Hi a fellow Singaporean here but now I'm based in Australia, I also have a Filipino nanny too! My lovely Nanay Tess who's been with me and my family for 25 years now, too bad she couldn't come with me here in Australia when I moved caused she insisted of staying to take care of my younger siblings back home in sg, I wouldn't be the person that I am today if not for her and if I had the chance to go back and chose a nanny I would still be choosing Nanay Tess, the values and unconditional love she integrated to us is something that I would always be thankful for, she's already in her late 50's now too, this time we make it a priority to repay her with everything that she did for us which I know isn't enough but I hope she knows how much she is loved! my family will always treat her as part of the family, we love her so much! Also I want to give a salute to all the Filipino nannies and all overseas workers in general, thank you so much for your service, big respect to all of you!🙌
Thank you for your recognition, but still a lot of people out there, don’t understand why we can worked a very long years to one employer?.but anyway only us know why??? Not every helpers or employers are lucky to have one another. A good employer or helper is counted to be one of endangered species though??🤣🤣🤣🤣because so many out there is a bitches inhuman employer? And so with dishonest, nasty unreliable helpers.?? When I say Nasty??? Only us Filipinos knows if what is that mean?👍😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have so much respect for all Overseas Filipino workers who sacrificed to leave the country just to be in service to another family abroad. My mom was once an OFW too and I’m proud of it. We are known to be hardworking and very dedicated to our work that’s why many employers prefer Filipino workers because of our work ethic. Salute…Bravo..🙌👏🙌👏🙌
wow..bravooo...it's really hard to find an employer who would love a nanny as her own family..especially I Singapore 🇸🇬..but for almost 25 years of service of ate in your house of course she deserve to be loved and appreciated ❤..godbless
I'm Filipino,and Ilonggo.Yeah we do use atchuete in our adobo.Oh by the way,Ive been working for my current employers for 16 yrs now.(renewing my contract nxt week for another yrs) a mth before the first child is born.And yeah its a nice feeling that now the kids are so grown up and well behave.Whenever they have friends who come over to play or sleepover,my alaga always say to to them that I am their 2nd mother.I'm super proud Yaya🙂❤️
That’s really nice to give in return just to appreciate all the good things she have done to the family and I see the reflections of also the way she take the family vise versa well done guy’s to the surprised . Thelma from USA
Thank you very much for being NICE , KIND AND SWEET to our KABABAYAN ( COUNTRYMEN ). AND TREAT HER AS FAMILY 👪 . PROUD OF YOU . THANK YOU ALSO FOR SHOWCASING ONE OF OUR FILIPINO DISHES
It's good to appreciate your helper for doing a great job everyday, it's not easy to work far from their family. I salute all the employers who are treated their helper a part of their family and making them feel comfortable around them...
this is such a nice video. I'm tearing up tho because I wish I could have done this to my nanny, she had been with the family for 22 years. She passed away last august from delta covid. The house is never the same without her. Thank you for this content I really enjoyed it and made me reminisce the precious time I shared with her.
Wow!!! Miss Lanie, knows adobo Ilonggo!!! Pilipinos must envy her! Because now, Pilipinos, even most of the Ilonggos, don't cook adobo this way (this days) anymore... They do the sweet Tagalog one.
In reality nobody really cares about Adobo in the Philippines. It is not something people serve in parties and order in restaurants. Adobo is only promoted in social media.
@@ninechanie Maayo guid kay may nagreply nga Ilonggo... Maayo guid kung amo pa ina ang adobo sa inyo! Diri abi sa amon, sa mga karenderia. Adobo nga tagalog ang ginabaligya, mayam-is pa!
@@henceldeanon9233ahh that's unfortunate, cguro damo pa preservatives or commercialized seasonings. Probably because I live somewhere in a mountain-ish area that we still kinda preserved our culture specially how we cook hehhe, like for example rather than stove and gas, we prefer to use pots and dry wood instead hehhe
Fantastic to treat another human being with respect. Thank u for that. I hate the word helper. To me they are our extended family.. I call them auntie.. 🙏
thanks for sharing this video nanny housemaid helper or yaya in tagalog is going outside my country to work abroad and give the need of here family in the Philippines but sometimes some of the employer abuse the helper but you'are big heart b coz you treat your Nanny as your family also thank you for your suprise them love your content i well support your channel also thank you
I salute to all these Filipino nannies who are also a Mom back home. They have to take of these kids, but unable to take care of their own kids. It’s the ultimate sacrifice just for them to give their own kids a brighter future. I hope it will change soon that they dont have to go overseas to find a job; not only for nannies but for all OFW including my self.
I watch your food shows and i like even short ones that pop out from in between main segments. Admire how you try to make the househelps or nannies happy by cooking for them to return her generous beart. We also do that to some of our nannies. Cook and buy other stuff if they decide to go home for their birthday.
