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Racheal's rebelling in school was when she listened ko to aka secular music😂😂😂am still on the floor ladies and gentlemen

Angie's look on this particular episode is heavenly..

I was the small gal who caused trouble at home,quarrels etc but the most hard working and very stingy.. My mom is very shocked now that I am the most generous. 😂.my dad loved me too much that my siblings thought they were not my true siblings, I hanged out lots with boys and always wanted to dare them especially in class..........I was a late bloomer in some aspects .I wet my bed till was 19..but also started my Ps at 19....then at some point I became a church gal... I was those gals who lie about coaching at bat valley and we spent whole day roaming in town..😂😂😂😊 But my relationship with my mom is now strong.

Angie’s statement of we can do this together hits me hard b’se i remember someone back in 2017 told me that we’re in this together and everytime she pisses me off i remember that statement and calm down 🫂

Thank u mothers for this discussion, am a young father of two but am learning so much with parenting from u ladies,thank u so much.

Miss Pumla for Governor, I agree...I love everyone's story 🤣🤣. I was a rule follower, and I still am. I do not like living on the edge. I can have fun in my own way but within the limits of what is acceptable in the environment I am in. I was really grounded as a teenager because my dad is a communicator, in words, and what he could not teach, he would bring me something to read or watch a program. Let us just say I find rebellion so exhausting, I am lazy on that part, zero energy for heart palpitations. Hahaha So, my take-home is seamless communication first then that part; a brain thriving on emotions but without the capacity to regulate. 1. Let us just guide them because they are fighting for independence and trying to find an identity (Pumla). 2. Respect the teenage stage as you do all the others (Manuela). 3. Be patient(Racheal). 4. Listen, and be more curious than critical (Angie)...

Have arrived late but have managed to kwenyiga ku front desk😀😃

_I remember in my teens being raised by a collection of maids , dad and a step mom i was very stubborn in that the whole kamwanyi zone😂 and Nsambya Kabalagala combined knew me and i was untouchable b’se my dad was and still respected by the whole community b’se of his being mukambwe naye nze namugonza and i remember i was the 1st to call him Muzeeyi and my elders where like 😳 naye nze nali community champion being a footballer i would be in place like katwe where i adopted habits like using drugs but my dad didn’t know about it except my peers naye am grateful nti i was there, i was tested but came out strong and my family and community is proud of who i am right now🙏 I give thanks and praise to God and my never getting tired of me Dad_. Continue resting in peace mama 🫶🏻🕊

Effective communication, avoid jumping to conclusions, learn to apologise, Give children space once in a while, always compliments them. 🤝Hope

The most important statement from my 15 yr old niece was " Auntie, as much as we might be looking at the same picture, the fact is we are seeing totally two different images. So, in a nutshell, as much as you adults want us to learn from your world/experience, you also need to get into our world and understand that what am experiencing is totally different from what you experienced. So, instead of trying to pull me to your world, let's find a middle ground.

I wish this episode is in Luganda and send to mama before run mad our 4th born ended up in police cells @15yrs teens years🙌🙌 mama was Naye mwana gwe nze nkuzaala bakulubo ngatebantuusa wano💔💔

I could listen to Angie talk all day!

I saw in your IG stories that a new one was out.. when I came here there was no update. You don't want to know how many times I have refreshed this page😂😂. Anywhooo. Let's dive in

Thanks for the show ladies ... Angie has a way she always brings "mature" to this show...she's the embodiment of obukadde magezi...

Pumla u are always full of surprises 😂😂 but we love you.

When we joined high school, our dad never missed sitting us down and talking to us as teenagers.... telling us the bad things and what is important for us. I swear my father's words saved me throughout highschool. Whenever I was exposed to a confusing situation., My father's words would echo in my mind and I would not go on to do a bad thing. Parents talk to your children

Bambi can we have more than one episode in a week 😂

Awww Angie❤❤❤ that was a powerful way to close!!

I was a teenager like Racheal 😅 I loved and still love peace

Lady in red looks amazing..red looks good on you. Thank you for the insightful topic

What A Time To Be Alive! An episode that is a major bittersweet trigger...these are the kind of shows we needed during the dark ages of the 90s when the parental rule book dictated that children are only seen but never heard. Banange, u learn something new everyday, hence note to self," call ma therapist for a session(s) to unpack some teenage era overload." On the point of giving teenagers space,that's a tightrope many parents are navigating/wrestling with but good luck to all & Aluta Continua! Rosette,those braids/style are so becoming on u! Angie, u wrapped up the episode so well. #curiousnotcritical Merci! Bump❤!

A lot of African parents need to listen to this.

Teenage kids are such a rollercoaster. Thanks ladies for helping us navigate the waters.

