Now a first-time dad, Luis Manzano shares his new journey of being a father to Peanut. Although he is famous for his funny jokes and punchlines (after all, he is a comedian aside from being an actor and TV host), Luis takes his daddy role very seriously.
Photo credit: Luis Manzano on Instagram. |
“Being a Dad, it’s truly a surreal feeling," Luis candidly shared. "I don’t think one can ever be
prepared on being a parent. It’s easy to say that you’re ready, you’re set, na lahat kayang-
kaya, but once na andiyan na talaga, it’s something you work for each day.”
One major adjustment for Luis as a first-time father is having another top priority in life.
Before, his wife Jessy and his work are his priorities, but now Luis makes sure to not simply
have quality time with Peanut but also quantity of time even if it means he has to sacrifice
some other things. Luis’ Daddy duties are mangulit during playtime with Peanut, reading her
books, and putting her to sleep sometimes.
When asked what his advice for other first-time Dads is, Luis shared, “There is no one
formula on being a dad, each child is different so each one deserves their own brand of
fatherhood. A realization for me from my Dad is that its not simply about quality of time.
Madami ang nagsasabi na its always about quality not quantity. No, I think quantity is also
as important as quality. And of course, be healthy. We want to spend time with our children.
Specially, if nabigyan ka ng blessing na medyo may edad ka na. There are so many things
we want to do with them. For that, you need to eat right and to get proper rest.”
Luis Manzano for Ajinomoto Crispy Fry. |
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Being a new parent is truly a challenge, but raising a family is also one of the best jobs out
there! Remember Luis’s advice and take the time to get to spend time with your child, play
with them, prioritize them, and be there for them no matter what. Do that and you’ll do great.
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