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Saturday, 23 May 2015

Is this not torture? (photo)

Unfortunately, some African mothers still force feed their children this way. This practice - I think - needs to be phased out.

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    1. Our grand parents practice dat they practically used to feed stubborn babies.

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    2. I don't think dis practice still exist, and if it does dat means they r no new alternatives to substitue dis old practice.

      I must say it not really ideal bcos it not really ideal for anytin could happen in course of feeding d child dis way.

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  2. No .. It not.. It's been tradition for a long time...

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    1. I was feed like that..... I didn't die oh

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    2. You are among the lucky few that survived it.... Agbonsko

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    3. "Few" keh? All my siblings were fed like that and they're the most healthy

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  3. She should have used a funnel. Lindaobserve

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  4. Is she trying to kill a goat or what?

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  5. This is common in Yoruba land

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    1. Mumu like you. Tribalistic idiot

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    2. Its true jor. Na yoruba style

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    3. Lmao
      ~D great anonymous!

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    4. Truly, its d yoruba style. Forget sentiments

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    5. Most of u condemning it were feed like dis...d only reason y pple are talking about it now is dat our young women of dis days can't use dis technics...wen a child refuse to eat those days dis is how mothers try to make sure they eat, but now our young mothers choose to by vitamins instead...

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  6. Most African children are fed akamu or ogi this way.. Maybe I was fed his way too who know.. But this has been around for a very long time. The food has to go directly down.. Maybe that's why..

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  7. Lol....so this stuff still exists?

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  8. Na culture of some gwari people and some other tribes in nigera. And I heard it need to be mastered by the mom if not the child may suffocate.

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  9. born your own first then we go fit accept your views

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  10. I support this method should be made illegal, it's even dangerous.

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  11. And that's one of the causes of infant mortality.

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  12. Linda you need to know that kids will never love bitter things. I am sure you know that our harbal drink (agbo) had been there even before the western world discover the power of harbal medicine. What I'm trying to say is sample which is you sometimes have to force feed babies for a greater good. I stay by this

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    1. *herbal
      ~D great anonymous!

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  13. But that child could get choked.

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    1. Not when he's positioned properly.
      ~D great anonymous!

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    Linda with due respect, shove it...u know nothing abt how a mother feels when their babies refuse to eat..

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  15. Maltesers 😄23 May 2015 at 19:32

    Oh Jesus the child choke. This is horrible

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  16. And this is one of the causes of infant mortality.Probably what killed the lady's son from that creche in ajah.

    Cardiac arrest due to food asphyxiation,

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  17. In my house we sing, dance, put on cartoon, bribe, promise d world to get the little girl to eat, the boy no problem but what I find most times is, if they don't like it, they just dont.
    Make sth else

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  18. So that the child will die of malnutrition?
    ~D great anonymous!

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  19. Na yoruba pple, to eat no be by force nah kilo ode????

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  20. May God protect us from evil mothers. This is so wrong! All this local women! SMH.

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    1. May God protect mothers from insensitive comments like this. Mothers who do this have their child's best intention at heart but carry it out wrongly. Does that make them evil. Please be kind with your words

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  21. It is torture and needs to stop

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  22. this might cause lung aspiration leading to death

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  23. I dnt knw if it's torture buh yes ave seen it and isee it as a way of feeding d child dat has refused to eat!

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  24. Even wen I pass n see dem n also correct dem,dem no dey hia

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  25. Na Ofe Mmanu way now
    Na today?
    They will use the same hands to clean his poo then mix moi moi or black eba
    Ndi ara

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    1. u are an idiot....u also hav ur stupid ways of doin tins. even worst tins. ajokutamamumi. silly!

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    2. Lmao! U must hate them oh!
      ~D great anonymous!

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  26. I saw something exactly like dis @ one Market in Kwara and I was suprised.I had to call d attentn of my Colleague who is Yoruba Igbo but see did not see anytin wrong in dat.I think is common with my pple in SW.

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  27. from this day I give you my heart ooh ....let them say whatever they want ooh...baby give me the latest ....pls who sang this Niger song

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  28. Yoruba people are find of this practice

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    1. *fund
      ~D great anonymous!

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    2. Smh.... The great English teacher it is "fond"

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    3. Ewu great anonymous it's *fond*

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  29. This is wickedness at the same time madness. The infant can actually choke to death dat way.

