Make Children Content, Ria Ricis Reasons For Documentation

Ria Ricis and Teuku Ryan (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - Since giving birth to her first child, Cut Raifa Aramoana or Moana on July 26, 2022, Ria Ricis often creates content with her child. However, what Ricis did made many people, especially netizens, not pleasing.

Ria Ricis and her husband, Teuku Ryan, are considered to have used Moana to create content and produce coffers of money. Most recently, the young couple's decision to bring Moana on a jetski actually invited a lot of negative comments.

The 27-year-old content creator feels that there is no problem if she is considered to often make her child content. He reasoned that many parents also create content with their children.

It seems that many parents also brought their children to be documented. Thank God (my owner) has been highlighted, seen by many people, thank God. Like yesterday, we also made sensory play, we actually documented a lot," said Ria Ricis when met in the Pancoran area, South Jakarta on Monday, January 9.

Ricis admitted that he was happy to document something. "If I personally enjoy documenting something, so we can look again in the future. For example, before marriage to my husband, I also document a lot, where do you like holidays, what do you do?" he continued.

Ria Ricis and her husband are still busy and even specifically instruct someone to document Moana. The reason is, Ricis doesn't want to be left behind to see the moments of her child's development.

"In fact, we gave 1 cellphone to Moana, the nurse was holding it. So when we are doing activities outside, the nurse likes to study the new developments of Moana," he said.

Meanwhile, regarding the criticism directed at him, Ricis chose to keep thinking positively. "Usually, because it's pros and cons. I always think bad news is a good news for people. So what can I do with it, we really accept criticism, accept input, we accept what all friends say," said Ricis.

"And we always take how good the input is, even though it's criticism for us. Because we are also human beings, so we have to learn and keep learning," said Teuku Ryan.