Kamari Praised for Being Smart While Accompanying Jennifer Coppen at Her Wedding, Here’s the Secret According to Mom

At the beginning of the video, Jennifer expressed her gratitude for all the positive comments that netizens have given to her daughter. "Thank you so much to those of you who praised Kamari since yesterday. For me, there’s no better compliment than people saying that my child is really smart and so on. I feel that is the best compliment because I feel somewhat successful in being a mother," said Jennifer.

Jennifer then revealed that one of the things she maintained was her diet during her pregnancy with Kamari. "I never ate junk food, processed food, fried food, or instant food. I really took care of my diet during pregnancy," she disclosed.

In addition to maintaining her diet, Jennifer also tried to keep her mood happy during her pregnancy. She believes that a mother’s emotional state also affects the development of the child in the womb. "I try to be as happy as possible during pregnancy. I think if you carry happiness, your child will also come out happy," she said.

Jennifer also shared her experience watching Kamari grow, which she believes has happened quite quickly compared to some children his age. She mentioned that Kamari could sit up straight when he was around five to six months old. Her daughter also started walking before she turned one year old.

Jennifer admitted to trying to introduce natural foods or real food from the beginning of the complementary feeding period. "All of Kamari's food I make with my own hands. From a young age, I have been very careful about what she eats and drinks," Jennifer explained.

According to her, the consumption of sugar and salt is also limited as much as possible. If she wants to give sweet food, Jennifer chooses alternatives that are considered healthier, such as fruit or homemade sorbet.

Jennifer also emphasized that parenting plays an important role in shaping Kamari's character. She admitted that she is not the type of parent who allows a child's mistakes to go without consequences. "I teach that if it's wrong, it's wrong. If it's right, it should be appreciated; if it's wrong, it needs to be pointed out," she said.

In addition, Jennifer feels that the surrounding environment also influences Kamari's development. Because she often finds herself among adults, Kamari is considered to grasp various things happening around her more quickly. What do you think, KLovers?