What pandemic taught Sarah Lahbati, Coleen Garcia

(From left) Sarah Lahbati and Coleen Garcia. Images: Instagram/@sarahlahbati, Instagram/@coleen

Sarah Lahbati and Coleen Garcia are two of the loveliest ladies in the entertainment industry, and they are also two of the most gorgeous mothers in local tinsel town who share snippets of their parenting life on social media.

The two hot mommas shared how the years-long COVID-19 pandemic challenged their maternal instincts, by always being on their toes to ensure the safety and protection of their sons while staying indoors to prevent any infection.

“During the pandemic, I think we all veered toward living a more healthy lifestyle. And so, as moms, I think it’s normal that we always worry, we always think about ‘how can I prevent sickness?’ and make sure the house is fresh,” Lahbati said at a media gathering on March 14.

She has two sons with actor Richard Gutierrez, Zion and Kai.

Crawford, whose son Amari with singer-host Billy Crawford will turn four this year, agreed with Lahbati and said, “we’re so particular about the air that we breathe. It was the era of all these air purifiers.” The two celebrity mothers graced the occasion as the brand’s newest partners.

(From left) Sarah Lahbati and Coleen Garcia. Image: Armin P. Adina/INQUIRER.net

Lahbati said she has become even more particular with maintaining the household, that she found it imperative to keep everything extra safe for her kids. That is why she is thankful for modern technological advances that offer household items with a variety of features other than what it is initially intended to do, including keeping the air safe to breathe. “It’s great for families, children, and even if you live alone, you wanna make sure you’re air is pure,” she said.

Crawford echoed her sentiments, and vouched for household items that perform their original functions excellently, while also “really helps in keeping the air fresh and healthy, so it ensures a great and refreshing indoor environment for the whole family.”

Lahbati noted how the onset of the summer season has been extra warmer than usual. “My children get so sweaty really quick, I’m talking about at 10-year-old and a 5-year-old,” she said, saying IoT (internet of things) enabled devices allow her to get the house cool and ready for the family even if they are still on their way home.

Lahbati is currently working on the serialized TV adaptation of the 80s Rudy Fernandez classic “Lumuhod Ka sa Lupa.” She plays the lead character in the drama series, a collaboration between TV5 and Viva Entertainment, with Kiko Estrada as her leading man. It also features Sid Lucero and Rhen Escaño.