Pumla, I've admired your hair for some time now. I hope it's allowed to ask where you do it from 😊. You know women we are the true definition of benchmarking. Otherwise, thanks for the show, the first thing I always do before starting to watch an episode is to like, even before I decipher the topic.

I sincerely agree with you Pumla, the worst happened when I was going for my final exams and my guardian abused me verbally to the core. All my esteem was gone. Rest in peace my mother. I know what it's feels like not to protect others psychologically

At times parenting is like marriage once u feel like giving up naye when u look back at how far u’ve come again u energise and go back to the battlefield 😃🤣

These ladies are a whole vibe 😂

I have loved the words of Ms.Nankunda

Oh Angie Your calmness is just so kind I relate Angie and Reachel are so down to earth

Wululu we're here to watch and learn🎉

Thanks so much ladies for today’s show 🤝. May God Continue Blessing you 🙏

I can relate to Pumla’s story but when we grow up and have kids is when we understand what our parents were going through

I loved this episode 😍. Thanks so much bump love ladies for making hard stuff like parenting teenagers appear manageable.

thank you so much I took on parenting after my mum passed on at the age of 28 years and I have teenagers but thank u for this particular show thank u so much. point to take home listening ohh thank u

Lovely show ladies...thanks for all your experiences and Angie, Hope n Pumla who are already in this! Gr8 hearing how you are doing it

When i listen to Pulma and how rebellious she was, am encouraged not to write off your children regarless of how tough the journey gets.Keep guiding them nothelesss. See how she turned out now. Brilliant lady well rounded with wisdom and the right vibes🇰🇪

Your mother’s, ladies are the ones who need to tell these stories!

I can really resonate with Pumla's submission. Sali mwangu yadde

Thank you for equiping us with this information. Love bump love❤

Kale thank you so much bump love ladies for this episode. It was very much needed. I really appreciate your honesty conversations . God bless you all ladies.

Wooow Thank you for this episode ladies💖

I hv listened to this several times ya! it was realy impactful and am so much ready for yiu boys and my gal shine 🤗

Such an amazing show. You have truly highlighted alot . Thanks so much for all your insights. We appreciate you 👏👏👏👏👏

Wow! Thank you for this! And thank you for bringing us Hope.

Lovely show, thank you ladies for always being authentic and sharing real stories we can all relate too. Angie your wisdom is so deep and really needed in this time .

Wow this has been so elaborate and educative.....thank u ladies. Bless u more

Pumla ❤ you are a force to reckon with, the world is not ready. Great episode as always ladies ✨

Sensitive topic it is,again thanks ma ladies

I needed this.Thank you ladies.

This is really lovely.. all you ladies..your stories are amazing

You guys have become so successful!!! It's about time the intro video also changed...what do you think!? ❤

Honestly, I needed this,. It came at the right time. I have shared this information it's very powerful especially for us with teenagers. Long live bump love. Each of you spoke to someone struggling out there❤

I pray that God gives just a drop of Angiez calmness

Thank you for this episode

Pumla Plumla Pumla ..I simply cant have enough of your honesty

Thank you so much ladies.

This topic makes me reflect on the Kenyan couple .. Mumbus RU-vid channel (Judy Nyawira). I feel like they have raised their teenage daughter in a free space where she can tell her parents anything ❤

Thanks ladies for the great insights, the guest gave us beautiful tips!

Great great show. Thank you Ms Hope for the nuggets of wisdom

Good insight thanks bump love

Today mine is just sharing coz this needs to reach to parents across the a country 👌👌♥️♥️♥️

Thank you ladies...been watching u thru motherhood...u have really nurtured me to b a good mum to my lito psalms... My teen life...omg was so hmmm But thank u for the good job. Kisha 🇦🇪

Always here for kb...my mum had me as a teenager..let me listen in and enjoy as always

Thank you, thank you so much for bringing such an important topic and discussing it in a way everyone can understand. Am yet to be a teenage mom but everything made sense. Thanks again to you Ladies

The long awaited show....😂 thanks for sharing with us...

Thank you so much ladies for the discussion. I will refer to it and my notes when my children become teenagers. Angie I really want to be like you.

Ssoo insightful as I step into the season. I resonate sooo much with Pumla and Angie i love the combination of strength and meekness. Angie looking effortlessly elegant and breathtakingly beautiful,

Wow...wow ladies.... Every single word shared, I resonate bulungi either as once teen and now as a mum to a 5th one soon in July

Wow what an interesting and eye opening topic. That’s ladies.

Oh ladies!❤❤ I must confess that I’m always looking foward to Fridays ao that I get to learn and laugh😊. But y’alls have made this soo fruitful. Pumla and Angie’s parts have been soo outstanding, then the lessons from our guest😊😊😊guys I’m saving this for when my daughter reaches the stage😂 lol😂

The best way to deal with a teenager is being honest with them ,like solid honesty. Secondly ,listen and listen and do more listening and ask more questions . Don’t shout at them ,be respectful,they are semi -young adults .

