20th Birthday, Here are 7 Photos of Betrand Peto Receiving a Car Gift from Sarwendah - Its Color and Design are Manly Even Though Its Size is Not That Big

Betrand admitted he was surprised to get a car that matched his wishes. He had accidentally discussed this at one point but didn't expect that his mother would really remember it. "I don't know why, I haven't talked about it again, suddenly ... like I let it slip yesterday," he said.

Sarwendah chose the car after considering various aspects, including its size, which is not too big to ensure comfort for Betrand while driving. 

"Yesterday, I saw, I happened to be the host, and then I like automotive, right? I saw the car was cute, and it looked like a jeep, but it was quite big, you know. So, it could be used by Onyo, and if my younger siblings want to use it at home, it's still suitable for both girls and boys," Sarwendah revealed.

"Well, for Onyo, it's not quite like that, it's just too big because he usually likes cars that are not that big, because if it's that big, he says he can't drive it yet," he continued.

Sarwendah herself admitted to choosing this car after going through a fairly long survey process, about two months. She also ensured that the car met her son's needs. "The survey took quite a while, about two months I think, because I think it fits, plus it's an electric car, the charging is also easy, and the color is manly in my opinion. So, I bought it," said Sarwendah.

For Betrand, this gift is not just a car, but a great form of attention from his mother who always prioritizes her child's happiness. "I feel grateful to have parents who prioritize what their child likes, they put their child first. Only then for their own needs," said Betrand Peto.

"I'm very happy, I'm grateful, just by saying it once, for example, I talked about it last week, and three weeks later it's discussed again. So it's like, oh, you still remember, I'm happy about that. The memory for children is really strong," she added.

The car can now be used by Betrand for various needs. Sarwendah is also increasingly understanding the automotive world to provide the best for her child. "Now mom understands automotive," she concluded.