when I grow up, I still have time for him.
01:11 That's why he can't say anything.
01:13 But for sure, you and Lot Lot, for sure, when you had your first child, it was hard to adjust.
01:18 It's hard, it's really hard.
01:20 There's a saying, you're a mother because you're the eldest.
01:24 I can relate to that.
01:27 Yes, with Janine, I was telling you earlier, I gave Janine 200 pounds.
01:33 After that, if I'm a bit sexy, maybe 5 pounds.
01:38 I'm really poor, no rice.
01:41 I always have extra rice.
01:43 So, you'll manage, of course, along the way you learn.
01:50 You'll learn how to take care of the kids.
01:54 Ina was right with the scheduling because I have 4 kids.
01:58 And I was a full-time mom.
02:00 I heard that you have a foreigner who can make your heart beat.
02:11 I can see your smile.
02:14 How? Isn't it hard to be a foreigner?
02:17 Like you, right?
02:19 It's not hard for me. I think it's a compliment, the relationship of a Filipino and a foreigner.
02:28 Don't you think?
02:30 I think so, yeah.
02:31 Because we're really independent, right?
02:35 They understand that.
02:37 They understand that the work is different from the personal.
02:41 He's Lebanese, so their culture is similar to ours.
02:46 He's very friendly, he's used to family gatherings.
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03:01 Hi, beautiful mommies.