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  30. This is wickedness at the same time madness. The infant can actually choke to death dat way.

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  31. This method of forced feeding has actually resulted in the deaths of some toddlers due to aspiration. Some mothers are just stubborn. If a child is not eating, there must be a reason- either he is sick, does not like the food you are offering or has a problem with chewing and swallowing. Go and see your doctor.

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  32. As the pickin no won chop nko..na to force am nah..


    ...JOSHSAYSO..LIB..FAN

    ..JOSHSAYSO..LIB..FAN

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  33. Sum pple do dis to dere kids, i have seen it.

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  34. Linda, u can ask annoying question, almost every child in Nigeria was feed this way and is not a new thin even u Linda, was also feed this way!

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    1. Mayb u nd Ur generation...nt mine!

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  35. Some kids are stubborn and the only
    language they understand is "force".....

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    1. Don't mind the children jare. After petting and begging them

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  36. it is, I gallantly survived it. Thanks mum

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  37. Torture indeed,no be like dis mama Linda fed u self?bcos small change don dey ur hand u wan dey ganpa abi?
    Ola Brampton say so

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  38. I was feed dis way.. Bk in the days.

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    1. What's with all this 'feed'?
      ~D great anonymous!

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    2. Well no wonder.
      ~D great anonymous!

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    3. *These* @ D great anonymous

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  39. Hahahahaha. Linda if u swear say ur mama no feed u like this U makes urself a lier b4 ur liber's. Anyway its should be abolished by now. Dem feed me like dat ooo. Even Jim Iyke mam feed like dat. GEJ mama feed like that. From grass 2 grace.

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    1. 'makes urself a lier' ni???
      ~D great anonymous!

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  40. Shut up wen u av a child u'll define it better

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  41. Lmaoo...my mum is a guru in this. U just tell ha ur baby has refused to eat nd that's it. The bele go full immediately.lmao. I pity the kids buh ehn, this very 1 I witnessed, the child was ill, was taken to the hospital nd givn drugs buh this baby wnt eat nd so can't use drugs. The baby was gettin lean by the day, d mother was restless. Immediately my mama heard, that pikin chop dt day nd afta a week of force feedin nd usin drugs we had our cheerful baby back. For me o, I don't c any harm,der r some babies dt wnt want anythin to do wit fud nd if u want to do oyinbo way by tube feedin, u will hav to own ur own hospital.

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    1. Hi5 to Ur mama
      ~D great anonymous!

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  42. Linda u can't judge until u become a mother dat has a child dat doesn't eat. It's very difficult 2 handle dat kind of child and u can't also leave dat child 2 die of hunger,so I don't see anything wrong with dis.

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  43. Na my Yoruba mothers invent dis method dat is so wack. Oga make una chop me. Linda take note!

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  44. Na my Yoruba mothers invent dis method dat is so wack. Oga make una chop me. Linda take note!

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  45. and all the aunty gwegwegwe,linda inclusive will come out and scream murder. pray u dnt gv birth to a picky child and see if u wnt resort to ds. my child wl never eat unless i gv him cypri gold which i dnt like giving him cos he can sleep al day there by causing slow development. u need to see how frustrating it is and knw if u wnt do worse thing dn ds woman

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  46. this is so not cool

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  47. Dey only do it when the baby is not eating,i really don't like it but I think it's for the baby's sake

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  48. Poor kid is just going to throw up everything

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    1. Not true
      ~D great anonymous!

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  49. This is one of the ways anger, hatred and wickedness is planted in one's life. The reason why people from that region take to Street urchin. Who develops love after passing through this. Those women are after seeing the belly of their kids protrude as bog as it can with sour pap so the babies won't go hungry for 24hrs as they hawk their wares from oworonshoki to ajangbadi. God punish hardship.

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  50. Which kind nonsense be dis??

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  51. Chaii! Godforbid this is bad,Y feeding baby like this,no no no

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    1. Onye ocha
      ~D great anonymous!

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  52. A ghanain woman's baby died at her hands dis way in d UK
    She was convicted

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  53. Out of order, this should be banned

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  54. That is the act of forcing baby to drink palp so that something can stay in his/her tummy atleast...lol some babies don't like to eat anything. People dont do it again though

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  55. I think I need 2ask my Mum; I can't really say if I wentru dis way of feeding.........Lord av Mercy.

