"What is it like to raise a kid during a Pandemic?" | Iya & Drew

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[@LeslieHynsonArevalo]

Request: 1. Anne Curtis and Erwan Heussaff 2. Solemn Heussaff and Nico Bolzico

[@Kim-cv4gb]

Loudeeeerrr 😍😍😍

[@jonnaorbillo8029]

Yaaaaas!!!!!

[@jonnaorbillo8029]

We're waiting for this! 😍

[@mariaaimeedumpa9708]

Saab Magalona and Jim Bacarro!

[@rchllrdn]

OMG YES

[@annamarieaguirre5214]

Drew and Iya are the coolest! Both very smart and well-spoken, well-mannered and are so perfect for each other.

[@jenamarienubla6714]

Love this, two of my favorite couples!! MIKAEL AND MEGAN NEXT PLS~ Behind Relationship Goals x Skypodcast crossover pleeeeease!!

[@jonnaorbillo8029]

G toooo!!!

[@shaynecaldea8394]

YAS GRABE I'd like to hear something from bonez and fofo HUHUHU

[@_svtastyjeon]

Drew's perspective about school and learning is so admirable. I love how he said that it is not personalised and there are certain "standards". This is the reason why some students are always burnout and keep getting lazier in school because their grades are the basis of society now. People label them in terms of academics but didn't realize the learning system is not just for them. Well, yes. Our experiences are different to one another but Drew really has a point and as you think it more, it just keeps making sense. I really look up this couple. They are such an inspiration and I will not get surprised if their children grow up so smart and compassionate towards people. Thank you so much for having them! 🧡

[@Mae-ou3ft]

Wow, Iya’s aussie accent is still as strong as ever!

[@leebelsum]

I knowrrr 🤣

[@marizzafijo7525]

Yeah ou nga haha Same sila mag salita ni Ylona Garcia

[@tahaneea.mohammad-nor9079]

Ho(www)me

[@jhen494]

Not really

[@priitimaebandril-overos6416]

Amen to "I want my children to want to learn!"

[@mrspaudenosta4525]

im thinkin the same thing like Drew. its like "one size fits all" system, and the test scores are the definition of success, so kids are being taught that you should not fail. Actually, we should let the kids fail at times and let them learn.

[@ellamaeserrano8910]

I wish all parents have this kind of mindset.

[@myramaemendoza5275]

Narinig ko yung podcast sa spotify and I am hoping magkaroon din sila iya and drew ng sariling podcast. This is so lovely!

[@mariloubuen2987]

Nice conversation.Informative

[@dorothea001]

Trueeee it would be greattt

[@Lemsterssss]

13:00 onwards 👍🏻 How I wish I grew up surrounded with that kind of mindset.

[@zesttibiag2845]

"Curriculum fits all" nakakalungkot pero totoo

[@gelr6848]

I am a teacher but honestly speaking I agree to them on the idea of home schooling. Because education does not happen on the premise of a 4-walled concrete. I also believe that success is relative.

[@AngelTorres-kx1vj]

I love how submissive Iya to Drew. I love how they know how to pause and listen. I won't get tired of rewatching this

[@alemedelto2363]

Sobrang daming learning ng podcast na ‘to. About life and family. Mas mahaba at marami pa sanang episode with Iya and Drew. 🥰

[@smhsmh3023]

Mature, unconventional and wisdom-filled. Love this episode sm! Btww the full version brought me here!! Keep making more of this please im learning so much and i’m only in my early 20s 😳

[@maxinarts1965]

I can really relate from this. One of my frustrations was I was not recognized by my teachers way back in Elementary. "maxine, nagsasayaw ka pala." I was shy way back, and introverted. I felt being underestimated, as if like I can't do those things. Teachers were only invested on selected students who were competent enough. Most teachers were biased. I am really thankful when I stepped in highschool, the curriculum was not a box. They let us explore our talents and adapted the "Multiple intelligence" approach. You can excel not just in acads but also in music, arts, dance and so much more.

[@jpgabriele9596]

Nakakaenjoy talaga itong podcast ni Slater and Kriz. They are very good interviewers and marunong makinig sa guests nila. - your fan from Rye, New York.

[@TheRichardArmstrong]

Mga bigatin mga guest nila grave! Common youtube this channel deserves to be recommended more..

[@clarkarthurcanete132]

Hi Armstrong family. Your subscriber here🖐

[@TheRichardArmstrong]

@@clarkarthurcanete132 hiiii welcome dito lol 😆 thank youuuuuu @clark Arthur

[@kathleenjaynereyes5711]

I hope you can also guest Doug and Chesca Kramer here. I think it would be a very ibteresting conversation because both couples has very chill vibes.

[@ariaelle499]

Yes, please! Coz they're doing homeschool too! ❤️

[@madxinthebox]

Love both of these couples. And Iya's Aussie accent is still so prominent.

