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Superparent. Thank you for this content!

This was so amazing, thabk you so much for sharing 🙏🏿 Abena, your outfit; the colors blending in with your braids, make up, and even the background... Everything was so on point ❤

Oh my goodness! Implementing some of these boundaries in certain African societies and spaces has made us lose friends and even family members who think they can just bombard their way into yours just because. It's tough!

Powerful! Andrea knows her stuff, I'm hooked now. I'm gonna binge-watch the entire series ❤

Blacknificent. Asante Sana Okunini Obadele Kambon❤️🖤💚

💕Big turn out, awesome vibe we missed out what a year 2023 was! Ultimately the best is yet to come. 💥💥💥💥💥🆙🆙🆙🚀 New levels

Loving this! indeed. Great year . New levels. Onwards and upwards from here. The parenting life pushes and pulls the most, getting us stronger mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Making deliberate and consistent intentional action to create our ideal life. We need to be physically fit and healthy to have the energy to see this through. Sleep well, eat smart, enrich your environment and relationships with wellbeing at the center of it all. Happy first weekend of 2024!!!

This podcast makes me more aware of how much I’ve been parenting with extrinsic motivation rewards and punishments. I’m entering a new year, with intentional parenting. After listening to this episode. 0:07 I’m now focusing on building her up with intrinsic motivation skills and hobbies.

Awesome watching this! Great to know where I am in the grand scheme of parenting. I stopped journaling my daughters developments but time to re start again. Thanks Andrea! APV empowered 🚀💥💥💥💥💥

Wow power packed info, thanks for breaking it down for us, very clear steps to follow. Love it. ❤❤❤❤

Why is this lady pushing toxic western ideology in Ghana. Why is she saying that we should put our parents in nursing home because it’s good business, because it has good economic outlook. Putting your parents in a nursing home in not Ghanaian culture and it’s definitely not an African culture. There is proverb in Ghana that says “As your parents took care of you when your teeth was coming in, also take care of your parents when their teeth are coming out.” As Ghanaians, we don’t throw our parents out like trash in a nursing home, or in an old peoples homes; that’s Western culture and it will never work in Ghana. Because we respect our elders, we cherish our elders, we look to our elders to pass on their wisdom to the young ones in the community. Why is this lady saying we should get rid of compound housing living settings. Compound housing bring extended families together; it strengthens the families and the community; it protects the family and community. And even if the children are not there to take care of the parents for some odd reasons, there are people in the compound community who will willingly step in to take care the parents. Western ideologies have destroyed African traditions and culture. So, lady take your destructive toxic western ideology back to Europe and leave it there. We don’t need it in Ghana. Black men, Ghanaian men run 🏃‍♂️ away, run 🏃‍♂️ far away from females like this lady.

Black men, whenever you see a black women with a septum ring ( piercing between the nostril), run 🏃‍♂️, run far away. I’ve noticed black women who wear septum ring be dabbling in feminism, lesbianism, sleeping with white men. Even though she’s covered up with African attire, it’s just a custom, she’s not real, she’s a fake pro-black woman, she’s a fake Pan-Africanist. In the early 2000’s I used to see only white women with septum ring in college; but now I see mostly black women with it. It’s really weird. Black women who usually wear this septum ring have like this western hippie culture with a weird mixture of western feminism, lesbianism, s3xing and marrying white men. And I’ve noticed that it is slowly creeping into Ghana. Again Ghanaian men, black men run away, run far away when you see a woman like her.

love this !!

Wow, great one. Where can I get those books😂 my daughter less than 2 yrs. Thanks and blessings

Yep, most of this really resonated. That last point about not forcing children to hug family members is something that we are really hot on with our boys. Great work guys!

Watching now, but where's episode 1? Will be back with further comments...

That is very insightful

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Saw you on Dentaa show. Watching from cameroon

Wonderful love this what African language is that ?

Lovely to see you all again. It’s been a while.Your family brings a big smile to my face. Keep up the good work 👍🏾

Amazing skills and limbs everywhere, but it has to be Adansie with his full rip! Lol, I'm glad you're all still having fun and growing so much!

Love your compound!

Go mommy !

Do you still offer online twi lessons?

Thanks for all the tips!!! We are ready to learn twi now @destination Africa classes.

1 PEOPLE....1 MIND....1 LOVE ❤️....1 NATION....1...

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Thank you so much for sharing! 💛

Abena you're funny ohhh!!!, @10:17 "Show them you're a young boy with no pimples" 😂😂. You dropped some good gems.

Wonderful Video. Miss you guys and the memories of us teaching our kids our languages in London. God bless you guys 🇬🇭 enjoy the Asantehene roots ❤

LMAO, this is some funny stuff right here. It's pretty obvious that these geniuses don't realize how much most TRUE africans despise and even hate so called "african Americans". In fact, there's a good chance the africans would probably attempt to sell them to us as slaves. You know, like they did 200 or so years ago. But hey, If they want to go to africa I have no doubt that they could easily find the funds to go there. I know I would donate to a good cause like that. Buh-bye now .

Scott Adams is right. All black people should live in Africa, but they keep migrating out, even after the trans atlantic slave trade, which the Europeans copied from the African/Arab slave trade. Slavery still exists in Africa by other Africans, just leave them alone, let them have the industrial eveolution and join the rest of society.

Omg this really touched me. I loss my daughter Dec. 2021 due to sickle cell. This grief journey has been difficult

😂😂😂This is interesting

The video was blurry 😔

heyyyy family!

How wonderful!

"Me having a terrible life"😂😂😂

I love your games, I plan to play this game with my family!🇨🇦

So true... But don't forget that Africa has people 2...And most of the time the ones (blacks) who come instead of work together with d locals they're looking for advantages. That can free them and enslave d locals as once happened in Liberia.

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Awesome work here. Nice to be reminded of these 8 points. Making sure they are eating healthily when left with family members who want to “spoil” your daughter not knowing the adverse effects of eating junk before dishing out wholesome food.

Beautiful 😂❤love this episode.

very interesting

Haha. Paa. I know him. He was 7 or 8 years that time. He is now a big man. Wow.. It was his father i saw before being able to make him up.. We all lived at Nsawam, asafo Adjei. I got married and left town and I think they also moved or so... Happy to see them😀

I really had soo much fun filming this ❤❤❤ family time is everything

Well said!! Agreed, love and education begins in the home. I think it should always be a conversation between parents and children.💖👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