Anka Amurawaiye is a mother of four with ages ranging from 17 to 30 years. She has been a counsellor to young adults, teenagers and parents in varying capacities in the last three decades. From being a teacher, she has served with passion concerning parenting issues on the boards of NGOs and as chairperson of reputable school PTAs.
We parked our car, as directed by a security man, in a car parking lot in a shopping mall one hot afternoon. A movement in the car parked beside ours caught my attention. A cute toddler stood across from the gear, leaning on the steering wheel. She...
Tobi, aged 6, returns from school, shrugs off his school bag, barely stops to remove his school uniform, reaches for the TV remote, and flops on the rug in front of the TV to watch his favorite cartoon show. We live in a culture overwhelmed with all...