missimelda01:

lol really? Hate? That's a strong word o

I hope you'll attend your wedding yourself or would you hire someone?

I’ll hire you to stand in my place

Klass99:


Seven blessings to you. You articulated valid points so well I couldn't help smiling. That part about the children's department of a church is so accurate, my friend works in that unit at our church, the few times we've tried to catch up after service in her classroom, it is total chaos. She can't leave until each child has been signed out and picked up by a parent, guardian or relative via a tag system they use. So, it's usually the best time for us to chill.

The experiences she shares makes me shudder sometimes, parents themselves are eager to offload their kids on Sunday school teachers for a few hours and when they are unable to, they become rude, insulting and abusive to these teachers. There are rules/regulations for each classroom, you can't admit more than a certain number for health & safety reasons and once a certain time frame has passed, they are not allowed to admit anymore children into their classrooms.

Parents are aware of the rules but they will arrive late to church and start displaying their madness, when rules are enforced. One woman even gave her child a dirty slap in front of my friend, claiming the child made them late to church. All that anger and annoyance because her child will have to sit with her in the main church auditorium meant for adults, but in a restricted area designated for parents with kids.

Some parents cannot handle their own offspring properly, instill discipline or maintain decorum with them, but they want to go to public events and unleash these same kids on people. Mbanu, please they should stay at home before the party scatter, like Fireboy sang. The text in bold made me laugh, that is typical Naija behaviour when it comes to free food.

@ Topic, I like the new trend abeg. Kids should not be allowed at Nigerian weddings if they don't have a vital role to play at it. After all what special thing do they serve at weddings, that cannot be provided for them at home?

Well said. I couldn't agree more.

Children though cute, lovely and sweet can be disastrous, no thanks to poor parenting these days.

Also kids between the ages of 1-4 are walking zombies with a death wish, most spend their entire life looking for new ways on how to die.

A cousin of mine left her 2 years old son at home to go out for a few minutes and before she returned this walking cute zombie had invaded the kitchen misstepped and hit his head somewhere and was bleeding profusely. It was just the grace of God that kept that child alive.

Honestly I do commend Sunday school teachers on their weekly struggle on how to tame these kids, their reward in heaven would be great.

izzou:


If one person wants to pee, everybody will want to pee too

If one wants to drink water, everybody will ask for water

You sabi them well. Honestly taming them isn't easy.

Greystone:


I’ll hire you to stand in my place

Two conditions
1. Make sure you're female
2. Make sure your husband to be is fineee

Then I'll do it

missimelda01:

Two conditions
1. Make sure you're female
2. Make sure your husband to be is fineee

Then I'll do it

Nah…
1. I’m a Man
2. I worwor
3. You’ll stand in for me Pro Bono (I no go pay you shishi)

pocohantas:


What do you think of this trend?

Should kids be allowed at Nigerian Weddings?

I think kids should be left out of wedding receptions to be honest.
especially with these 18+ Rated jokes MC tell at weddings

Klass99:


Seven blessings to you. You articulated reality so well I couldn't help smiling. That part about the children's department of a church is so accurate, my friend works in that unit at our church, the few times we've tried to catch up after service in her classroom, it is total chaos. She can't leave until each child has been signed out and picked up by a parent, guardian or relative via a tag system they use. So, it's usually the best time for us to chill.

The experiences she shares makes me shudder sometimes, parents themselves are eager to offload their kids on Sunday school teachers for a few hours and when they are unable to, they become rude, insulting and abusive to these teachers. There are rules/regulations for each classroom, you can't admit more than a certain number for health & safety reasons and once a certain time frame has passed, they are not allowed to admit anymore children into their classrooms.

Parents are aware of the rules but they will arrive late to church and start displaying their madness, when rules are enforced. One woman even gave her child a dirty slap in front of my friend, claiming the child made them late to church. All that anger and annoyance because her child will have to sit with her in the main church auditorium meant for adults, but in a restricted area designated for parents with kids.

Some parents cannot handle their own offspring properly, instill discipline or maintain decorum with them, but they want to go to public events and unleash these same kids on people. Mbanu, please they should stay at home before the party scatter, like Fireboy sang. The text in bold made me laugh, that is typical Naija behaviour when it comes to free food.

@ Topic, I like the new trend abeg. Kids should not be allowed at Nigerian weddings if they don't have a vital role to play at it. After all what special thing do they serve at weddings, that cannot be provided for them at home?

Huh?!... Kids do the darndest things. Lol...

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