Actress and TV host Iya Villania turned 36 today!
The mom of 'Fantastic Four' received a heartfelt 'happy birthday' song from her family, as shown in a video posted by Drew Arellano on June 29.
"Happy birthday to the Swiss army knife of the family! The person who can do anything... even play the HBD song on the piano on her birthday!"
Leon, 3, and Primo, 5 enjoyed their mama's short performance, but cutie Alana, 1 didn't look pleased.
She gave her mom her signature 'occassional long face,' according to Drew.
Their newest family member, Astro, didn't miss out on the fun! Watch the video here:
Regardless, Drew said that they appreciate everything that Iya does for their brood.
5 times Iya Villania proves that moms can do anything
Iya's motherhood journey is a source of inspiration to many parents. That's why news and updates about their family are well-received by the Smart Parenting community.
Here are five things that 5 times Iya Villania proves that moms, like Swiss army knives, can do anything.
1. Moms are capable of giving unconditional love (and receiving it!)
Regardless the short gap between her kids' ages, Iya showed that a mother's heart is capable of loving her kids uniquely and equally.
This love that she gives, she receives from them too! She has been sharing that her children are very much in love with their little brother Astro.
2. Moms are made of awesome stuff
Through her four successful deliveries, Iya has proven that moms' bodies are capable of enduring pain for their kids, but they should take care of it too. Iya has been advocating for moms to embrace their flaws, and stay healthy and fit as well.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWLook at this strong mama, chilling and unabated as Leon decided that she is more climb-worthy than Drew.
PHOTO BY INSTAGRAM /IYAVILLANIA3. Moms know their kids best
The potty-training journey of Iya's kids - from Primo to Alana - shows that moms are the best people who understands the needs and timelines of their kids.
4. Moms are the best multitaskers
Iya showed us through her breastfeeding journey that moms can do whatever they want if they put their mind and soul into it. Drew shared a photo of her breastfeeding -- while reporting live on TV.
PHOTO BY INSTAGRAM /IYAVILLANIACONTINUE READING BELOWRecommended Videos5. Moms are brave
When the Covid-19 virus hit the Arellano household, Iya remained strong and resilient so that she can care for her kids at a time that they need it the most.
Indeed, moms can do anything. Happy birthday, Iya!
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