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Nadia Khaerunnisa Parenting blogger

Nadia Khaerunnisa is a mother. She believes that there is no such thing as perfect parents. Nadia likes to share ideas on her blog nadkhaerunnisa.com. where she writes about motherhood and health.

7 posts

Opinion 2 years ago

Jokowi's vlogs entertaining, but public needs to be more critical

The president and high-ranking officials are popular and active on social media, in line with today&...

Food 2 years ago

Will 'warung Indomie' become a relic of our time?

To call Indomie popular is an understatement, since the brand name has become synonymous with &ldquo...

Opinion 2 years ago

Stop bickering: 60 years of Malaysia-Indonesia ties

As two of ASEAN founding members, any friction between Indonesia and Malaysia will impinge on ASEAN&...

Opinion 2 years ago

Why don't we move to renewable energy?

When will we start to develop a sustainable country with sustainable sources of energy?

Opinion 2 years ago

Clarification from the Indonesian Orangutan Forum

This right to reply is conveyed so that it may be submitted to the public to balance the information...

Opinion 2 years ago

Clarification from North Sumatra Conservation Agency

Regarding The Jakarta Post article titled "Orangutan conservation: Government agencies no '...

Parents 3 years ago

Four things to do when your kids are hospitalized

Hospital is not the nicest place to go, especially for kids. However, there are times when we may ha...

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7 posts

Jokowi's vlogs entertaining, but public needs to be more critical

Will 'warung Indomie' become a relic of our time?

Stop bickering: 60 years of Malaysia-Indonesia ties

Why don't we move to renewable energy?

Clarification from the Indonesian Orangutan Forum

Clarification from North Sumatra Conservation Agency

Four things to do when your kids are hospitalized

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