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26 Buwan ng Wika Costumes: Take a Bow, Parents, for the Amazing Work!

We give moms and dads a chance to show off their hard work!
PHOTO BYcourtesy of Karina Ramos, Daphne Eustaquio, and Andrei Belardo

It has been four days since the month of August, but we still have Buwan ng Wika fever, thanks to the parents who sent photos of their children clad in traditional garb. It all started when mom Andrei Salvador-Belardo, whose tiny DIY dollhouse previously caught our eye, shared with us another one of her DIY creations — a Filipiniana costume made out of "banig"! It got us thinking — what other creations did other parents come up with for this school activity? 

Whether they went the DIY route or just bought costumes from the store, these moms and dads showed that they were willing to go the extra mile for their kids to look their best and be able to celebrate this school activity in style.

Scroll down for our favorites!

 

Andrei made her daughter Alexa a Fililpiniana dress using old banig and placemats. Her headdress was made out of a pamaypay!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Andrei Salvador-Belardo
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Pio Chavez, 6, channeled Andres Bonifacio, Father of the Philippine Revolution.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Kath Perez-Chavez
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Eliana Carreon, 4, wore a T'Boli costume.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Vernie Teves-Carreon

 

Qayla Xophia Bactol, 7, is pretty in pink in her Balintawak dress.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Rona Rose Lina
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Daniel Penano, 5, is so cute in an Igorot costume.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Anlo Penano
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Friends Czaree Ramos, 6, and Nigel Español, 6, went for tribal and
PHOTO BY courtesy of Diana Flor Mariano

Gregory Gozo, 4, went as a datu from the Maranao tribe.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Coleen Ashley Gozo
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Airey De Leon, 6, accessorizes with
PHOTO BY courtesy of Aikz de Leon

Even babies like Hyacinth Presilda, 6 months old, can't help but join in on the fun. Start 'em early, as they say!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Carmen Beltran

Lucas Cusi, 4, completed his traditional costume by sticking feathers onto his sandals. Galing!
PHOTO BY COURTESY OF DAPHNE EUSTAQUIO
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Hello to this cutie — Dareen Bautista, 2, wearing a modern Filipiniana!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Din Real-Bautista
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This flowery interpretation of a barong tagalog by mom Aya Sison-Banaag, for her son, Ton 11, must have been a hit with the ladies!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Myrza Sison

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More flowers, this time in a kimona and patadyong costume by Aithania Abrian, 5.  
PHOTO BY courtesy of Joy Biag-Sanfuego
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Ericka Palma, 4, is simple but cute in her kimona at patadyong.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Ericka Palma

Katrina Bacungan's mom put a lot of effort into this beautiful dress made of newspapers and matching umbrella and bag!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Karina Ramos
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This filter sure made a difference in showcasing the barong Tagalog and Maria Clara of siblings Jacob, 7, and Arwen, 4.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Grace Ann Tapales
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Another baby — Luke Bacarisas — in a Barong Tagalog!
PHOTO BY Photo courtesy of Sky Bacarisas

Noon at ngayon — Bonna Suarez shared a snap of her costume in 1993 and her daughter Sophia's costume in 2018.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Bonna Suarez
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Meredith Espiritu, 2, in her Baro't Saya.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Marilou Espiritu
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Engels Tagala, 6, is another Katipunero. Mabuhay ang Katipunan!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Jingle Tagala

Sofia, 4, looks beautiful in her kimona and patadyong.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Mia Calantoc
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Bronze, 4, looks so confident in his Bagobo costume!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Summer Jeffy
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Jesumarie, 8, is a true dalagang Filipina!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Belle Magsino

 

 

Zarina, 3, looks dainty in a yellow baro't saya.
PHOTO BY courtesy of Lizbeth Love
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Mom Ruru Manalaysay shares that she sewed her son, Shaun's tribal costumes by hand using sacks of sugar, abaca, and banig. Well worth it because his son won in his school's costume contest for two years in a row!
PHOTO BY courtesy of Ruru Manalaysay
Are you ready for your child's next school activity — United Nations Day? Send in their costumes at smartparenting2013@gmail.com!

 

 

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