TAP top app download banner
theAsianparent
theAsianparent
EnglishFilipino
Product Guide
  • Money Tips
  • Building a BakuNation
  • Becoming a Parent
  • Ages & Stages
  • Parenting
  • Health & Wellness
  • Education
  • Lifestyle Section
  • Become a VIP
  • Press Room
  • TAP Recommends
  • Shopping
  • Community
Login
  • EnglishFilipino
    • Articles
  • Money TipsMoney Tips
  • Building a BakuNationBuilding a BakuNation
  • Becoming a ParentBecoming a Parent
  • Ages & StagesAges & Stages
  • ParentingParenting
  • Health & WellnessHealth & Wellness
  • EducationEducation
  • Lifestyle SectionLifestyle Section
  • Become a VIPBecome a VIP
  • Press RoomPress Room
  • TAP RecommendsTAP Recommends
  • ShoppingShopping
  • CommunityCommunity
    • Community
  • Poll
  • Photos
  • Food
  • Recipes
  • Topics
  • Read Articles
    • Tracker
  • Pregnancy Tracker
  • Baby Tracker
    • Rewards
  • RewardsRewards
  • Contests
  • VIP ParentsVIP Parents
    • More
  • Feedback

Privacy PolicyCommunity GuidelinesSitemap HTML

Download our free app

google play store
app store

This ninang's conversation with her kumare is just all too real

13 Dec, 2017
This ninang's conversation with her kumare is just all too real

One ninang shared her previous messages with her namamaskong kumare, and the hilarious conversation quickly went viral on social media!

Here in the Philippines, it’s not uncommon for a ninang or a ninong to be hounded by their inaanaks during the holidays. However, one woman shares a slightly different story, as it was her kumare who was the one constantly asking for ‘pamasko’ on behalf of her child!

“Hindi po ako bangko”

Dyanne Jordan Montiero recently shared a series of conversations she had with her kumare who was asking her to give her pamasko to her inaanak.

Their conversation started innocently enough, with her kumare telling her that her inaanak will be visiting.

However, things quickly started to escalate when her kumare quipped that her house was too far, and asked if she could send the ‘pamasko’ through Smart Padala instead!

Thankfully, Dyanne stayed polite throughout their entire conversation, even as her kumare became more insistent that she send the money to her inaanak.

Regardless, Dyanne felt that her kumare went too far when she asked to just send the ‘pamasko’ through Smart Padala.

She wrote: “Naglalaan ako kahit tig-kokonti para mabigyan sila tuwing pasko. Para mapasaya yung mga inaanak ko. Pero to the point na kelangan ko pa ipadala sa Smart Padala? Hindi po ako bangko.”

She also pointed out that as a ninang, her job wasn’t to give money to her inaanaks, but to guide them and teach them right from wrong. She added that even if she’s currently unemployed, she still makes it a point to set aside some money to give to her inaanak.

Check out her post below:

Partner Stories
The Effect of Pure Vitamin E on One’s Beauty and Immunity
The Effect of Pure Vitamin E on One’s Beauty and Immunity
Wish You Were Here: Family-friendly Outdoor Activities To Do In Hong Kong
Wish You Were Here: Family-friendly Outdoor Activities To Do In Hong Kong
Globe FamSURF199: Fast, affordable, and family-friendly internet connection
Globe FamSURF199: Fast, affordable, and family-friendly internet connection
IKEA celebrates the joys of motherhood
IKEA celebrates the joys of motherhood

Source: news.abs-cbn.com

READ: Truth behind the mom shaming picture that went viral

Got a parenting concern? Read articles or ask away and get instant answers on our app. Download theAsianparent Community on iOS or Android now!

img
Written by

Jan Alwyn Batara

Become a Contributor

  • Home
  • /
  • Lifestyle Section
  • /
  • This ninang's conversation with her kumare is just all too real
Share:
  • A Good Mother Is a Happy Mother: Not Perfect, But Raising with a Flexible Heart

    A Good Mother Is a Happy Mother: Not Perfect, But Raising with a Flexible Heart

  • Stay-at-Home Moms, This Proposed Bill Wants to Give You ₱1,500 a Month

    Stay-at-Home Moms, This Proposed Bill Wants to Give You ₱1,500 a Month

  • How to Raise Children in a Small House: Creating Play Space and Supporting Development

    How to Raise Children in a Small House: Creating Play Space and Supporting Development

  • A Good Mother Is a Happy Mother: Not Perfect, But Raising with a Flexible Heart

    A Good Mother Is a Happy Mother: Not Perfect, But Raising with a Flexible Heart

  • Stay-at-Home Moms, This Proposed Bill Wants to Give You ₱1,500 a Month

    Stay-at-Home Moms, This Proposed Bill Wants to Give You ₱1,500 a Month

  • How to Raise Children in a Small House: Creating Play Space and Supporting Development

    How to Raise Children in a Small House: Creating Play Space and Supporting Development

Feed

Feed

Get tailored articles about parenting, lifestyle, expert opinions right at your fingertips

Poll

Poll

Participate in interesting polls and see what other parents think!

Photos

Photos

Share the photos of loved ones in a safe, secure manner.

Topics

Topics

Join communities to bond with fellow mums and dads.

Tracker

Tracker

Track your pregnancy as well as baby’s development day-by-day!

theAsianparent

Download our free app

Google PlayApp Store

Mums around the world

Singapore flag
Singapore
Thailand flag
Thailand
Indonesia flag
Indonesia
Philippines flag
Philippines
Malaysia flag
Malaysia
Vietnam flag
Vietnam

Partner Brands

Rumah123VIP ParentsMama's ChoiceTAP Awards

© Copyright theAsianparent 2026 . All rights reserved

  • About Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Sitemap HTML
  • Tools
  • Articles
  • Feed
  • Poll

We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience. Learn MoreOk, Got it

We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience. Learn MoreOk, Got it