Ready to Build a New Family, Andrew Andika Reveals the Touching Moment of Meeting His Children with His Future Wife

Kapanlagi.com - Andrew Andika's decision to marry again certainly involves the hearts of many parties, especially his children. Fortunately, the introduction process between his children and their future stepmother went very smoothly and warmly.

Andrew shared that he has met his children with his partner and her child several times. This moment is very important to ensure that all parties can accept each other before taking further steps.

"We have met several times," said Andrew when he was met in the Cibubur area some time ago.

1. Reveal Positive Results

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The results are very positive. According to Andrew, the children from both sides showed a very good response. They are not too concerned about their parents' new status, but rather see it as an opportunity to make new friends.

"They are happy, they don't think too much about how it is, oh, dad is like this, mom is like that, they are more like, oh, I have a new friend," he said.

2. Andrew is Very Happy

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The children's ages, which are not far apart, also support their closeness. Andrew admitted he is very happy to see the positive interactions among them.

"It's also fun, they match well, the child (of his girlfriend) is also not too far apart in age, they are the same. It's just nice to see," Andrew added with a beaming face.

3. Invite to Walk in Places Children Like

To get closer to them, Andrew often invites everyone to go for walks together to places that children enjoy, such as playgrounds or swimming pools.

"At that time, we went to the playground, water park, it was more about just hanging out together," he explained.

4. Successful Approach and Immediate Closeness

Magically, that approach worked. The children immediately became close as if they had known each other for a long time. In fact, they often ask about each other when they are not together. Seeing the closeness of the children, Andrew's steps to build a new household seem to be getting easier.

"From the first meeting, we were already close, playing together, like we had known each other for a long time," he revealed.

"Sometimes, even when we're apart, they ask where I am and want to meet up, let's go see each other," Andrew concluded.

(kpl/aal/dyn)