[@JilieLife]

Im not a parent and im way behind in that chapter of my life but I still learn alot from your podcasts. I gain new insightful takeaways each episode and its opening doors for me on how I would want my life to go on. Very inspiring 🤍 Also I would probably go back to these once I have a family of my own 😂

[@heavee]

OMGGG CAN YOU PLEASE UPLOAD THE WHOLE PODCAST 😭😭😭 I LISTENED TO THIS ALREADY BUT IT’S BETTER SEE THEIR FACIAL REACTIONS & DREW’S HAND GESTURES HAHAHA

[@andrear.7604]

I am just only 21 years old but Drew already enlightens me the best part of how you will be in this world, well we all be going on that stage that you have to guide your children and as you already experience almost everything you want to give better than you have experienced so thank you for this podcast that you make me realize that it is about your willingness to learn not because you are being force to learn something.

[@je0nwontons]

The whole time im just staring at ms iya, she's so prettty!

[@jake8001]

One of the best episodes! A lot of people will gonna relate 💯

[@vanessalifewithJ]

Wow having kids myself, this convo about sending kids to school gives me that realization na marami sa alam ko sa buhay were not learnt from school, I hardly passed my exams plus people always compared me to my classmate cousin who was an achiever, that makes me feel less as a kid until teenage years. I remember I can't concentrate on what my teachers are teaching because I was insecured, I am concerned of my broken P.E shoes or yellowish old uniform and others stuff my parents can't afford to buy. I was bullied, most of us were and I still have those sad memories with me that I am scared my kids will experience them too.. I also have good memories by the way and got good friends but I do agree with these couples about learning outside school.

[@anthonyhortinela3243]

I thought mali ang pag tingin ko towards sa education system until those explanations of Drew and Iya quoted the exact words. Learning shouldn't be a platform and "one fits all" curicullum. The desire to learn and the curiosity to know different things should be the starting point para matuto (at magkaroon ng mas madiin na pagka tuto) not the system that we're currently in... pati baseline on how to set standard para tukuyin yung intelligence naka base sa grades. Thank you so much for the enlightenment. Pag nagka pamilya ako I would do the same thing. Noted! More power po! New Subscriber here 🖐️

[@annejellinecastillo4278]

I'm 19, single, No plans of having Kids at my age and this is me binge-watching your videos about parenting chuchu.

[@kathbautista2233]

Skypodcast is my stress reliever na! Like i'm in the zone whenever i listen to skypodcast i'm like with them chill lang nagkkwentuhan.

[@hon.archives]

I agree so much about the concept of having the kids decide what they want to learn and not just box them. To which my inner child is slowly absorbing right now. At 23, I realized the same thing, "ano nga ba'ng natutunan ko?", but then again, life must go on. I have to enjoy this certain point of my life knowing that this too shall pass. What matters is that I apply what I learned in school, learn how to manage my finances, and not just work my ass off with a short-term plan. Everyday is a chance to learn something new which will benefit you in the long run. Kudos to this podcast, more to go po!

[@MariaJose-ux3tl]

You can try reading and researching about Finland's education system, it's really more of "Learning by doing" learning takes place through various experiences which grade (number or letters) doesn't matter most especially in preschool, elem, and middle. Look at their focus to childs emotional, physical and etc environment.

[@HowtoMommy]

Love this! Bagay din magkaroon ng podcast si Iya and Drew!

[@benanthonylopez7305]

Hi, Slater and Kryz! I'm sorry, but I'm gonna have to disagree with the part that school boxes you in. Respectfully hehe. ✌🏻 While I agree that you definitely learn a lot outside of school, the academic institution has been millennia old for a reason. It has evolved through time, a never-ending cycle of assessment and improvement (e.g. curricular changes, pedagogies, etc.) -- and with good reason. More and more research has been done to determine what styles work, what parameters to use in order to assess learning, etc. Just a background, I'm not an educator, but I've been in school a big chunk of my life, finishing several academic degrees (undergraduate, MD, PhD); and it is true: you learn a lot outside of school. But you also learn a lot outside your home. I guess the part where Iya and Drew acknowledged this is when they had thought about bringing their kids to travel the world. But the social and psychological aspects that you learn by experience in school, from how you interact with your peers, with bullies; from having to deal with successes and failures, with heartbreak; from everyday opportunities to share with a classmate your baon, or to compliment your seatmate's new shoes, or to be laughed at during one of your bad hair days -- they are what make life interesting. And one day when you reunite with a classmate, you will reminisce at the time your professor farted so loudly in class. Yes, school may be expensive, but school literally plays a big part in growing up, in shaping a person. It's there to guide the kids, not to make the choices for them, but to empower them into making these choices. "Oh I hate science so much! Yes, I am definitely not going to be a doctor, perhaps an artist?" These topics may be uninteresting to the kid, but they are there for a reason: for the kid to know that they dislike them. It is not an utter waste of time. Being presented options has the advantage of giving kids the sense of ownership and control over their own lives. "This path is not for me. Let's try another one." I'm not saying homeschooling doesn't give that; but trusting in your own choices as to what you want your kids to learn more about might be depriving them of the opportunity to discover that for themselves. On the other hand, if you allow your kid to have complete control over what he wants to learn at home, it might not turn out to be too good also. Hence, we strike a balance, and in my opinion, we see that in schools -- but of course, there are good schools, and there are bad ones. So the challenge here is to determine which are the good ones. Of course, there are also good homeschooling options. But the social interaction, which could be a preview of the real world, might be missed out on. Haba na ng sinabi ko, sorry, I just felt I needed to defend schools, because having to study things that might seem uninteresting is not necessarily a waste of time or money. Great schools know that learning doesn't end within the four walls. They won't box you in.

