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obasijoy: If you are the type that talks to your baby always he must talk fast unless intelligence doesn't run in your family blood. Babies understand and listen to their mum very well more than a stranger.

That is very true.Some kids take longer to speak cz their parents or caretakers are too busy to engage them.They lock them in a room full of toys and tv,leaving them to converse with cartoons.
Others keep speaking different languages,making the kids confused over which language to pick.
Haven't you noticed how second borns learn faster than first? Its cz they pick words faster from first borns.
Kids are very funny if only we can listen to them

I agree.
I am very fond of toddlers,At times I find myself in trouble when after conversing with them they refuse to let go .The cries start.
It takes me only a min of interaction with a toddler to gain their trust and att.Then they refuse to go back to their caretakers.
Thing is, I come down to their level,speak and act their language.I somehow understand their unspoken language.
I act as if am listening and laugh at their funny gestures, you may think there are 2 adults conversing.We look each other in the eyes and talk serious nonsense. I nod,clap,agree,act suprised,laugh,listen well,act a bit and the connection is formed.
I rem this mother that was shocked after her kid wanted to go with me in a mall.I just had a funny 2 min chat with the kid while queing and that was it!
I am very careful nowadays. Kids are amazing

KENYA IS rated the best place in to be as a mother and a woman in East Africa, according to the Children’s Annual State of the World’s Mothers Report.

It has better amenities for mothers’ and women’s health, like contraceptive use, female education and political representation among the less developed countries. It also fares well on maternity leave policies as well as critical child indicators such as health and nutrition in the region.

Rwanda, which follows Kenya, is top on the list among the least developed countries as a better place for both mothers and women followed by Uganda, at fifth position for mothers but eighth for women ranking globally among the least developed countries.

Burundi follows at the fourth position in East Africa and eighth for mothers but comes second after Rwanda as a place for women to be among the least developed countries. Tanzania comes last as a place for both mothers and women to be, taking the 17th and 18th position for mothers and women respectively.

Rwanda is reported to be the only country in the region where women hold over half of all seats in parliament.

The poorest children, according to the report, tend to have the poorest dietary quality. In Ethiopia, Kenya and Nigeria, for example, the wealthiest children are twice as likely to consume animal source foods as the poorest. In South Africa, they are almost three times as likely.

The report, which compares 165 countries around the globe, places Norway in the first position as the best place to be a mother and woman; Niger the Worst.

The East African

joeydozzy: First of all: curves. When she walks, you'll be having thoughts about how you got so lucky. When she gets on that dinner gown, pride and lust comes in quick succession. When she bends down to pick an object, Thanksgiving and poems are in order.

Second: face. a killer smile that shows her perfect white teeth and makes you smile without anybody uttering a word. Brown, hazel eyes that when she looks at you, your whole body is in a bucket of ice and your heart becomes tarchycardic. The nose when she sneezes, u finally say 'gosh there's a flaw, I can't compete with a perfect ten' when she does all these three together, u finally realize u are in love.

Finally: the brain. How she uses it makes you bring out the engagement ring.

Beauty ain't just about the face

WOW!!! I have read this over and over. Very poetic and sweet.
But that 419 guy has cracked my ribs

Tropilo: Nawa for u o! Just check ur time (4.19pm) of posting. It corresponds with your answer. 419!

roflmao You got me laughing so hard. Very very funny.

REPEAT THREAD

Idowuogbo: See odes replying some formulated bullllshitzzzz,una blind say na traffic to blog ni

Oshisko!

u make me laugh but at times ur right.

ArQueBusieR: If you feel her expertise will do your company any good, please forget about issues up in the air, and ensure you get her onboard.
I don't know about you, but I'm good at shutting out emotions when it comes to professional matters.

There.
Business + Pleasure = Death.

You must be very principled to ignore her advances or else it wont be long before you post a quickie story like one ONV4

Oh No Bad Black again??
This woman makes headlines for all the wrong reasons!!!
Scandals,in and out of prison,blowing money all over kampala,shes a willd party animal and dates loaded guys!! Mention bad black in uganda and people shake their heads!!

I opened a thread about her and somebody said it was fake story.Well here is the link again for anybody who cares.
Girl is a professional pro and con.Using men like tissue.
Shes is staring at a jail term!! as we talk. I pity her and that baby.

http://redpepper.co.ug/welcome/?p=32093
http://redpepper.co.ug/welcome/?p=33856



lol at flavour.What a loser

teissys: Proudly Kenyan, natoka Mombasa. Na wewe?

nai.wacha tusiderail hii thread. nimetuma request.

no spartakos dont wind up the thread yet.

hahahaha there you go again!! ok I wont say nothing 'spartakos'

; @ Spartakos.

teissys: Interestin, bt your name is a swahili noun for 'Love' where I come from

mmh lets see.You must be Tanzanian or Kenyan.Well am kenyan,are u?

yes

ooh puuuliz.wht kind of reasoning.

Ok Marriage is not a set of dos and donts.Its not a prison or school.
I think if you love and are concerned about each other's welfare everything will fall into place.
Love and care should make me get that food from the freezer,fetch water whatever without being asked or pushed.What if one is sick?
Love should make me cook that soup without grumbling cz u worked hard to provide it.
Love will make me become economical with what we have for our own sake.I think it's that simple.
Laws nope.You already made a vow so get rid of some 5 pieces of meat kind of rules.

relax.feelings are natural.when the right guy comes along u will feel the butterflies.

Are you trustworthy urself? Do u feel like u deserve a good guy cz you have kept ur side of the deal?
If so then learn from the past and start trusting.
We only help ourselves if we admit the truth,accept our failures and change for the better.
I am sure there are good guys around.

Hizi hao hapa juu ziko wapi?

bknight: Gearing up to get married. But after seeing, hearing and reading so much about marriages and the hell inlaws, cheating and domestic problem cause what can one look out for and what to expect to reduce marital problems.
With so much deception and uncertainties now, how does tribe, religion, friends, career, etc affect

The thots of marriage is so scary

You scared cz of what u hear? You choose to marry and be ready for whatever comes ur way.That's what.You can't have the full picture of what it will be like.
You will only know once you get there cz each marriage is different and unique.
And yes the above mentioned play a role but hey, they are factors that u as human can manage.They shouldn't manage you.
What you need to look out for are not those factors u mentioned, but ur partner's character.If both of you are sober,friends and mature then you should be able to handle those.
Go marry.

Smh.

MBJ is seun.
Thread closed

Gosh

This thread is so so funny. LOL

Truth is MBJ is a very tall and dark s.sudanese for those who don't know.He comes from the oil rich region of Heglig.

He speaks french but is into the oil biz.