Richwell Phils., Inc. launches ‘Parenting on the Move’
THERE’S so much more to parenting than what we usually see on social media. Beyond the cute photos and videos, there is always the struggles and triumphs that parents go through to ensure they are able to give their children the best care possible. But what about if you’re a first-time parent? The challenges are of course the same, but the newness of it all can also be very daunting.
This is why millennial parents like Isabelle Daza-Semblat rely on help and advice from family members and friends. She has also become very proactive in finding the best products and services for her child. These make “parenting on the move” much more bearable.
Parenting on the Move refers to enabling parents to still pursue their own goals and passions even when they already have a family. Doing so doesn’t mean that they’re selfish, in fact, if you are happy and fulfilled on your own, it’ll lead to becoming a better parent to your child, and a better partner to your better half. Having a baby doesn’t mean that parents are supposed to just abandon their goals, in fact, it should make them more inspired to pursue them.
Parenting On The Move is not about being perfect, in fact, it is actually about celebrating a perfectly imperfect parenting life.
As she juggles many roles — being a mom, wife, businesswoman, digital influencer, host, and actress, Ms. Semblat has become more conscious of the products that she uses. “For the past few months, Pigeon and Quinny have made our family life easier because they have done the research. They did tests way beyond global standards. I believe I worried a lot less than I thought I would because I have complete trust. It only makes me look forward to the journey ahead.”
To ensure that it doesn’t just deliver and make “Parenting on the Move” more doable but also safe for her young son, she and her supportive husband, Adrien, prefer research backed products like Pigeon and Quinny.
To better discuss the ups and downs of being a parent, Ms. Semblat together with Richwell’s Maye Yao Co Say, Pigeon’s Yuta Hagiwara, and athlete couple and Maxi-Cosi and Quinny users Janice and Japoy Lizardo all took part in an engaging discussion over high tea for the Parenting on the Move event held recently.
Maye Yao Co Say, as the chief operating officer of Richwell Phils., Inc., has years of expertise in infant and toddler care products. She is a mother of two, as well as a parenting columnist. This makes her a valuable resource person for Practical Parenting.