Dorwadora:
Gerrat ...... Nonsense

Dorwadora:
The vawulence go loud well well when they drop tyre on you neck, put kerosene and burn you alive for shadowing an underage girl....

Werey... Shameless He goat. You think this is cruise... No... It's your shame....

Dorwadora:
It's alright because after burning you alive for preying on an underage, they'll leave your remains for for vultures and I'm sure they won't pick the flesh of an unhonorable mofo like you.

princeemmma:
Recently I heard my daughter saying "Zazoo zeh" she is not up to 2years though. Am that kind of person that always caution myself and watch the kind of music I listen at home, but she did not learn the word at home, am sure she might have heard it somewhere in her mom shop, because my wife shop is located somewhere very rough, a lot of children in the environment. But my wife does not see this as a big deal. She always told me that she can't stop the little girl from playing with other children in the hood and that's true. That day when I heard her say that word, I called her to myself and told her not to say the word again that it's not good saying such word, she nodded in approval.

Two days ago I heard her saying this common words "Eni pe". I felt really bad, because I don't want my daughter to learn those bad words, but my wife feel am overreacting.

Am I overreacting truly? How do I stop my daughter from saying such words?

Please help a friend

Sweetplum:
Effect of the society she's growing in. Keep training her that those are foul words.
Go further by listing popular slangs. Write them down & tell her the good ones and those you see as bad ones.
Zazoo & Eni pe are still fair. But if tolerated, she fit graduate to toto, puss y, werey, Ori e baje, ori e buru, oloshi, iya e, baba e, & so on.

ednut1:
Get your money up. Move to a posh area. You dey ghetto wan dey form

princeemmma:
Recently I heard my daughter saying "Zazoo zeh" she is not up to 2years though. Am that kind of person that always caution myself and watch the kind of music I listen at home, but she did not learn the word at home, am sure she might have heard it somewhere in her mom shop, because my wife shop is located somewhere very rough, a lot of children in the environment. But my wife does not see this as a big deal. She always told me that she can't stop the little girl from playing with other children in the hood and that's true. That day when I heard her say that word, I called her to myself and told her not to say the word again that it's not good saying such word, she nodded in approval.

Two days ago I heard her saying this common words "Eni pe". I felt really bad, because I don't want my daughter to learn those bad words, but my wife feel am overreacting.

Am I overreacting truly? How do I stop my daughter from saying such words?

Please help a friend

WickedPisa:
you've made no sense, sorry if you find that disrespectful.

Sweetplum:

I ll remove your neck. To pierce you with my fingers dey hungry me.

princeemmma:
Recently I heard my daughter saying "Zazoo zeh" she is not up to 2years though. Am that kind of person that always caution myself and watch the kind of music I listen at home, but she did not learn the word at home, am sure she might have heard it somewhere in her mom shop, because my wife shop is located somewhere very rough, a lot of children in the environment. But my wife does not see this as a big deal. She always told me that she can't stop the little girl from playing with other children in the hood and that's true. That day when I heard her say that word, I called her to myself and told her not to say the word again that it's not good saying such word, she nodded in approval.

Two days ago I heard her saying this common words "Eni pe". I felt really bad, because I don't want my daughter to learn those bad words, but my wife feel am overreacting.

Am I overreacting truly? How do I stop my daughter from saying such words?

Please help a friend

princeemmma:
Recently I heard my daughter saying "Zazoo zeh" she is not up to 2years though. Am that kind of person that always caution myself and watch the kind of music I listen at home, but she did not learn the word at home, am sure she might have heard it somewhere in her mom shop, because my wife shop is located somewhere very rough, a lot of children in the environment. But my wife does not see this as a big deal. She always told me that she can't stop the little girl from playing with other children in the hood and that's true. That day when I heard her say that word, I called her to myself and told her not to say the word again that it's not good saying such word, she nodded in approval.

Two days ago I heard her saying this common words "Eni pe". I felt really bad, because I don't want my daughter to learn those bad words, but my wife feel am overreacting.

Am I overreacting truly? How do I stop my daughter from saying such words?

Please help a friend

Richsteemit:


U don graduate to killing.

Dorwadora:


And the sleep will be your last because it will be the horrible death of you, stupid pedophile.

Sweetplum:

You don't need to be sorry cos you can only understand if you v sense.

DaInferno:
I take God beg you, increase your overreaction. I know what you are saying and how you feel. Catch them young, no spare rod; though she's too young for the rod, but from time to time, you give her some stern but calm cautioning. No take chances, talk to your wife sternly about it because back then, na our mama d watch us keenly, no misbehavior. My cousin who's married with two kids has never beaten his children, but "Stop that" has kept the kids in check.

Cousin9999:
Don't laugh when they do it. It encourages the behavior.

You might want to put her on time-out or another mild punishment (e.g. take away favorite toy for 1 day) when she says it after you told her not to several times.

Give her more positive attention for doing the right things.

cavreek:
U must know that both u as d parent and the society play a major role in training a child with more influence coming from the society
[b]It would have been a lot easier if d both parent agree and decide on what d child should ought to know [/b]remeber 'train up a child in d way he should go' and not in d way u think e should go
I believe wisdom should guide u

cavreek:
U must know that both u as d parent and the society play a major role in training a child with more influence coming from the society
[b]It would have been a lot easier if d both parent agree and decide on what d child should ought to know [/b]remeber 'train up a child in d way he should go' and not in d way u think e should go
I believe wisdom should guide u

Dorwadora:
There would have been no peace for you if you did not take down that disgusting picture.... Take your vawulence rum and drink it so that you can die and let the earth be purge of you .....


Broda ode

pyyxxaro:
Rebrand her now , so that you won’t put your hand on your head later



Naa so I see one small gal 4yrs , she de tell one lady YOUR FATHER


I shock

CoronaVirusPro:
Op is just over-reacting. Its normal for kids to say such at that age as they pick words very fast. Even kids that were grown in missionary schools from birth know foul languages. What is you need just do is caution her.

In the society of today, you can NEVER prevent such but just curtail it.


Expect more in their teen years when they start mixing up in schools and social places. All the ills you feel you are preventing them knowing, they definitely will know on their own at that stage. You just have to keep educating them on the ills and disadvantages so they PERSONALLY decide not to use it. But them not knowing, its impossible!

The world is now wild. Pornography and foul languages has sank into humans.