Doug and Cheska Kramer say that favoritism is not allowed in their home

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<div><img src='' alt='062114-kramer_main.jpg' width='400' height='290' align='left' border='0'>Doug and Cheska Kramer shared that they don’t encourage favoritism in their household. “No, in our house <i>walang pwedeng magsabi ng</i> favorite <i>si ganito, </i>favorite<i> si ganyan, bawal ‘yun.</i> We do not allow that. It is not allowed in the house.<i> Lahat sila</i> they are so adorable so <i>bawal [ang </i>favoritism] <i>sa</i> family namin,” Cheska said in an interview during the Wellness Event for Robinsons Supermarket at Robinsons Magnolia. </div><div><br/></div><div>Doug remarked that they make each of their kids feel that they are unique.  “You know what they say, in their own ways they are special like Kendra, she is so special because she is our first baby. Scarlett is also special because she's our <i>buns</i>o girl. Gavin is so special because he is our only boy and our <i>bunso </i>so<i> alam mo ‘yun</i> we make it seem that way. <i>Hindi ‘yung </i>one has <i>lamang</i> over the other,” he said.</div><div><br/></div><div>He further relayed that they always stressed it to their kids that they are all special to them. “We really practice not to have any favoritism. Kendra as a kid she always asks ‘Papa who's your favorite?’ We always answer, ‘No Kendra we don't have any favorite. All of you are special to us.’”</div><div><br/></div><div>Doug and Cheska also shared that they don’t encourage giving off prizes whenever their kids accomplish something. “We don’t make them dependent on that all the time. <i>Parang</i> we don't want to make it seem like it's always work, that's why we always want to make it fun. We don't always give them a prize for everything <i>parang</i> when you instill that in their mind <i>parang gagawin nila, ‘Ahhh</i> we won't do this until you give us a prize’ <i>di ba? Parang </i>we do it as a family, as a fun experience. Occasionally, we'll give them something but not all the time,” Doug relayed.</div><div><br/></div>

Doug and Cheska Kramer talk about how they try to treat their children equally.

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