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I have a very troublesome younger brother. He is our last born, about 3-4yrs, and always manages to get on everyone's nerves, one way or the other.

Whenever he gets on my mum's bad side, she would beat him and he would come running to me. I would ask him what he did wrong, admonish him and place his head on my laps. Then, I would sing his fav. song (My bonnie) to him while I tap him to sleep. Then he would wake up happy and ready to 'find' another person's trouble.

Well yesterday, I got into a row with my mum. We exchanged words and got slapped. In tears, I ran to my room and my little bro followed me.

He sat beside me for sometime and then asked softly, "An-twaci....." (Mind u, he is the one responsible for my moniker), "....what did you do?".

I stared back dumbly. I couldn't tell him. So I settled with, "I spoke back to mummy. Its a very bad thing to do".

He nodded, then tapped his small laps, "Lie down".

I stifled a surprised smile and obeyed gently knowing that my full weight would hurt him, "Okay".

Then he said, "Don't talk back at mummy, u hear?". I nodded, "Okay".

To my further surprise, he tapped my head gently and sang "My bonnie".

I smiled and feigned sleep cause I knew he wouldn't stop till I had slept. When he was sure I had 'slept-off', he dozed off in the same position.

This experience taught me a lot about a child's love and I thought I should share it. Children learn from the way u treat them, either good or bad. How do u treat them? (Food for thought).

NB: I apologized to mumsi and we are good now.

Do recount your experiences with kids (yours children or not), let's learn from the 'ants'.

Cool story...

Awwww nice
Will recount my own experience later

Awww
So sweet

I treat my lil cousin like a princess but this 2year old will come into my room and sit on my head whenever she wakes before me...

She even spoil my name join... calls me "berbert" and "ifani" instead of ifeanyi.

The way i take love this girl if mosquito bite her... make dat mosquito go commit suicide b4 i take eye see am

Sweet!!!

Twaci:
This experience taught me a lot about a child's love and I thought I should share it. Children learn from the way u treat them, either good or bad. How do u treat them? (Food for thought).

NB: I apologized to mumsi and we are good now.

Do recount your experiences with kids (yours children or not), let's learn from the 'ants'.

An twaci next time be a good girl. Lolzzz

Daht was xo sweet of ur lil bro. I owe him a bucket of Ice cream. *grins*

Touching... just shared it on my whatsApp. Hope you don't mind?

sallyzan:
Touching... just shared it on my whatsApp. Hope you don't mind?

No p love

kinglekan:
An twaci next time be a good girl. Lolzzz

Daht was xo sweet of ur lil bro. I owe him a bucket of Ice cream. *grins*

My own nko?

alberto2k:
I treat my lil cousin like a princess but this 2year old will come and into my room and sit on my head whenever she wakes before me...

She even spoil my name join... calls me "berbert" and "ifani" instead of ifeanyi.

The way i take love this girl if mosquito bite her... make dat go commit suicide b4 i take eye see am

I love ur lil sis already!

There was a time this same little bro of mine used my new sets of lip-liners as pencil crayons to colour up a flower for my mum.

Wanted to kill him, but darn! It was cute!

Twaci:
I love ur lil sis already!

There was a time this same little bro of mine used my new sets of lip-liners as pencil crayons to colour up a flower for my mum.

Wanted to kill him, but darn! It was cute!

lol next time keep ur eyeliner where his hands wont be able to reach for it


Mine was with my hair cream... she carry my soulmate do cream... just empty d whole thing

Great....lalasticlala, Oga Seun abeg read and move to our front page ...the story get originality no be small thing.

@Op - are you above the age of puberty?

Keneking:
Great....lalasticlala, Oga Seun abeg read and move to our front page ...the story get originality no be small thing.

@Op - are you above the age of puberty?

Yeah, I am. Why?

Awwwww, I love kids so much. Just unfortunate that my flatmate's kids sometimes terrorize the day light out of me. I just plain avoid the boy when he starts. Don't know where he gets his energy from...the chubby girl thinks I'm pretty so she's adorably well behaved when trying to sample my things.

Overall, I can't compromise on having them...they complete a union.

Ok

Lol

**Yawns!!!!!!**

Awww....No experience. I'm the youngest.

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Touching

So

Sweet story

And God bless you OP for sowing the seed of love into him.

I see him growing up into a fine young man

[duno wats wrong wid me, too lazy 2read long notes.

Ok

Twaci:
I have a very troublesome younger brother. He is our last born, about 3-4yrs, and always manages to get on everyone's nerves, one way or the other.

Whenever he gets on my mum's bad side, she would beat him and he would come running to me. I would ask him what he did wrong, admonish him and place his head on my laps. Then, I would sing his fav. song (My bonnie) to him while I tap him to sleep. Then he would wake up happy and ready to 'find' another person's trouble.

Well yesterday, I got into a row with my mum. We exchanged words and got slapped. In tears, I ran to my room and my little bro followed me.

He sat beside me for sometime and then asked softly, "An-twaci....." (Mind u, he is the one responsible for my moniker), "....what did you do?".

I stared back dumbly. I couldn't tell him. So I settled with, "I spoke back to mummy. Its a very bad thing to do".

He nodded, then tapped his small laps, "Lie down".

I stifled a surprised smile and obeyed gently knowing that my full weight would hurt him, "Okay".

Then he said, "Don't talk back at mummy, u hear?". I nodded, "Okay".

To my further surprise, he tapped my head gently and sang "My bonnie".

I smiled and feigned sleep cause I knew he wouldn't stop till I had slept. When he was sure I had 'slept-off', he dozed off in the same position.

This experience taught me a lot about a child's love and I thought I should share it. Children learn from the way u treat them, either good or bad. How do u treat them? (Food for thought).

NB: I apologized to mumsi and we are good now.

Do recount your experiences with kids (yours children or not), let's learn from the 'ants'.

Nice one. I love this story.

for the kids

Awwwwwww so cute I can shed a tear for this Awwwwwww so cute I can shed a tear for this

Enjoyed the story nd d moral

A child's photographic memory is as sharp as a sharp needle & would grab any characteristics displayed by an adult...