Giving Birth During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Vebby Palwinta and Razi Bawazier's Concerns

Kapanlagi.com - Vebby Palwinta and Razi Bawazier admitted to being worried when their child was born in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic like this. As is known, they have just been blessed with their first child, a baby boy named Ali Razi Bawazier on Wednesday (6/1).

“There are definitely worries, especially after the birth, because many family members want to meet, but we prioritize the baby's safety. During delivery, there are restrictions for those who take care and accompany,” said Razi Bawazier during a virtual press conference on Friday (8/1).

1. Limiting Visitors

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Therefore, they limit the number of family members and relatives who want to visit. Although it's sad, this is done for the sake of the baby's health.

“But now the concern is more about health, not many people visit, the protocols here are strict, visitors are limited and there must be a swab test, we don't allow just anyone to come,” said Vebby Palwinta.

2. A Bit Sad

"I'm a bit sad because we can't meet our family, especially our first baby, we wanted them to come," added Razi Bawazier.

After having a baby, Vebby Palwinta will reduce her work because she wants to take care of her child. Especially with the current Covid-19 pandemic, it's better to stay at home.

3. Reduce Work

"For work, I choose lighter tasks to do, but I reduce tasks that involve physical contact and the like because I want to focus on spending quality time with my child," said Vebby Palwinta.

"The situation is still not conducive, many close people have been affected, it seems better to work without contact with outsiders, now that we have a child with a higher risk," she added.

4. Remember Mother's Message!

The Covid-19 pandemic is not yet over and still instills a sense of worry in everyone's hearts. The most important thing is to #IngatPesanIbu. Always wear a mask, wash your hands regularly, and don't forget to maintain distance. Stay safe, KLovers!

(kpl/rhm/tdr)