MzMariah: Sure, I call it sign language when we visit people, relatives and even when we receive visitors, mum will tell us with her eyes what she wants us to do and all. Chai

cdamsel: my mum too

MzMariah: I go do am to my children too

cdamsel: Most definitely, if I can't, will parcel them to my mum to imbibe the skills in them

kreamidiva: My daughter likes climbing on top of her male cousin's body and sit on his laps (something i'm not comfy with and i''ve warned her severally). So anytime she's sitting on his laps and i step into the living room,i'll give her one long hard stare that she wouldn't know when she would jump down from his laps!

MzMariah: Sure, I call it sign language when we visit people, relatives and even when we receive visitors, mum will tell us with her eyes what she wants us to do and all. Chai

egopersonified: The fear of a mother's look is the beginning of wisdom, that look puts u in check, even in her absence, u dear not collect food from neighbours, relatives and friends, trust your siblings to report you and enjoy watching you get the beating of your life. *Punishment for long throat humbles a child*

PrinceAdepoju: Not all of our modern-day parents have body languages.

Why?
They don't seem to believe in all those things our 'then' parents believed. They see it as a civilised world and nothing's gonna happen to their kids...

My mom used to do that--communication with the body, through wink, nod and the look on her face.

The thing is, train your child the way he should go and he'll never depart from it.

You will see some children jump at things, even before you give it out to them...talkless of searching their parents' face for approval.

Our children should be taught from home that they should never collect anything from anybody except their parents' approval.
Even if they will collect, they must show it to their parents.

My parents had body languages...and they trained their children to have them too!!

I think that's part of the 'charity that begins at home'

Jennimma:
just like my mummy too. Lwkm...so dear,if u've ur own kids,would u do same?

cdamsel: my mum too

MzMariah: I go do am to my children too

KelvinGraphics:
Yeah, we go do am to our children too

MzMariah: Lol.

KelvinGraphics:
Y are U LOLing na, or shouldnt we do it to them??

MzMariah:

KelvinGraphics:
Now showing me ur Gold coated 32 instead of answering my question... Dia ris Goduooo

KelvinGraphics:
Now showing me ur Gold coated 32 instead of answering my question... Dia ris Goduooo

MzMariah: Don't worry we will

PrinceAdepoju:

KelvinGraphics:
Even my own mum too

lamdec: I suffered from this body language thing eh, I can never forget one incident that happened back when I was in primary school. We had our end of the year party and my parents couldn't come around and we were given this Cone ice cream, d one the put the ice cream on a cone buscuit,.....the fear of mum beating me if she hears that I ate outside made me keep it till I got home, on getting home,the thing hasn't melted ...chai...it was painful eh, she was blaming me again for keeping it since I was given by my teachers.

KelvinGraphics:
Hey My Prince, Kilodey?