Nafa Urbach and her ex-husband, Zack Lee, still often look compact in educating their daughter, Mikhaela Lee Jowono. This is often seen through their social media.
On this matter, not a few publics requested that both of them reconcile. It was answered by Nafa who explained the differences in how to educate children between himself and Zack.
"Well, I say this, having a difference in parenting is something that is uncomfortable, especially since the house is different. Like my house, the parenting is different, Zack's house is also like that," Nafa said, as quoted by the YouTube show Ussy Andhika Official, Tuesday (5/19/2020 ).
"While my grandfather was a soldier first, I was very disciplined. It was okay at eight to go to the bedroom. While Zack's house was more relaxed. Finally when Micah returned home, he finally compared. So it was quite a bit of a hassle there," said Nafa again.
In this case, Nafa also had a chance to discuss it with Zack. He asked Zack to take care of Micah when he complained of living with his mother.
"I have ever talked to Zack 'may I do it when children complain about the way I teach them in front of you, but how can you support me as a parent?", Nafa said.
"So that when Micah gets home, don't let Micah say I'm not absorbed," he continued.
The thing that Nafa is most grateful for is that Zack can do that. Zack can compromise about Nafa's request for the sake of her baby.
"I am very thankful that Zack wants to do that. I also said that we could not fight in front of children, or if you have a boyfriend, you don't need to be introduced to Micah. For me, it's a bit hard because he's the only child I have," he said. Nafa
This is also one of the reasons why Nafa and Zack still look compact, even though they are divorced.
"All this time I struggled to work hard for him (Micah). So I don't want to because there is someone else taking this heart or all kinds, I don't want to. And Zack appreciates that. That's what I like about Zack, he respects every decision I make and "That's why he can work with me, why not," concluded Nafa. (pig / want)