[@christaavecilla7090]

More of Iya & Drew! 😍😍😍

[@leahluzares5489]

Megan and Mikael next plssss🤧

[@aeriot9814]

The chemistry of both couples IS SO CUTE!! more collab from you guys plsss

[@joanaliwalas6622]

The spontaneity ❤! I was smiling the whole time I'm listening to episode on spotify 😍

[@michienase11]

I super love this collab. Hoping for more kinds of this spodcast😊

[@marcopangilinan9507]

Not a parent yet but dude, this video is soo informative to watch. Their throwing of questions and ideas was so realistic. I respect how modern parents both of them are.

[@beverlymunlawin3740]

That's trueeee.

[@wanitsful]

i like drew and iya!! basta ang sarap nilang pakinggan.... love watching byahe ni drew..ganda nya mag explain about food and travel....parang gusto mong puntahan rin lahat ng mga napuntahan nya!!

[@beariego7052]

I love Drew's humor.

[@iamjaydee4621]

This is the kine of interview that i would never get bored to watch...i love it nabitin lang ako..haha

[@angellagaobabiera5864]

So much good insight on parenting and life! Mas kinoconsoder ko na tuloy to homeschool my child. And looking back, napapatanong ako what if... I used to love the arts - drawing, dancing, acting. But siyempre academics over arts. Pano kaya no?

[@salvation_raised]

We need more conversations like this

[@bacucanagkarenc.9601]

HAHAHAHAHAHA i really loved drew sense of humor😂😍

[@harvycasem6025]

Wow... Drew very very on point. I feel exactly the same thing.

[@ajlaya-refugio8810]

i love this two couple. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rezieraroque9610]

I agree with Drew about education... ive heard of it before (not sure lang where)... with most or maybe everything in the internet/google/youtube, it makes our education system obsolete

[@Hazeleigi]

Hopefully Collab with megan and mikael din soon 💕💕💕

[@alemedelto2363]

Owwwwwwe thiiiiis!

[@theoa.canedajr.6726]

Amazing parents.

[@missyrishy9411]

Grabe the wisdom!! If only everyone has this kind of mindset. 🥺✨✨

[@priitimaebandril-overos6416]

Waaah parenting goals! Kryz and Slater, Drew and Iya 😍😍

[@Grace-e777]

I think I have mixed feelings about this cause learning the things that I dont wanna learn in school made me learn so many things and made me stronger as a person. The reality is in real life, you dont always get or work what you want everyday but learning how to use your skills and improve on my weaknesses got me out of so many troubles. I do respect and understand what they mean though. Maybe my preference is just to learn more holistically, not just what I want

[@apollo19970]

Another quality podcast episode...bringing up the best topics randomly...💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰

[@DonwayneCogay]

Soooooooooooo much to learn on this episode. Gives me a greater conviction of doing homeschooling and being a hands-on parent when I get there, soon. Thank you, sibs! Please continue creating quality contents like this! Blessings from Barbados!

[@0525carla]

Love this couple, learned a lot more on how to approach for kids Mental and creativity development.

[@athena8083]

I always listen to the podcast first on spotify since they post their first but I always watch the youtube version just to watch the interactions 💖 PS: If possible, a collab with Meghan and Mikhael uwuuu I also listen to their podcast alongside skypodcast 💖💖 more powerr!!

[@miraflorvillagonzalo6015]

Noon? When im in school. I feel so insecure because im so not into competition. Like every one is so active and then me? . I was like an introvert person. And that makes me more insecure pa. Pero this days i have learned my skills. My ability. Everything. I im loving it. Maybe school has a percentage of you being who you are now. But most of it is in you going through the process of being a who you can be today.

[@bluewatermath76]

love this skypodcast! much to learn and very calming to watch and listen at night.