Wow what a refreshing educational video I love this thanks so much Africa to the world ❤

U pipo i feel like recording,..guys i was dat rebellious Teenager through out my teenage years..my mum used every kind of punishment and i was left to be taken to KAMPIRINGISA cuz nali "NALEMAA "🤦‍♀️...And the worst came wen she took me to my dad 🤪..guys i didn't many silly things and the worst stupid thing was refusing to go sit my FORM 4 EXAMS yet i had finished "registration"...🤦‍♀️at first it didn't hit me,.i was like i want to have fun with my hommies cuz bo bali TEBASOMA nga mbegba 😂 they do what they want!..now every time when am alone i start to regret y didn't go and sit my EXAMS cuz every thing was set 😢!..kinuma naye negumya and am like,..what was i thinking?😢..nebeli nesigulilako bona babula simanyi jebada 😅...right now i have a little girl and i always pray for her cuz it's only God to interven am so scared about her..sagala abela nga nze banaye..my mum beat me, burnt my feet with candles 🕯, denied me food, tied me with ropes, threw stones, bricks at me naye NALEMAA!..until she handled me over to my father ate tht made it worse !..guys it's a long story to tell 😢 naye teenage stage yetaga KATONDA YEKA...u can talk and talk naye nga Omwana Tawulila 😂!

Wow wow ❤ am sooooo overwhelmed 😢 at the end, effective communication is keyyyyy..... thank you ladies 😊. May your hearts be filled

Love you gals for always encouraging us on how to become good mothers and women of substance, am always waiting for your new episodes ❤️ much love ma boss ladies

This is really beautiful. Thank you my dears❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I can't wait for my son to share his story...thank God we hv been fully equipped to support him

My children are still toddlers but I enjoyed this episode so much. Looking foward to applying some of the learnings. Thank you ladies

I admire rosette alot. How she juggles motherhood and career I should copy

Very Informative episode! I am only mum to a 1yr old.😀 But I am so grateful for this information. With these nuggets we keep getting from Bump Love, we shall get there when we know better. The bit where Pumla’s mum helped her study for her F6 exams without discussing her expulsion at all and the bit where Asante gave the Angie feedback got me teary. Those were very deep moments!❤

Wow, I love you ladies Always looking forward to yr new episode.

Thank you, ladies, you have educated me

Loved this♥️

I love how Angie parents her kids🙂

Woow extremely informative, one of my best bump love shows ever🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️I was glued on the whole time, I so much related to everything especially as a deputy parent to my siblings as a first born in my family. Thank you so much for the show, It has really shade so much light to me, I will surely do better moving forward 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤lots of love for you ladies

The guest is so graceful. It was beautiful listening to her. She is very insightful too and informative.

Naye Nabackwa is another personality.......at 12 you want to be your own self. Wow this is so amazing.

this is download for keeps..i need to refer to it sometime in future.

Thank you so much bumplove for this show u guys are truly the unsung heroes on this general life journey we surely do learn alot.. questions if we have suggestions on topics we want to be discussed how to we reach it to you.

Not at the moment am dealing with my teen brother..... This has helped. For sure

Awwww Glad to see my "big sis" on this show. Hope you are such an inspiration to many young pple.keep the fire burning and may God continue using you. You are Loved

Thanks dear ladies, you enlight me everyother time, indeed we have done crazy things during our teenage life but God brought through those times were we would have gotten harm to now responsible people, thanks for hosting that lady she has the knowledge to share to us parents, Asante

Pumla always real and candid ! i love you Pumla

Thank you ladies 😊

The issue is that we magnify the bad side over the good side. We emphasize the don'ts over the dos which prompts these young ones to check in and confirm. For Example if we are talking about mobile phones, emphasize why phones are important, they may end up not addicted than when you limit and they are saying that the day I will get a phone I will sleep with it in my hands.

I laughed SOO HARD at Pumla’s story about pretending to sleep walk. You guys are awesome!!

Banange I like Pumla's energy and her stories are very interesting I hear sleep walking 🤣🤣🤣

Kantagarasi for me from Madam Rosette and then Pumla I can't stop lafing from whatever u went thru in yo teens.....thanks sooo much ladies for sharing yo stories....Madam Pumla Hau I wish the president appoints u as our Govnor.....God Bless u ladies and the visitor

Some adults don't appreciate compliant teens. In their mind, they think every teenager is defiant & they keep on projecting their feelings on to you. I was the complaint one till now(26) I do follow rules for one reason- life is chaotically surprising I can't add on it more chaos.