Hi guy's I am just a new subscriber of yours -and I already loved your channel. I too have my Granny who is a Nanny in UK and her employers there treat her as a part of the family. Thank you guys for treating my fellow Filipino! BTW can you do a shout out as greeting to my brother who just got married Last April 07. They are Julian and Jonalyn Bejar. Hope you can notice me.
Lanie doesn't seem like she has her own children. But I do know that many other domestic helpers are mothers and those mothers would go to other countries to take care of other people's children while they can't even take care of their own children back at home.
In the Asian continent, domestic helpers and nannies are essential to a country's economy but they're usually looked down on and gets the lowest salary despite of the fact that they work more than 8 hours a day. A lot of them gets abused as well especially when their employers would have a bad day at work or in their marriage and would take it out on them just because they're such an easy target. They legally need more protection and they should definitely get paid more. The governments are not doing enough to protect these women. I'm not even Filipino. I just grew up with a Filipino step mom and she'd always tell me stories. One of this is about her childhood neighbor, her childhood neighbor was brutally attacked and raped in Singapore by her Chinese employer in 2007. The victim with the help of other domestic helpers filed a police report and went to the embassy. The employer negotiated with the recruiter and the victim and basically, the victim didn't get any justice. She was only paid her salary for 6 months which the employer owed her that to begin with but the local employer got away with abusing a foreign woman. The wife along with the children of the employer didn't abuse the victim but they've never stopped the crimes either even if they know that it's happening and could see the visible scars on her body. This story made me curious so I started looking up the abuse statistics online regarding foreign domestic helpers in Singapore and the rest of Asia. I found out that this happens everyday just based on the numbers alone. It depends on who took the survey and in what Asian country but on average, the numbers ranges from 30% to 60%. These are all kinds of abuse from verbal to sexual to physical to taking them in hostage via their passport and salary etc. My heart aches for these women.
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Hi a fellow Singaporean here but now I'm based in Australia, I also have a Filipino nanny too! My lovely Nanay Tess who's been with me and my family for 25 years now, too bad she couldn't come with me here in Australia when I moved caused she insisted of staying to take care of my younger siblings back home in sg, I wouldn't be the person that I am today if not for her and if I had the chance to go back and chose a nanny I would still be choosing Nanay Tess, the values and unconditional love she integrated to us is something that I would always be thankful for, she's already in her late 50's now too, this time we make it a priority to repay her with everything that she did for us which I know isn't enough but I hope she knows how much she is loved! my family will always treat her as part of the family, we love her so much!
Also I want to give a salute to all the Filipino nannies and all overseas workers in general, thank you so much for your service, big respect to all of you!🙌
Thank you for your recognition, but still a lot of people out there, don’t understand why we can worked a very long years to one employer?.but anyway only us know why??? Not every helpers or employers are lucky to have one another. A good employer or helper is counted to be one of endangered species though??🤣🤣🤣🤣because so many out there is a bitches inhuman employer? And so with dishonest, nasty unreliable helpers.?? When I say Nasty??? Only us Filipinos knows if what is that mean?👍😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you treat your helpers well, they'll love your kids and raise them well.
this is what new money people don't understand.
@@citizencan4444
reverse earning of making money 。
Thanks for having us and helping me prepare this surprise for Lanie! 🥰
u guys r the cutest :')
Thank. Being a pilipino it makes me happy also
Nice
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I have so much respect for all Overseas Filipino workers who sacrificed to leave the country just to be in service to another family abroad. My mom was once an OFW too and I’m proud of it. We are known to be hardworking and very dedicated to our work that’s why many employers prefer Filipino workers because of our work ethic. Salute…Bravo..🙌👏🙌👏🙌
Lanie is so cute!! helpers are the heroes of Singapore families
big respect.. you really treat your filipina nannies like your second mother.. so much love
i like that her helper does not wear a maid's uniform... that really says alot on how she treats other people.💕
Can stay even more than 60years old,I have a friend who is already 63 and still here working and she's working in one family for 35years.
Sarah looks like Cher Calvin...i didn't know you have a Filipino helper...it's nice to know she's treated like family. ❤❤❤
Thank u for treated her like a "Family". I'm so proud of her. Godbless
Love lots,
Momshie Feliz from Manila, Philippines
wow..bravooo...it's really hard to find an employer who would love a nanny as her own family..especially I Singapore 🇸🇬..but for almost 25 years of service of ate in your house of course she deserve to be loved and appreciated ❤..godbless
I'm Filipino,and Ilonggo.Yeah we do use atchuete in our adobo.Oh by the way,Ive been working for my current employers for 16 yrs now.(renewing my contract nxt week for another yrs) a mth before the first child is born.And yeah its a nice feeling that now the kids are so grown up and well behave.Whenever they have friends who come over to play or sleepover,my alaga always say to to them that I am their 2nd mother.I'm super proud Yaya🙂❤️
Yes! That is also the adobo I know from home. So I was shocked before that there was "black" adobo from toyo
Im ilonggo too. Our adobo is yellow because of atsuete
That’s really nice to give in return just to appreciate all the good things she have done to the family and I see the reflections of also the way she take the family vise versa well done guy’s to the surprised . Thelma from USA
I'm glad to see the authentic Ilocano Pinakbet shown here. Most pinakbet that's shown in media was the "commercialized"/ "Tagalog" Pinakbet.
