The Presence of Baby Djala Makes Nadine Chandrawinata and Dimas Anggara's Household More Colorful

Kapanlagi.com - Dimas Anggara and Nadine Chandrawinata have been blessed with their second child on October 3, 2023. The baby, who is now one month old, is named Nadi Djala Anggara. Nadine admitted that the presence of baby Djala has made their household with Dimas Anggara even more colorful.

"Our home is always lively, very colorful now with shouts and staying up late, it's normal and it's part of life's process, and I really enjoy that process," said Nadine when met at The Hall, Patiunus, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (8/11/2023).

Seemingly not wanting to be far from baby Djala, the 2005 Puteri Indonesia intentionally brings baby Djala with her while working. When she became a speaker at the CIMB media gathering talkshow, Nadine admitted that she brought baby Djala who is now only one month old.

"And what I'm doing right now, I also bring the youngest one because he's only one month old, there's no problem as long as I'm sure this place is comfortable to bring him," she said.

1. Closer to the Child

Nadine Chandrawinata: Special

There is no other reason Nadine brings her child to work. The most important thing is to be closer to her loved ones.

“Actually, it's fun to bring a child to work and be close to their mother. But also consider that at the age of two or three, children still scream and need attention. But now, since I'm still breastfeeding, we bring them,” she said.

“But as much as possible, my husband and I share the workload. The children understand that we are in the entertainment industry and I focus on the environment. We must realize that it cannot be separated from our lives,” Nadine added.

2. Will Be Invited to Work Frequently

Nadine Chandrawinata: Special

In addition to a comfortable place, Nadine will bring her child to work if the location is not too far away and doesn't take hours of travel.

“Right now, I may not be able to bring my child on long trips that last a whole day. Like going to Derawan, it's quite far and it's a full day trip. But for a two or three-hour road trip or a six-hour trip to Jogja, it seems possible. It will be selected, and the right time will open up again,” Nadine concluded.

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