Kingdom Parenting Guide

 WHY DO YOU SEND YOUR LITTLE GIRL CHILD TO DO HOLIDAY WITH THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE? -FRIENDS -COUSINS -BROTHERS. -SISTERS. -UNCLES -NEIGHBOURS -PASTORS -ALFAS/MALAMS IF YOU KNOW YOU CAN'T TRAIN AND WATCH A FEMALE CHILD GROW UNDER YOUR ROOF TILL 2O YEARS AND ABOVE, WHY THEN DO YOU GIVE BIRTH TO THEM?* I READ AN ARTICLE CONCERNING SOME CARELESS MOTHERS A week ago a 13 year old girl was found pregnant but she didn't know who impregnated her. But I will tell you the truth, she was raped by someone nearby and threatened not to report. When Doctors conducted tests on her they found she was not a virgin meaning someone had been sexually abusing her. Just yesterday another story of 13 year old who was staying with her uncle was found raped and killed. Listen, If a man can remove the diaper of a 6 days old baby clamp the little baby's feet and rape her what would stop such a man from raping a 13 year old little girl?? The quicker we realize that we are living in a rotten society the be...

21 THINGS TO TELL YOUR DAUGHTER URGENTLY 1: Tell your daughter that Money has no gender. She can make money the way any Man can make it and even more. 2: Tell her to step into the FIELD, not the BED to make money. Money from the field comes with dignity, money from the Bed comes with STD. 3: Let your daughter know that she needs to trade her brain, not her private parts to make money. 4: Train your daughter never to pray to marry a rich man, but to work to become a rich girl. 5: Train your daughter never to pray to marry a Governor but to work to become the President 6: Train your daughter that the instrument of money making is under the Hat not under the skirt. 7: Train your Daughter never to Man-hunt but to focus her focus and she will become the focus of many Men. 8: Train your daughter that no man can love her like God, so she must never trade her relationship with God for a relationship with any Man. 9: Train your daughter that the internet never forgets or forgives, let her know ...

Watch this video and explain to your children the reason to avoid unnecessary drama and physical confrontations at home and schools  There's also a need for parents and teachers to carefully monitor the kids/teenagers within their care. Kids should be adequately monitored in the playgrounds.  There's also a need for effective conflict resolution among children to avoid issues like this. But what exactly is wrong with individuals these days, making videos when they should be helping with separating the girls.... such high level of stupidity.  WATCH AND SHARE.   

 HOW TO INCORPORATE SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING IN SCHOOLS / HOMES   Parents and teachers are saddled with the responsibility of teaching children life skills that will help them face the challenges of life. Emotionally weak children grow up to become emotionally weak adults. Schools can incorporate SEL (social and emotional learning) in their classrooms by doing the following, 🎇 Start the day by connecting with students. This can be by greetings. 🎇 Help students work in partnerships. 🎇 Teach students to work in groups. 🎇 Nurture a culture of kindness. 🎇 Give kids positive phrases that they can use to overcome failure and foster resilience. 🎇 Set up a peace or safe place where students can stay when they need to calm themselves. 🎇 Teach kids how to manage conflicts with peer mediation. 🎇 Give kids both strutured and unstructured opportunities to interact with one another, and with older and younger students. 🎇 Use cooperative learning games to promote social and rel...

 My last daughter asked a very surprising question that got me laughing so hard 😂😂😂 Here’s the gist. Early this morning,I was preparing them for school. While sorting some things, she called out to me and said she wanted to ask me some questions. ( My eyes were fixed on her because I was curious to know what she wanted to ask) Me: Go on. I’m all ears. Last daughter:  Mummy but God said we should ask anything and it shall be given unto us.  Me: (my eyes were widely opened in amazement 😳) yes my dear. Last daughter:   But I used to asked you for money and you don’t usually give me. Me:  ( I was laughing so hard now) but then I realized it was an avenue for me to enlighten her more about Matthew 7:7). You are right my dear but do you know God does not always approve everything we pray for?  Last daughter:  😳😳😳.  Me:   Most times we as humans often pray for what we don’t need and at times we pray for something that might harm us ...

  Written by CHINAZA One of the most heartbreaking conversations I always have to have with my son, Joshua, is his insecurity about his complexion. Even though I make sure to affirm him every chance I get, that insecurity still lurks around. This morning while I was getting him dressed, he repeated 'Mummy I want to be fair like you'. This is a statement I dread to hear from him. I tried to explain to him how beautiful his dark skin is, but it didn't seem to make sense to him. Then it dropped. 'Mummy, Satan is black. I don't want be black like him. My classmate (we shall call him 'A') used to tell me that I am black like Satan'. I used to wonder who taught children colour superiority, but I am beginning to see how this conditioning happened.  Are religion and so-called moral instruction now sources of insecurity to our children? I have always had a problem with this depiction of Jesus as white and Satan as black. How did 'White' become a metaphor ...

You caught your child stealing meat from your pot of soup. You were so enraged that you hit him with the big soup laddle. He escaped and sought refuge from your wrath at a neighbor's place.  You reported him to your husband when he got back from work. He summoned the child and gave him a punishment. He released him after minutes of messy tears and trembling legs. You didn't give him dinner, you sent the boy to bed hungry. Yet, you were not satisfied. You woke him up in the middle of the night and delt with him further. Your turning stick and his father's leather belt aided you in melting out the punishment. In the morning, you acted as if you had forgiven him. You admonished him, fed him, packed his lunch, and offered to walk him to school. The child was relieved, happy even that he was now forgiven. Only for you to approach his teacher and narrate what he did, with dramatic details. The teacher promised to discipline him adequately, and so, after you went back home, your c...