How Do You Deal With Your Child's Yaya In Restaurants?

**_Qwerty_** · August 21st, 2014 04:44 PM

tsaka kailangan talaga naka uniform???!!

**falken** · August 21st, 2014 05:13 PM

Our yayas eat with us. We have the same food.

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**chrismarte** · August 21st, 2014 05:19 PM

^parang status symbol ang dating no pag naka uniform? parang "meron akong kasamang yaya/KB na naka uniform, mayaman ako!!!"

Minsan pa mga alagang aso ang pinadadala.

**Sarsi** · August 21st, 2014 05:28 PM

Our kasambahay/ helpers, all 3 of them, eats whatever we eat, drink what we drink. When they go home in the afternoon, since they are stay outs, they usually have all the left overs with them.

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**chua_riwap** · August 21st, 2014 06:06 PM

Ooops. Ingat kayo sa topic about yaya/kasambahay uniform. May thread dati rito, na ganyan, nag away-away, na lock yung thread.

Dami nagalit. There's nothing wrong daw w/ the uniform.

**H1Tman** · August 21st, 2014 06:19 PM

Okay lang naman uniform, pero ung hindi pinapakain nakakaawa. Pwede namang iorder ng pinakamurang meal man lang at pakainin sa tabi. Kung hindi nyo man lang pakakainin huwag ng isama.

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**_Cathy_** · August 21st, 2014 06:45 PM

Let's go back to topic then, on how to deal when dining out with yaya.

**cast_no_shadow** · August 21st, 2014 09:24 PM

Out of place ako wala pa ako anak and wala kami househelp hehe

Before we had one nung binata pa, seldom sumama sa mga lakad since wala naman alagain samin pero if may instances na kasama siya either we'll give her money, stroll muna siya on her own or kasama namin siya kung san kami kakain.

May pagka SC nga or status symbol mga yaya on uniform pero ang paliwanag nga daw nila dyan alangan naman pati clothing sagot ni amo?

Kesa daw inappropriate ang isuot sa pupuntahan ipag uniform na lang hehe.

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**holdencaulfield** · August 22nd, 2014 06:53 AM

kami sobrang bait namin sa yaya. kung ano kinakain namin sa labas, yun din kakainin nila.

sa dami siguro naming naging yaya, marami ring kupal.

bibigyan mo ng pagkain, mapili pa.

napansin ko hindi sila kumakain ng carbonara at yung pagkaing kakaiba sa kanila.

pero siempre patitikman muna namin, pag okay, bigay.

di ko masisi, pero t*ngina, tatanungin mo kung gusto, oo daw pero makikita ko yung pagkain nasa lababo ng hugasin namin.

hindi ginalaw.

bibilhan mo ng pagkain sa labas, nag aaarte rin.

tapos ichichismis ka sa kanila na di raw pinapakain.

sarap sungal-ngalin.

kaya minsan di niyo masisisi yung mga nagpapasuweldo sa kanila kung pano sila tinatrato.

**Walter** · August 22nd, 2014 07:35 AM

Your helpers will be happy with Jollibee. Yeah, you treat them like family and go where you go, eat what you eat. Have it said before, they are not comfortable with the fancy food and places that you go to. Obviously when you ask them, they'll say it's ok so you won't say they're whiners. They are also not comfortable going to fancy malls, they'd rather go to Divisoria or Baclaran where the items are what they can actually afford (unless you pay your helpers really, really well). It's also practical to let your helpers eat first so they can take care of your small children when it's time for you to have dinner.

They will rarely complain same reason as why you don't complain to your bosses at work. Why don't they just speak and say what they want, you say? What if the CEO of your company invites you to watch an Opera (but you'd rather go see the latest movie) and then have a fancy dinner of grass and seaweeds (he's a vegetarian). Would you complain and speak out your mind?