Brisia Starts Actively Walking, Baby Niken Sends Her to School from an Early Age - Introducing Gym Since Childhood

Kapanlagi.com - Brisia Saira Narayana has a beautiful meaning in her name. "Brisia" comes from the Greek language which means "beloved", "Saira" from the Arabic language which means "lucky woman", while "Narayana" is the last name of her father, as revealed by Baby Niken in an interview with Capricho Cipete on Sunday, July 7, 2024.

Brisia, who is now 1 year and 5 months old, is growing up as an adorable toddler. According to Baby, she has started learning to walk with enthusiasm and without causing any trouble since she was in the womb until she was born. Brisia is not fussy, something that Baby is very grateful for.

Currently, Brisia is active with two main activities: school and gym at her school. She appears calm and rarely fussy, only crying when she is tired or hungry.

Baby, who is active as a young mother with the busyness of shooting FTV, films, and beauty equipment business, also enthusiastically follows her daughter's development. She notes that Brisia shows expressive expressions, enjoys taking photos, and poses happily.

1. Hoping to Follow in Footsteps

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Talking about her hopes, Baby hopes that one day Brisia can pursue a career in singing and acting, but will support her daughter's future decisions.

In terms of education, Baby entrusts Brisia to Tutor Time International from an early age, to ensure good cognitive and motor development. Besides school, Brisia is also taught arts such as painting and playing musical instruments, showing an interest that may have been inherited from her mother.

2. Quality Time with Children

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Baby's busy schedule does not prevent her from spending quality time with Brisia, including taking her to the playground. They both enjoy these moments, which are meaningful for Baby in enjoying her new role as a mother.

Brisia, with her cheerful and calm personality, is a source of pride and happiness for Baby Niken and her family.

(kpl/glk)