Her Daughter Was Always Sick — Until She Stopped Feeding Her ‘Healthy’ Food
Every week they were at the hospital.
Cold. Cough. Fever. Stomach pain. Worms. Tiredness.
She said, “But I feed her well oh. Golden morn. Juice. Cereal. Milk. Tea. Bread with peanut butter.”
I told her the truth:
You’re feeding her like a cartoon character, not like a Nigerian child.
She looked at me like I slapped her.
But she listened.
We swapped it for okra soup, eggs, yam and palm oil, meat stock, sour pap, fermented locust bean, real fish.
That was 5 months ago.
No hospital.
No malaria.
No worms.
Just a strong child with glowing skin and full cheeks.
You’re not spoiling your kids by giving them sweet food.
You’re spoiling their future.
Every week they were at the hospital.
Cold. Cough. Fever. Stomach pain. Worms. Tiredness.
She said, “But I feed her well oh. Golden morn. Juice. Cereal. Milk. Tea. Bread with peanut butter.”
I told her the truth:
You’re feeding her like a cartoon character, not like a Nigerian child.
She looked at me like I slapped her.
But she listened.
We swapped it for okra soup, eggs, yam and palm oil, meat stock, sour pap, fermented locust bean, real fish.
That was 5 months ago.
No hospital.
No malaria.
No worms.
Just a strong child with glowing skin and full cheeks.
You’re not spoiling your kids by giving them sweet food.
You’re spoiling their future.
Her Daughter Was Always Sick — Until She Stopped Feeding Her ‘Healthy’ Food
Every week they were at the hospital.
Cold. Cough. Fever. Stomach pain. Worms. Tiredness.
She said, “But I feed her well oh. Golden morn. Juice. Cereal. Milk. Tea. Bread with peanut butter.”
I told her the truth:
You’re feeding her like a cartoon character, not like a Nigerian child.
She looked at me like I slapped her.
But she listened.
We swapped it for okra soup, eggs, yam and palm oil, meat stock, sour pap, fermented locust bean, real fish.
That was 5 months ago.
No hospital.
No malaria.
No worms.
Just a strong child with glowing skin and full cheeks.
You’re not spoiling your kids by giving them sweet food.
You’re spoiling their future.
