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00:00Our guests today are a family of righteous people who serve our country and serve as an inspiration to the public.

00:08From members of our police force and experts in social welfare to a mother and a teacher who continue to share their knowledge.

00:18Each of them has a passion and dedication in the field of the Church Of Christ.

00:24So now, to get to know the mother who is a true ally of knowledge and guidance, we will be joined by Dr. Judith Leomo Baybayan

00:35and her beloved sons, Police Lieutenant Colonel Alvin Christopher Baybayan, Police Major Brian Christopher Baybayan,

00:46Commander Alip Albert Baybayan, and Police Captain Mika Joanne Baybayan.

00:51Good morning and welcome to RISING CHINESE IN THE PHILIPPINES!

00:54Good morning!

00:56It's great to see all of you here. Of course, this is the Baybayan family.

00:59These two are twins.

01:03Dr. Judith, can you tell us how you raised your children who are now serving the government as public servants?

01:14I raised them under the guidance of the Father.

01:20We gave them guidance since they were young so that they would be like this in the future.

01:31Did you tell them that they should be public servants?

01:34Or did they choose that?

01:37At first, they wanted something else.

01:41But because of the family's doctrine, and because their father is also a military man,

01:50they were influenced to be public servants.

01:57I'm just curious.

01:59Doctor, since your children will be full, were you disciplinary when they were young?

02:04No, I wasn't.

02:07You can do whatever you want with your children.

02:10Oh, so they have freedom.

02:12What were your inspirations when you decided to become public servants?

02:21Why did all of you become public servants?

02:23Let's start with Sir.

02:25Actually, we grew up in Port Magsaysay because that's where we lived.

02:31So we were influenced by our environment that this is the government service.

02:38We serve the people.

02:41And our environment is that all of them are public servants.

02:45That's why that became our inspiration.

02:49How about you, Sir?

02:52Yes, yes.

02:54Sir, it's the same.

02:56When we were young, we always saw soldiers.

03:00That's where we realized that this is how it is.

03:03So from when we were young until we went to high school,

03:08that's when we really grew up.

03:11We were amused by the uniforms and the guns.

03:16When we saw the children flying in the helicopter,

03:21we were so happy. That's why we were inspired by that.

03:24Prof, if you grew up in Port Magsaysay, would you have the chance to become a public servant?

03:29Yes, but I'm still like this.

03:32Mika?

03:34I was inspired by my brothers.

03:37They were the first ones to become cadets.

03:42I said that they became my role models.

03:46There you go.

03:48He's the youngest.

03:50How about you, Sir?

03:52When I grow up, I will be a negative and positive person.

03:59My parents are open-minded, as my mother said.

04:04But my father is very disciplinarian.

04:07Because he was a retired brigadier general in the Philippine Army,

04:12when we grew up, we were disciplined at home.

04:18From the way we dress, to the way we eat,

04:23to how we respond to our parents,

04:25we were taught by our parents.

04:28As we grew up, we were taught by our parents.

04:36My father always told us that

04:39serving the people is not equal to anything else.

04:44That's beautiful.

04:45Nobel.

04:46Commodore, you're the eldest.

04:48I'm the third.

04:49I'm the youngest.

04:51How many siblings do you have?

04:53Four.

04:54Four?

04:55The eldest is?

04:56I'm the third.

04:57Oh, you are?

04:58Yes.

04:59The second, the third, and the youngest.

05:02That's wonderful.

05:04Ma'am, how does it feel to have your children become public servants?

05:09I'm happy because serving the people is a great influence.

05:18It's a good example for all of us.

05:27I'm not proud that my children are there.

05:35As long as we're cool, I'm cool.

05:38I'm grounded.

05:39I'm proud to have children like them.

05:42As a parent, you must be proud to see your children become public servants.

05:51Do you feel that way every day?

05:53Do you see them in uniform?

05:55Yes, I'm happy that they're here.

05:59What message do you have for your mother?

06:02She raised you as public servants.

06:07Now, she's very proud of you.

06:09My message to my mother, as a social worker by profession,

06:16is that we appreciate National Women's Month.

06:20To my beloved mother,

06:24if it weren't for you,

06:27we wouldn't be where we are today.

06:32That's why we're very thankful.

06:35We don't have anything else, but we love you very much.

06:41Very nice.

06:42What message do you have for your children?

06:45What message do you have for your parents?

06:47Ma, thank you very much.

06:50Thank you for being with us.

06:54Whatever happens, we're very proud of you.

06:59We're proud of you because you raised us.

07:01That's all.

07:03As you can see, they have a bouquet of flowers for their mother.

07:09Congratulations, ma'am.

07:11You became a mother to the people around the country.

07:16I hope that future mothers will be like you.

07:19I think ma'am Buateng can do it.

07:24What message do you have for your mother?

07:27In addition to the message of my siblings,

07:31I have a wish for my mother.

07:33Because it's Women's Month,

07:35I hope that the negative things around us will be good vibes and stress-free.

07:40Let's forget about that first.

07:42You should always be stress-free so that our bodies are always healthy.

07:46We love you very much, ma'am.

07:48Okay, Captain Mika.

07:50Just for the end.

07:53Ma, we love you very much.

07:57Thank you very much for sharing the story of your family this morning.

08:03And for being a good mother and teacher.

08:06Dr. Judith Leomo Baybayan.

08:08And of course, to our visitors, the children of Dr. Aram.

08:11Thank you very much.

08:12Thank you for being with us this morning.

08:15Meanwhile, stay tuned because Rising Shine Philippines will be back after the national news.

08:26Rising Shine Philippines

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