Thank you very much for being NICE , KIND AND SWEET to our KABABAYAN ( COUNTRYMEN ). AND TREAT HER AS FAMILY 👪 . PROUD OF YOU . THANK YOU ALSO FOR SHOWCASING ONE OF OUR FILIPINO DISHES
Awesome video... We are too blessed and thankful if all employers treated their helpers like this.
It's good to appreciate your helper for doing a great job everyday, it's not easy to work far from their family. I salute all the employers who are treated their helper a part of their family and making them feel comfortable around them...
Thank you for your kindness with my fellow "kababayan"
Wow u guys r very nice like her, u appreciate her that she took care of you. Viewing from USA Maryland.
this is such a nice video. I'm tearing up tho because I wish I could have done this to my nanny, she had been with the family for 22 years. She passed away last august from delta covid. The house is never the same without her. Thank you for this content I really enjoyed it and made me reminisce the precious time I shared with her.
Proud of my cousin.stay safe guys,God bless more powers to your channel.
Oh my! This was the cool episode in your video. Part 2 please? You guys deserve 1M subscribers. Im one of them NOW
Wow!!! Miss Lanie, knows adobo Ilonggo!!! Pilipinos must envy her! Because now, Pilipinos, even most of the Ilonggos, don't cook adobo this way (this days) anymore... They do the sweet Tagalog one.
I always cook using asuete with meat whether adobo or grilled.
In reality nobody really cares about Adobo in the Philippines. It is not something people serve in parties and order in restaurants. Adobo is only promoted in social media.
idk about u, ilonggo here and in my place adobo with atsuete is still a thing, sweet adobo is even rare here tbh lol
@@ninechanie Maayo guid kay may nagreply nga Ilonggo... Maayo guid kung amo pa ina ang adobo sa inyo! Diri abi sa amon, sa mga karenderia. Adobo nga tagalog ang ginabaligya, mayam-is pa!
@@henceldeanon9233ahh that's unfortunate, cguro damo pa preservatives or commercialized seasonings. Probably because I live somewhere in a mountain-ish area that we still kinda preserved our culture specially how we cook hehhe, like for example rather than stove and gas, we prefer to use pots and dry wood instead hehhe
Awe!so cute,love that you featured Filipino foods!You are so sweet darling!
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Nice family..this nanny so lucky..same as this employer..watching here in Singapore ❤
Wow great im proud FILIPINO HELPER HER IN SINGAPORE ...HAVE A BLESSED DAY
Wow nice to see u here in youtube ate lanie,
I love Lanie so much😍😍😍😍😍 truly spitting savage words
That is so sweet of you Ed 🥰
Wow! You have a good heart Ma’am. I love people who treating Nanny caregiver like family. Have a nice day & I Salute You !
Done ✅✅✅!!! Sometimes I use the same process cooking to Adobo depending on my mood! Lanie is lucky to have a kind employer !!!
wow pinakbet......Ilocano dish and Im proud of......delicious
I was Crying watching it! Truly Amazing!
This so sweet! Watching you all the way from Los Angeles!
A big thumbs up , for recognizing ur Pinay helper and like Pilipino dish .. Adobo and Pinakbet is are the best dishess in the Philippines ❤️😊💕
Fantastic to treat another human being with respect. Thank u for that. I hate the word helper. To me they are our extended family.. I call them auntie.. 🙏
thanks for sharing this video nanny housemaid helper or yaya in tagalog is going outside my country to work abroad and give the need of here family in the Philippines but sometimes some of the employer abuse the helper but you'are big heart b coz you treat your Nanny as your family also thank you for your suprise them love your content i well support your channel also thank you
GODBLESS you Eduardo and noM...I'm new subscribe and always watching your video her in the PH...GODBLESS YOU..🙏🙏🙏
Hi! Im your new subscribers from Philippines! I love your helper she brpught me here😘❤🥰
Super delicious recipe my favorite one pinakbit veggies.
Congratulations!
Im proud of you nanny lannie our kababayang ilonggo
I salute to all these Filipino nannies who are also a Mom back home. They have to take of these kids, but unable to take care of their own kids. It’s the ultimate sacrifice just for them to give their own kids a brighter future. I hope it will change soon that they dont have to go overseas to find a job; not only for nannies but for all OFW including my self.
