Overcoming Boredom During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Sarwendah Invites Thania Putri Onsu for a Drive

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. This outbreak continues to make everyone cautious, including the beautiful singer Sarwendah. Yes, she diligently stays at home even though she recently went on vacation to Bali.

Continuously staying at home during the pandemic is certainly not easy for Sarwendah, especially when dealing with her children. Little Thania even got bored. Sarwendah dealt with it herself as she revealed on Instagram on Monday (28/9).

1. Getting Bored

Sarwendah © instagram.com/sarwendah29

In the post, he appears to be in a car with Thania. They both wear masks. Apparently, driving around in a car has become one effective trick to cure the boredom of this child, who is usually called Si Bontot.

"My adorable child @thaniaputrionsu is getting very bored, so I took him for a ride in the car and he didn't get out at all, even though he asked to go home after a while, the important thing is to go," wrote this woman of Chinese descent.

2. While Doing Make Up

Si Bontot is currently Sarwendah's top priority. Just recently, in order to breastfeed and put Thania to sleep, Sarwendah was willing to steal a little time to do her make up before going to work.

"Breastfeeding and putting the child to sleep, then mom immediately rushes to get her make-up tools. Quick make-up and then the child starts moving because mom is not beside him, so mom goes back to breastfeeding," wrote this 31-year-old woman.

3. Stay Productive

He also has to leave Thania to work when Thania is already asleep. For him, this is the life of mothers who have to be able to multitask.

"The child falls asleep, the mother goes to work for a while and hopes (the child) wakes up when the mother returns even though it seems impossible, it's really extraordinary being a mother, she has to be agile and multitask," he continued.

4. Remember Mother's Message

For KLovers who are still productive during the Covid-19 pandemic like Sarwendah, don't forget to always #remembermother'smessage! Always wear a mask, wash your hands regularly, and maintain distance.

(kpl/tdr)