Hello family, please we are expecting our second baby, we are yet to do the scan to confirm the gender but am having the feelings that it's gonna be a girl.
So, my husband gave our first baby his Yoruba name, while I gave English and it sticks till date.
Now am to give the Yoruba for the coming princess and my mind sticks with, "Aniwuranle".
I have been doing serious search on the name to no avail. I fell in love with it when I read Omolayo Aniwura's interview years back but considering who Efunsetan was, am kinda having a mixed feeling about the name.
Please, help me out with your outlook to the name before I present it to my husband.
I will so appreciate if lalasticlala can push this to the front page, though it is not a snake killing topic.

mamajaz:
Hello family, please we are expecting our second baby, we are yet to do the scan to confirm the gender but am having the feelings that it's gonna be a girl.
So, my husband gave our first baby his Yoruba name, while I gave English and it sticks till date.
Now am to give the Yoruba for the coming princess and my mind sticks with, "Aniwuranle".
I have been doing serious search on the name to no avail. I fell in love with it when I read Omolayo Aniwura's interview years back but considering who Efunsetan was, am kinda having a mixed feeling about the name.
Please, help me out with your outlook to the name before I present it to my husband.
I will so appreciate if lalasticlala can push this to the front page, though it is not a snake killing topic.

For your topic to reach FP, change the title to


COME AND SEE THE BIG SNAKE I KILLED UNDER MY BABY'S BED.
Then sit back and watch traffic to your rescue.

I like Efunsetan.

delishpot:

For your topic to reach FP, change the title to

COME AND SEE THE BIG SNAKE I KILLED

Hahahaha....It should be COME AND SEE THE BIG SNAKE A PREGNANT WOMAN KILLED.

You need to do more house chores to exercise yourself towards delivery other been this concerned about what to name the baby. What if the baby is twins, boy and girl as ITs NOT A SNAKE KILLING TOPIC

Angelberry:

Hahahaha....It should be COME AND SEE THE BIG SNAKE A PREGNANT WOMAN KILLED.

Hahaha, that is not frightening enough. Under BABY'S BED at night without NEPA will get them rushing in.
They can see themselves in that position better than in a pregnancy position. As in we all sleep at night without light, we all experience blackout so they can identify with that.

fistonati:
You need to do more house chores to exercise yourself towards delivery other been this concerned about what to name the baby. What if the baby is twins, boy and girl as ITs NOT A SNAKE KILLING TOPIC

You fit help her clean and sweep as you are so sure she doesn't do those as often as you like.
Be your sisters keeper

delishpot:


Hahaha, that is not frightening enough. Under BABY'S BED at night without NEPA will get them rushing in.
They can see themselves in that position better than in a pregnancy position. As in we all sleep at night without light, we all experience blackout so they can identify with that.

That's true! I'm OK with the snake ish sometimes cos I commented on a snake thread yesterday and in the evening I saw a snake outside our compound. I was not bold to kill it

delishpot:


For your topic to reach FP, change the title to


COME AND SEE THE BIG SNAKE I KILLED UNDER MY BABY'S BED.
Then sit back and watch traffic to your rescue.

I like Efunsetan.

Hahahaha... my person, I fear for la-la oh. Of course we killed a snake in our bedroom when our first baby was few months old oh, but loading snakes no do me jare. Abi oun to wuni ni lo n po lola eni

fistonati:
You need to do more house chores to exercise yourself towards delivery other been this concerned about what to name the baby. What if the baby is twins, boy and girl as ITs NOT A SNAKE KILLING TOPIC

Thanks oh chief, I don't laze around too, baby is single, USS confirmed. You know intuition now. I just have the feeling and few revelations too, but if it still turns out to be boy all thanks to eleeduwa. soo, what's your take on the name?

delishpot:


Hahaha, that is not frightening enough. Under BABY'S BED at night without NEPA will get them rushing in.
They can see themselves in that position better than in a pregnancy position. As in we all sleep at night without light, we all experience blackout so they can identify with that.





You fit help her clean and sweep as you are so sure she doesn't do those as often as you like.
Be your sisters keeper

Angel, one love oh. Thanks for bailing me out!

Angelberry:

That's true! I'm OK with the snake ish sometimes cos I commented on a snake thread yesterday and in the evening I saw a snake outside our compound. I was not bold to kill it

Next time do like women do, Climb table, take place mats and key holder stone the snake

mamajaz:

Hahahaha... my person, I fear for la-la oh. Of course we killed a snake in our bedroom when our first baby was few months old oh, but loading snakes no do me jare. Abi oun to wuni ni lo n po lola eni

There was a time as kids, we killed 2 snakes in our living room. A neighbour brought in some roofing sheets to store inside our house for safe keeping. I believe the snakes hitched a ride from her farm in those roofing sheets. Fear no gree me go piss for night weeks after we killed them. Us kids believed that they may have babies hidding around the house. It took months for us to overcome the fear.

[quote author=delishpot post=43837043]

Next time do like women do, Climb table, take place mats and key holder stone the snake
I am the wrong person for this advice: D it was outside our compound. I was screaming like a toddler

are you not ogbeni la's wife?