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PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue Ibardaloza
It seems the quarantine projects do not cease for our moms and dads! With more time on their hands this enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), members of our Smart Parenting Village continue to share their DIY adventures with us. From one dad building a wooden playhouse for his kids, we have another devoted father who built baby furniture using wood pallets!
Mom Khynsue Ibardolaza shares that their DIY project started even before the ECQ was implemented. Her husband, Michael Besiño, would ask for discarded wood pallets from the different warehouses located near his office, and every night he would come home with a few pieces.
When ECQ was declared, Khynsue shares that Michael was finally able to use the pallets he had in store. “Hindi ko ineexpect kung ano ang gagawin niya,” the mom of one says. “Every after lunch, sa taas po siya gagawa. Kasi hindi pa po gawa ang taas ng bahay namin — doon lang may space. Super appreciated [ko ito].”
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Khynsue with husband Michael and their 6-month-old son, Joaquin.PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue IbardolazaCONTINUE READING BELOWRecommended VideosBaby furniture made out of wood pallets
From the wood pallets he collected, dad was able to make a cabinet, baby chair, a wooden chest, a trolley, and more! See his projects below:
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A wooden closet for Joaquin, their 6-month-old baby!PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue Ibardolaza
According to one SP Village mom, it’s similar to what you can buy in department stores that’s worth around Php3,000!PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue IBARDOLAZAADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
A baby chair perfect for mealtimes! Looks like baby Joaquin is enjoying his throne.PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue Ibardolaza
This baby chair doubles as a potty trainer!PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue IBARDOLAZAADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWWhat other parents are reading
The trolley can hold books, magazines, and more.PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue IBARDOLAZA
This chest can hold baby’s toys! Mommy Khynsue shares that they are planning to add foam on top so it can also be used as a bench.PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue IBARDOLAZAADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
This stool was especially made for mommy! “Akin naman daw poi to ‘pag magpapakain ako kay baby,” she shares.PHOTO BY courtesy of Khynsue IBARDOLAZAKhynsue shares that they will still sand the wood to smoothen it, especially the edges, and apply varnish. But her fellow SP Village moms are already loving the output. They’re even suggesting that they turn hubby’s talent into a business! And they’re also tagging their husbands to start their own projects! LOL.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW“Nakakatuwa po na may hubby tayong ganito. Ginawa niyang libangan [ngayong] ECQ. Konting sipag lang po!” Khynsue shares.
Feeling inspired? Click here and check out this dollhouse a mom made for her daughter using old and unwanted toys!
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