Newly subscribed here from Silicon Valley. Hello! 👍🇵🇭🇺🇸🇮🇹
Filipino are very hard working and very sweet to everyone I like eduardo I'm ilokano from pangasinan I hope you can read this message
Wow! As a Filipino this video hit in the heart
Thanks for sharing
Newbie subscribers from hk
Proud of u ate Lanie
So nice!!!
i wanna try making that kind of adobo.. hmmm.. thanks for sharing
Wonderful video....lanie is so blessed for having you..
This is so heart warming😩😭💖💖💖
Ilocano pinakbet is the best! Ilocano here too!
Both dishes are powerful because I could eat three to four cups of rice. After that, have Buko Pandan for dessert. Thanks for sharing this.
This channel deserves million subs.
So heartwarming 🥰
New subbie here. It's fun watching ur vids.Craving for adobo and halo-halo. I'm happy that you treated ate as a member of your fam. Sana all. 👋♥️
Wow so touching " God bless you Guys.
That's so nice of you both
That’s so sweet of you to do that💕
May there be more like you. God blessyou💖.
Wow. Both dishes looks yummy. Hi New Subscriber here from Manila Philippines.
Thats very good of you doing it to ur nanny❤️
What a pleasant surprise 🌈
Sweet... ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
The honesty of Lannie 😁😅😂
Delicious! God bless Filipino people! ❤❤
I can see that these 2 kids was raised well by their nanny. 😍
love the pinakbet....
You 3 are so wonderful Cook 😍
Naloka ako sa laki ng manok sa adobo.
Love from Mindanao, Philippines! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow! Yummy . Sending my support👏💖🇨🇦
I watch your food shows and i like even short ones that pop out from in between main segments. Admire how you try to make the househelps or nannies happy by cooking for them to return her generous beart. We also do that to some of our nannies. Cook and buy other stuff if they decide to go home for their birthday.
New subscriber Sending love and support watching from Hong Kong 🇭🇰
A very kind gesture indeed.
I love watching this..
new subscriber here.. i love watching your vid.
sooooo cute ❤️
Eduardo is such a sweet boy.
Thank You
Aw this is cute ❤️
Love this ahhh
Wow Whatta Nice People Congratulations 🎉
This is a cool video inspires me to keep making Filipino cooking videos on my channel
Wow that is so sweet❤❤
Hi guy's I am just a new subscriber of yours -and I already loved your channel. I too have my Granny who is a Nanny in UK and her employers there treat her as a part of the family. Thank you guys for treating my fellow Filipino! BTW can you do a shout out as greeting to my brother who just got married Last April 07. They are Julian and Jonalyn Bejar. Hope you can notice me.
Very lucky ka kabayan you have a good employer
Wow.. that's great
Family and food 🥘 life is good 😊
Wholesome April fool!
Pinakbet with Bagoong Isda (Fishpaste) is the bomb! 🤤
Lanie doesn't seem like she has her own children. But I do know that many other domestic helpers are mothers and those mothers would go to other countries to take care of other people's children while they can't even take care of their own children back at home.
Wow Adobo and Pinakbet! 😋
Lovely 🥰
Thank you for treating good to miss lanie
Thanks for loving your nannie.
God bless you
new subs here,God bless
Touching host keep it up both full support
Filipino Auntie 😍😍😍😎
New subcriber here...
In the Asian continent, domestic helpers and nannies are essential to a country's economy but they're usually looked down on and gets the lowest salary despite of the fact that they work more than 8 hours a day. A lot of them gets abused as well especially when their employers would have a bad day at work or in their marriage and would take it out on them just because they're such an easy target. They legally need more protection and they should definitely get paid more. The governments are not doing enough to protect these women. I'm not even Filipino. I just grew up with a Filipino step mom and she'd always tell me stories. One of this is about her childhood neighbor, her childhood neighbor was brutally attacked and raped in Singapore by her Chinese employer in 2007. The victim with the help of other domestic helpers filed a police report and went to the embassy. The employer negotiated with the recruiter and the victim and basically, the victim didn't get any justice. She was only paid her salary for 6 months which the employer owed her that to begin with but the local employer got away with abusing a foreign woman. The wife along with the children of the employer didn't abuse the victim but they've never stopped the crimes either even if they know that it's happening and could see the visible scars on her body. This story made me curious so I started looking up the abuse statistics online regarding foreign domestic helpers in Singapore and the rest of Asia. I found out that this happens everyday just based on the numbers alone. It depends on who took the survey and in what Asian country but on average, the numbers ranges from 30% to 60%. These are all kinds of abuse from verbal to sexual to physical to taking them in hostage via their passport and salary etc. My heart aches for these women.
Frist watching doha qatar.