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Thursday, 25 April 2013

Photo of the day

An 18 month old boy tied to a stick while the mother washed. This was to prevent him from wandering off. Such a sad photo to look at...

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Anonymous said...

hw long wil dis kid keep standin at a spot til d mum finish washin?dis is ihuman.asumin d baby was tied while seatin it would hav been beta provided he/she is nt movin frm dia

Anonymous said...

hw long wil dis kid keep standin at a spot til d mum finish washin?dis is ihuman.asumin d baby was tied while seatin it would hav been beta provided he/she is nt movin frm dia

Eagle Eyes Assessors said...

What is mainly wrong about this picture is the fact many Nigerian parents just like the mother of this child would not always wear clothes and shoes for their kids...... Its not a way to look after kids

Anonymous said...

At least be knowledgeable before you correct someone else. Sad for u tho

Anonymous said...

What I've got a problem with is why wasn't the child's face censored, ehn Linda?!!!

We really shld protect our children from all of this social media hype!

Mshewwww!!!

Netnuts said...

This is not child abuse at all!!! Better for her to be seeing him, instead of him to wander off, get lost/stolen, wound himself etc... I already bought a leash for my son!!

Dannymato said...

This child looks like a handful anyway. The mother knows best why she has taken this measure because no matter what she does, she does it out of love.

Anonymous said...

people just talk nonsense from all four corners of her mouth, what will you say if she lets the child gallavant and he is kidnapped or hit by a car?
this is a mother trying to protect her child, and he might not be wearing clothes because she is washing all the clothes he has.
Some people are just soo senseless, and coming from Nigeria statistics say 50% of you were likely raised in the same way, since thats how many Nigerians live below the poverty mark.
Buying clothes or finding babysitters is the last thing on your mind when you are poor.
I dont see anything sad in it at all, what will be sad is if he had kwashiorkor or some other terrible disease

DERA said...

nothing sad about of that linda when {if} you have a child you'll develop your own method

Anonymous said...

whats sad about it?if na oyibo call am 'sash' it wouldnt have been sad abi? its better than letting d child run around and getting hurt, trust me its safer, when u have a kid u will understand!

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