This festive season, the family influencers share the simple joys that make the holidays extra meaningful, dressed in UNIQLO&rsquo;s effortless essentials.

There&rsquo;s no better time than the holidays to slow down and savour the moments that truly matter. From the fun and laughter that fills a room to the comfort of familiar rituals and being surrounded by the ones you love, the festive season reminds us of what&rsquo;s real.
For our latest digital cover, content creators Kid Inn and Yvonne Chua welcome us into their world as they celebrate Christmas with their daughters, Hannah and Diana. Dressed in UNIQLO&rsquo;s cosy layers, the family moves through simple, everyday moments with an ease that feels intimate and real.
Below, we sit down with the couple to talk about their influencer journey, parenthood and holiday traditions:
How would you describe your personal style in three words?
Yvonne: Casual, comfy, polished. Kid Inn: Minimal, clean, effortless. 
What are your must-have picks from UNIQLO?
Yvonne: Definitely the soft knit, basic tees, and their comfy shorts. Kid Inn: The oversized T-shirts, relaxed pants, and the fleece jacket. 
As one of the OG KOLs, what do you feel has changed the most in the industry compared to when you first started?
Yvonne: The biggest change is how much more competitive and fast-paced the industry has become. It&rsquo;s still fun, just very different. We&rsquo;ve all had to grow up with the industry.
Kid Inn: The shift toward professionalism is the biggest change. From production quality to brand collaborations, everything is more refined now. Influencers are expected to be content creators, photographers, marketers, and storytellers all at once.

How do you navigate privacy and boundaries when it comes to sharing your kids online?
Yvonne: I share parts of our life, but never anything too private. I want my kids to grow up and feel proud of what&rsquo;s online about them, so I&rsquo;m careful about what I show and what I keep just for us.
Kid Inn: I share the cute, happy bits, but I keep their more personal moments offline. I think every kid deserves some mystery and privacy while they grow.

You welcomed your second child earlier this year &mdash; what has been the biggest shift going from one to two?
Yvonne: The biggest shift is learning to split my attention and energy. With one child, I could give 100% to her. Now I&rsquo;m juggling two different needs, two personalities, and two schedules &mdash; and learning not to feel guilty about not being everywhere at once.
Kid Inn: The biggest shift is the level of intentionality required. With two kids, routines, boundaries, and support systems matter so much more.

How would you describe your parenting style as a duo? Is there a &ldquo;good cop&rdquo; and &ldquo;bad cop&rdquo;?
Yvonne: We don&rsquo;t really do the good cop/bad cop thing. We&rsquo;re more of a team &mdash; we discuss how we want to handle things, and then we try to stay consistent. Some days one of us is softer, some days firmer, but we always back each other up.
Kid Inn: Our goal is to stay aligned rather than divided, so we don&rsquo;t use the good cop/bad cop dynamic. We focus on communicating, staying consistent, and supporting each other.

What&rsquo;s something each of your kids has taught you?
Yvonne: My first child taught me how to be a mother &mdash; how to listen, adjust, and grow. My second taught me resilience and flexibility. They both show me new parts of myself every day.
Kid Inn: My first taught me unconditional love. My second taught me unconditional grace. I&rsquo;m still learning from them every day.

What&rsquo;s your favourite way to unwind and spend quality time together as a family?
Yvonne: Our favourite way to unwind is just being together at home &mdash; slow evenings, simple meals, and the kids running around. We don&rsquo;t need anything fancy; it&rsquo;s the quiet moments that feel the most precious.
Kid Inn: We keep it simple &mdash; time outdoors, good food, and being fully present with the kids.

How do you keep the spark alive in your relationship amidst work and childcare?
Yvonne: It&rsquo;s really about choosing each other every day, even when life gets messy. A quick coffee together, a quiet hug, or a short chat after the kids sleep.
Kid Inn: Teamwork and tiny pockets of couple time. Sometimes the spark is a date night, and sometimes it&rsquo;s just eating snacks together after the kids finally fall asleep.

What&rsquo;s the biggest misconception people have about your life as KOL parents?
Yvonne: That everything comes easily. The truth is, we struggle, we doubt ourselves, and we learn as we go &mdash; just like any other parents.
Kid Inn: That our kids don&rsquo;t throw tantrums, or that parenting is somehow easier for us. We&rsquo;re just as tired, messy, and overwhelmed as everyone else.

Do you have any Christmas rituals or traditions you look forward to?
Yvonne: We keep Christmas simple &mdash; cosy mornings, good food, and slow family time. Every year, we prepare Christmas gifts for the kids and place them under the tree, pretending they&rsquo;re from Santa. It&rsquo;s a little tradition we&rsquo;ve kept, and the kids absolutely love it.
Kid Inn: I look forward to decorating the tree with the kids and spending the whole day together without rushing anywhere.

What&rsquo;s the best part about celebrating the holidays with young children?
Yvonne: Their joy is contagious! Even simple things like decorating the tree or opening one small gift feel like the biggest celebration.
Kid Inn: Celebrating with young children brings back the innocence and wonder of the season. They make us appreciate the holidays in a much deeper way.

If you could give your past selves one piece of advice before becoming parents, what would it be?
Yvonne: You&rsquo;ll figure it out as you go. Stop worrying about being the &lsquo;perfect&rsquo; parent. Love will guide you more than perfection ever will.
Kid Inn: Trust the process. Parenting isn&rsquo;t something you master on day one &mdash; it&rsquo;s something you grow into.

What are you most looking forward to in the new year as a family?
Yvonne: Honestly, just more time together. No big plans &mdash; just watching the kids hit new milestones and seeing how our family continues to evolve.
Kid Inn: I&rsquo;m excited to build new traditions, strengthen our routines, and create a more balanced year for all of us.

Photography Aun Chua Creative direction, styling &amp; words Joan Kong Makeup Gan Chu Fan Hair Juno Ko Talents Kid Inn, Yvonne Chua, Hannah Lim &amp; Diana Lim Styling assistant&nbsp;Amelia Tan All clothing Uniqlo Holiday 2025 collection

Digital Cover: Kid Inn and Yvonne Chua celebrate a season wrapped in love with UNIQLO

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