IssaMotherhood - Our Experience as School Mums! (Funny :)) 

Me too sis 😩❤️

Me too

Me three

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In our days mum alitununulia fancy juice bottles tukazipoteza. Next we knew tuliwekewa juice kwa chupa za peptang.

The schools make profits out of these extra activities & trips; thats why they tell the kids first and put pressure on them to want to go, that way the child will pressure the parent to pay.

@Betty Kíirü so true and I hate it with so much passion. They use FOMO as a weapon against parents. And no parent wants to see their child heartbroken

Am reading this comment laughing because I relate I had to pick mine from school because of the virus am tired 😫

This tu homas and viruses made me want to have my kid at home like forever. One day she's gone the other 4 days she's down. But ni God, we try again next Term

No please.

@@christinemuchangi4036 😂umekataa kwa uzuri

@@christinemuchangi4036 why are you like this?😅

@@christinemuchangi4036 haha, kwani What's up

Immediately!!NO

Kwanza in this days of sexual predators.A big NO.

Again you😂😂😂 mwenewacu

@@pacisco5151 you are like me... You can't miss any episode of these beautiful souls😭😍😍

Let me just answer from my small experience. 1. Finances. Can you afford the school (ie you don't have to take loans to pay the school fees every term) 2. Your daily commute. You don't want your children to spend so much time to and from school. This is exhausting for you and them. 3. Education system or curriculum you are after. British curriculum? American? Local curriculum? Do you want a school established on Christian or Islam principles? 4. Age of the child. The younger the child you may want them to be in a smaller school as these ladies have discussed. 5. Ofcourse the general performance of the students in the school. How do they perform at National level? Any co curriculum activities the school engages in? Sports, music etc 6. General attitude of the staff. Remember you are not looking for a school for just your child. It's for you as well because you are part of the deal. If you cannot relate with the staff well, it will be tough for important discussions.

Im in diaspora and this is my stage of life. Here I have gone to view 3 schools and my husband has viewed 4.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣me n you both. Thought its the crazy hi sch stories

same...I thought its moms in campus😂

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I am totally like you. She is one and I normally think about the sleepovers and I get anxiety attacks. I prefer other kids coming for sleepovers I feel more comfortable. Now wueh going to school my first day i could be a wreck 😢 keep issa mother hood coming

My daughter was bullied by a maturer girl in her class. I went to school and reported from an angle of understanding where the bully’s home background. Learnt quite a bit about why she was bullying her classmates… The experience gave me an opportunity to teach my daughter how to defend herself from bullying and harassment in school, as opposed to moving schools as we had thought of. Also gave an opportunity for the bully to be seen and home troubles addressed. Like Ivy said, me advocating for my daughter gave her confidence in herself and has since learnt to have boundaries with her friends.