Covid-19 Pandemic Not Over Yet, Dian Pelangi Dresses Up Once a Month Just to Take Her Child for Vaccination

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. Everyone still needs to be cautious and continue to follow health protocols. This is also done by the beautiful designer, Dian Pelangi. Moreover, she has recently given birth.

Yes, shortly after getting married, Dian became pregnant. She gave birth to a beautiful baby girl in August. She enjoys the activities of being a young mother, one of which is taking her child for vaccination. This was known from her Instagram on Sunday (18/10).

1. Once a Month

Dian Pelangi © Instagram/dianpelangi

In the post, Dian looks beautiful wearing a black outfit and black sunglasses. She casually embraces her little daughter in the car. According to her, during this vaccine appointment is the only time in a month when she can dress up amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.

"The only time in a month when we can dress up is during the vaccine appointment. This sweet little one in my arms has never been this cute," writes the woman born on January 14, 1991.

2. So Meaningful

This little one is indeed so meaningful to Dian. It can still be remembered, through her personal Instagram, Dian Pelangi first announced the moment of her giving birth. The moment when she entered the hospital after her water broke was also shared by Dian on Monday (17/8).

3. Adorable

Dian Pelangi © Instagram/dianpelangi

"August 16, 2020, 6:30 am. The moment when my water broke and the labor began," she wrote.

Dian Pelangi also shared a picture of Baby Rumi shortly after she was born. The beautiful face and chubby cheeks of Dian and Sandy's baby girl are making netizens adore her.

4. Greeting Baby Rumi

"This is by the grace of my Allah. Alhamdulillah.. Assalamu'alaikum world, Please say salaam to baby Rumi," Dian Pelangi wrote as the caption.

For KLovers who are still productive and active like Dian Pelangi during the current pandemic, don't forget to always #ingatpesanibu. Always wash your hands, wear a mask, and keep your distance.

(kpl/tdr)