It’s been four months since the Philippine government announced mandatory community quarantine as a way to prevent the spread of Covid-19. As Filipinos settle into staying at home almost 24/7, more influencers have started sharing what life is like under quarantine with their followers. Mum influencers, in particular, have been very vocal about how they have been juggling work, home-schooling and managing the home during the time of global crisis. We take a look at some of the best and worst moments shared by Filipino mum influencers. Bianca Gonzalez shares her quarantine tips View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bianca Gonzalez Intal (@iamsuperbianca) on May 4, 2020 at 5:56am PDT TV host and mum vlogger Bianca Gonzalez has always been open with followers about her life and this remains so under quarantine. Following the controversial shutdown of her home TV network, ABS-CBN, Bianca decided to start her own Instagram miniseries entitled Live Kwentuhan ( Storytelling ). 6 of the Philippines’ top LGBTQ+ influencers – and why to follow them The miniseries covers a wide range of topics from marital woes due to the quarantine, managing budgets amid the pandemic, and even inspirational episodes about gratitude. Her followers have commended her for staying positive and being a source of help to many during the crisis. Andi Manzano opens up about juggling a job and home-schooling View this post on Instagram A post shared by Andi Manzano Reyes (@andimanzano) on May 8, 2020 at 5:46am PDT Andi Manzano, mum of two, has been open with her followers about the difficulty of making a living amid the pandemic. A full-time vlogger and influencer, she recently launched a new clothing collection in partnership with Zalora and talked about how grateful she is to be able to provide help to her family even when her work is considered “non-essential”. She continues to post about teaching her daughter Olivia how to read and about how they create puppet shows or play games after each home-schooling session. She has also been open about her family’s efforts to support children in orphanages by providing food and essential items during the pandemic. Kryz Uy shows what pregnancy is like amid a pandemic View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kryz (@kryzzzie) on Mar 28, 2020 at 2:55am PDT New mum Kryz Uy has always been proactive in documenting her journey as a first-time mother, starting from the moment she discovered that she was pregnant. As the country moved into quarantine, she continued to update her followers about married life and managing pregnancy without leaving the house. In her vlog, she shares how she hasn’t been able to go to her doctor’s appointments as she has been advised to stay away from the hospital. She is open about being emotionally and mentally exhausted due to both her pregnancy and the global crisis, and needing to cry it out at times. 5 Filipino fashionistas who are making a splash on social media To help her cope, Kryz talks about staying focused on her yoga practise and on trying to stay as healthy as possible so she gives birth safely. She regularly updates her followers about keeping busy at home, doing things such as maternity photoshoots and painting her baby’s room. Cat Arambulo comes under fire View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cat Arambulo-Antonio (@catarambulo) on Mar 5, 2020 at 5:00pm PST Socialite and influencer mum Cat Arambulo recently came under fire for what were considered by many to be insensitive remarks against workers who were stranded at security checkpoints during the earlier part of the enhanced community quarantine. The controversial Instagram story featured a news report from CNN showing police officers leading a handcuffed man into a police car. In the background, Cat unleashed a profanity-laden diatribe at the screen, telling them to “just stay at home”, and adding “this is exactly why they need the military because you [expletive] won’t stay at home.” Online users were quick to point out that a lot of Filipino workers were forced to continue going to work due to the need for income, especially in times of a pandemic. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cat Arambulo-Antonio (@catarambulo) on Mar 17, 2020 at 9:06pm PDT As a result of the backlash, Cat responded with an apology to the people who were hurt and offended by her remarks in the Instagram story. She has held off further posting on social media since the incident. “I'm sorry for all the mistakes I’ve made and the hurt I caused. I'm doing all that I can to become a better version of myself so I can do more and help more. I promise,” she posted, alongside a 46-minute apology video, imploring readers to get in touch directly rather than posting negative comments. Who are Singapore’s top influencers and why should we follow them? What have we learned from these mothers? As mum influencers, many look to them as sources of inspiration for balancing home life and day-to-day jobs. These mums show the importance of changing your perspective and managing your emotions amid the global crisis. Want more stories like this? Sign up here . 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