[@lemuelannemalazarte2758]

Wooow!! This is an eye-opener about home schooling!! I will consider this. Thank you, guys 😊😊😊

[@ariaelle499]

That's why I love the idea of homeschooling! I mean children's learning should be vertical meaning they learn from their parents and wise or older people who can impart great lessons in life rather than their peers (horizontal) who can often times be a bad influence especially without parents knowing or watching. There's so many factors really. One is also the education system today..I don't like it. Like Kryz says "fit in or get out". The system sucks.😪

[@crystaljeanevangelista314]

Graaabeeee, this is by far my most favorite collab episode!! 💖💖💖

[@charissebugais4336]

Two couples that I always look up in one screen 💕✨

[@wynethmandreza3725]

I learned so much 🤍

[@mr.m1052]

This kind of talk in this kind of content with these kinds of people sharing experiences - sobrang worth it panuorin. 👌

[@beamanlangit6869]

This is the collab what I've been waiting for

[@Callusthebestbesties241]

More of Drew and Iyah!! Daming mtutuhan

[@btsfancam5660]

Try the Reggio curriculum, it’s learning through play and nature.. no need for toys.. it teaches kids to be resourceful and creative by using stuff you can find anywhere.

[@angeladiaz97]

I'm not a parent still young tho but why did I enjoy listening to this podcast? I learned a lot. 🤍

[@francisrp3525]

Kinda disagree on drew's opinion on the school system. 1. His concept doesnt apply to all finacial classes 2. Many important life knowledge are learned in school - Theater plays = working in group setting - Sports = sportsmanship - failures = having grit to push even when ur down 3. And for me it somewhat discredits schools and teachers 4. And a lot more... But i respect his opinions. To each his own.

[@jendemanuel7612]

Two of my favorites!!!

[@heraclydeanelegitimas8603]

Omg!!!! You the best, SKY fam!!!! You never failed to amaze me with your contents!!!!! More more more please!!!!!! I don’t have a kid yet but watching your vids taught me a lot! More please!!!!!!!

[@angelfrancisco2232]

One of the best! 🤘💙 I learned a lot from this episode.

[@drewclang]

Love Iya and Drew. This was so fun to watch

[@grasser314]

I’m learning a lot in this podcast 😊 Iya and Drew are my favorite guests. I don’t know how can you top this off 🙂

[@yvettechristine4813]

Soon, Joyce Pring and Juancho Triviño ♥️♥️♥️

[@bronzezebra2207]

Definitely one of the best videos that I've watched.. Learned a lot in 20 mins.. Thank you for this..

[@celinenoelle]

I LOVE THIS COLLAB! ❤️❤️❤️

[@angelykacabahug8819]

When Kryz said “himantayon” hahahahahhahahahahahaha ambot 😂

[@BobCalderon]

Beautiful couples

[@krungkrung923]

Love drew and iya! Such cool parents.

[@dedsinceidiscoveredkpop3561]

Wow, dami kong natutunan kina Iya and Drew!🧡✨

[@altheamarcelino7363]

i cant get enough!! ganda ng conversation

[@stellahal]

Sobrang grabeng learnings from this episode!!!! 💕💕💕💕💕 super enjoy daming realizations din

[@JodemarOgue]

My favorite families. 😍

[@AnonyMUM81]

Reminds me of Bucket List Fam!

[@alxxxmaria6548]

My two main crushes huhu Drew and Slater!!

[@daniellecorpuz1547]

my two fave couples. ❤️

[@blessiemae9671]

Me be watching skypodcasts and learning alooOoOooot for my future fam👁💋👁

[@graciamatillano4933]

More episodes like this please. Very interesting and helpful to parents like me ❤

[@TagalogMinute]

totally relate to Iya, my child is about to turn 3 and still cannot speak tangible words but he is babbling some things and before I fear that he is behind with kids his age bit now I do not care he will develop that in time.

[@jannepatricejunsay3421]

Two of my favorite celebrity couple 😍 luv this episode guys!

[@yspher]

This collaboration is what I'm waiting for! 💖

[@edralynyanoyan3557]

i love this!!!! so much wisdom to take 💟 part 2 pls!!!

[@joshb7052]

Best guest so far in terms of content and life lessons. Waiting for the BJ Pascual quotable quotes upload!! ❤️

[@potretomaninaronsing3449]

Post their 51-minute video please! 😍 I love them!!!!!

[@charlemagneagapeviola5155]

Or maybe a part 2 of this ☹️🫶🏻

[@fromAtoZ23]

So loveee the collaboration 💖 bitiiinnn, more of drew/iya slater/kryz ❤️❤️❤️

[@jnvvdabon08]

Fav couple jud kay nas Drew and Iya ever since 💓 Maynta Paul and Tony na pud sunod.

[@lettypudico1016]

Wow! Im proud to all of you Guys 👍👍👍you’re not maarte in life specially Drew I lern a lot from you