#StayAtHome, Nagita Slavina Teaches Rafathar to Clean Up Toys

Kapanlagi.com - In the midst of the corona pandemic that is currently affecting Indonesia, the government advises all citizens to stay at home. While at home, one of the activities of parents is to accompany their children in online schooling. This is also done by Nagita Slavina and her son Rafathar Malik Ahmad.

"So it's fun. At 10 o'clock in the morning, Rafathar has online classes. Coincidentally, Rafathar just had circumcision so he doesn't move much. After 10 o'clock, we play for a while, Rafathar likes to cuddle on the bed," said Nagita Slavina during a live streaming on the YouTube channel Sekolahmu, Thursday (26/3).

1. Teach Rafathar to Clean Up Toys

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Raffi Ahmad's wife is grateful because their house has many children, so Rafathar never feels bored.

"Alhamdulillah, I have many children at home too. So, it's okay to study at home, if he wants to mess up the house, play, because he has three cousins ​​to play with. Riding bicycles and toy cars inside the house. There are many things that can be done at home," she said.

However, because she has been at home for a week, Nagita Slavina had to create other activities so that the child wouldn't get bored. One of the things she did was to start teaching her child to tidy up his toys.

"But as time goes by, the children also get bored playing all the time. So, yesterday I started asking Rafathar to clean up his toys, do activities that are more useful. So that their energy is also channeled but with many benefits," said the singer of the song Menerka-Nerka.

2. Rafathar Gets Bored of Going Out

Because they have just returned from a trip around the world, Nagita Slavina is grateful that Rafathar never whines about going out of the house in the current condition.

“Alhamdulillah after a long trip, he has felt bored of going out. He really misses home. So he is very happy at home. So maybe a tip for stay-at-home moms is to create a home that can make children happy, if we are happy, the children and the family will also be happy, starting from there,” she concluded.

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