Ep #9 Mistakes parents make when raising children - Wellness with Lilly

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This episode is dedicated to all fathers who sacrifice all there is for sake of their children. Social fathers too! Welcome to Wellness with Lilly. A new meeting point for people to gather for healing and ultimate wellness through informative conversations and solutions.
Guest: Pr. David Ndgerege, PCEA St. Andrews [phone] ‪@PCEAStAndrewsNairobi‬ / pceastandrewschurch_ke
Host: Lillian Githui @lilliangithui
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[@cikuloisemwangi9842]

YAAS! "Paying bills is the lowest form of adulthood."

[@annegachanja3468]

Truly wise, insightful conversation.

[@SharedMomentswithJustus]

Thank you 🙏

[@Nonhle2083]

Wow! The whole show was profound. However, two points stood out for me, but i have written more than that:
1. The parenting relationship between father and mother is the best parenting one could give their child/children. NB: Even if you are not married to the other parent or you don't like them. Still be cordial and show gratitude.
2. Most often "some women" make irrational decisions and not for the benefit of the child but rather for themselves Translation: The father may disagree with the mother but don't dismiss their point entirely rather analyze it standing under their point of view.
3. Not everything that is advertised for children one needs to purchase. Buy the necessary, save, and invest for they future or rainy days.
4. Paying bills is the lowest measure of fatherhood. As a matter of fact, it is not even one. As an adult, it is mandatory to pay your bills inclusive of your children. NB: Children do not recall who paid for what, especially when they are still minors. But they remember, who showed up, who was present in the here and now!
Last but not least, if one can go as far as showing their nakedness to another. Then, we can surely find a mitigating ground to coexist and co-parent respectfully.

[@lilliangithui5585]

Awesome summary

[@Hildah1000]

Great conversation. Thanks Lilian for sharing. This is a very insightful talk

[@minkrasi3318]

27:00 0 the biggest plus in fatherhood is to love the mother of your children. stop the program right there!!

[@MargaretWanjiru-bp3rx]

Whenever a man says most offensive thing take note that is the most important thing he wanted to say... whenever he says nice thing take it but he might probably not mean it🎉

[@wanjirumuturi]

Pastor Ndegz this is insightful ....being a father is more than bills children need more the emotional connection some people have father wounds not coz they weren't there but they present but not present ....

[@MargaretWanjiru-bp3rx]

The man is oozing wisdom ❤i love the show

[@mulengachomba]

This was what happened to my dad when my mum passed away, the difference is that we all lived abroad and he was on his own. My older brother had to move back home to stay with him. He never remarried and passed away 10 years after my mothers passing ❤