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Kaye Abad teaches son Joaquin the value of hard work by selling ice candies

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Mary Ann Bardinas

While there are parents who tend to spoil their kids with everything they please, there are others who want to teach them that they can’t have everything they wish in an instant and they have to work hard for them first.And that’s what actress Kaye Abad did in the latest vlog uploaded to their family’s YouTube channel, wherein she delighted us with her fun bonding experience with her and her husband Paul Jake Castillo’s sons while making ice candies, which they sold to the employees at their grandfather’s office in Cebu.The vlog commenced with the <a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/articles-photos/major-throwback-the-cast-of-1999-tabing-ilog-in-22-photos-14274">Tabing Ilog</a> star relating that Joaquin was actually asking her for 50 pesos to buy his character in the gaming platform Roblox a helmet. And since they didn’t want him to get used to asking them money every time he would like to buy something he desires, she came up with the idea of having him sell butong or buko ice candies in order for him to earn money for his kits in Roblox.<div><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen="" frameBorder="0" height="581" referrerPolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/xvzfbZe5LEs" title="Joaquin’s Ice Candy Summer Hustle" width="1033"></iframe></div>It was Kaye who personally made the ice candies with her two adorable sons as her dutiful and quite playful assistants. The four ingredients – buko meat, buko juice, milk, and condensed milk – that they prepared were able to yield a few pieces, with their nanny Ate Erna helping her pour the mixture into the ice candy plastic bags.The following day, they stored the ice candies in a thermal bag, which Joaquin carried on his shoulder as they roamed around the office and offered them to the employees for 10 pesos each. With how charming and friendly the young entrepreneur was, and with the help of his supportive family and his grandpa’s enthusiastic employees, he’s able to quickly get everything sold out in several minutes!In the caption of the vlog, the proud parents disclosed that they want Joaquin to learn “the importance of earning for what he wants through hard work, dedication and young entrepreneurial spirit.”

Kaye Abad and her sons Joaquin and Iñigo had a fun, frosty, and profitable experience as they made ice candies and sold them at their grandpa’s office.