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Dingdong Dantes Shares Daughter Zia is now Fully Vaccinated
Dingdong Dantes shares he accompanied his daughter, Zia, for the last vaccination which was done via drive through
Dingdong Dantes confirmed that his daughter Zia is now fully vaccinated. The actor shared photos on Monday, February 28 on his Instagram account.
“It’s Ate Z’s second shot today and we did it via [a]drive-through. We were with 5 other kids inside the van since we were encouraged to do carpooling to manage traffic and limit the number of cars on the vaccination site,” he wrote.
Zia was accompanied by several of her friends as well. Dingdong shared that there were balloons and mascots so that the kids were comfortable while getting jabbed.
“They really made sure that the whole process will be child-friendly and I think they did a good job!”
Zia Dantes Shows The Rewards For Being Fully Vaccinated
Dingdong Dantes added: “This might just be a regular fun playday for her but for me, I’m just glad that we’re slowly getting back up as a nation so we can slowly expose our children to the world again. Siyempre bilang tatay at magulang, importante sa akin na magkaroon ng mas malalim na pag-unawa ang mga anak ko sa nangyayari sa paligid nila. Kahit yung simpleng paglalaro at pagiikot sa iba’t ibang lugar ay napakahalaga. Magandang marami silang makita, matanong, makausap, at maramdaman.”
Leading by example
Zia Dantes was one of several kids of celebrities in the past weeks that line up for the vaccination that started last February 7 for children. Aside from Zia, other celebrity kids include Bianca Gonzalez’s daughter Lucia and Marjorie Barretto’s daughter Erich.
The vaccination for kids was given a go signal by the government after studies abroad conclude that the brand Pfizer was safe. More children are expected to get jabbed as local government units continue with the program.
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