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  56. This is real torture!! See the child's eyes sef...d tin don pop out lik pop corn.. I don't know why some mothers still do this. I dunno how hygienic it is also...#EducationNeeded

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  57. Shai but Lindo this is the only way some kids will let food pass their throat. No blame that woman o

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  58. Well the woman meant no harm she just wants the child to eat what is available at the moment even if it entails forcing him/her and that's what she just did. It's so unfortunate some kids are still forced this way. Poverty shame to you! #onelovefromsnow#

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  59. Linda wen u hv kids u will understand it more. Is nt punishment dey re kids that doesn't eat am an Example

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  60. Its risky yea, bcos a child can easily choke, but some kids will never eat no matter what u do even if they are hungry. So this becomes the only option for the mother.



    #TeamBlessed#

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  61. I concur too as this practice can choke a child to death.

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  63. Many children have died from this barbaric act.

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  64. She must be a yoruba woman...cos does pipo stil obviously live in d past

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    1. Your level of stupidity is something else...

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    2. only ur comment shows ethnuc bias. see ur poor and unfortunate way of thinking. pls be constructive n reasonable in ur comments. say things that will build up and not tear down.

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  65. See me see wahala o. She can kill dat child like play o. Leave d child,wen hunger hammer am..e go find where food de

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  66. Omo this child go pass out ooo......who still dey feed children like this.

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  67. Yea especially in the west, the truth is the child might be rejecting the meal because he or she doesn't like it, so I suggest the best thing to do is try other meals rather than do this.

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  68. its not its Epic.. ITS PART OF OUR HISTORY

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  69. It's not! My boy was very I'll for 4 days we tried everything we could but he won't eat. It was as if the drugs dont work. when we got home from the hospital his grand ma force feed him the pap she made and immediately he started eating he started getting better. Some children just won't eat so what will you do?

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  70. It's not! My boy was very I'll for 4 days we tried everything we could but he won't eat. It was as if the drugs dont work. when we got home from the hospital his grand ma force feed him the pap she made and immediately he started eating he started getting better. Some children just won't eat so what will you do?

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  71. What most of them are ignorant of though is that the child could choke and die. I personally know a child who choked to death while he was being force-fed.

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  72. Na ijebu garri oh. Kai dirty yoruba woman

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  73. This kind of child grow up becoming wicked and very stubborn..

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  74. It's so wrong, many children aspirate from forceful feeding like this and die... I've see this many times in my practice .... Health Education and Female education is important in this country... like d saying goes, educate a woman and educate a nation!!

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    1. Well spoken like a doctor without a child. Kudos

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  75. This one is bad na.......This is nt d way to force feed a child......

    Moye says so via BB Passport...Courtesy LIB......

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  76. Hmmm.... Linda mind your business!
    I did same with mine, before I figured out wht food works for them.. but definitely not with the head down; some kids are fussy eaters hey.

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  77. This obviously is not the mother of that child
    ...NA ZO

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  78. Linda don't blame them, some kids needs it.

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  79. this practise shld indeed be punishable under a decree!!

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  80. Very soon giving immunisation would be regarded as torture. Feeding the child is of benefit to the child. If you have to force them, then do.

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  81. www.konga.com/ELITE-PERFUME. 100% product quality rating!

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  82. I agree with u and I think it will stop soon cos of d new mothers coming up. Dave now Daniel Craig

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  83. It is annoying though but am a mother of a seven month old who would rather go hungry than to eat if you don't want your child to look skinny and sick then you need to force feed

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    1. I'm sure your name is Evelyn hehehe

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  84. Isn't this what caused the death of that kid in Ajaa Lagos?! asphyxiation by food?!

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  85. Like say you didn't went through this too Aunty Linda Stop forming Porch..

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  86. torture fire

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  87. BIG TIME PUNISHMENT...ANYTIME I SEE MOTHER DOING DIS I GET PISSED U DONT FORCE A CHILD IN DIS GENERATION U PET THEM TO EAT AND GIVE THEM NICE RHYME

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  88. Is it by force.....im yet to be a mum...but wen I finally do I can't treat my kids diz way

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  89. this is totally wrong and nursing mothers must flee from such act as that might injure the child

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  90. How is it torture when I ve seen children who ll rather starve to death Dan eat, even after multivitamin supplements dey rather die. So u think d mother is happy doin dis to her child, it aches to der bones but if is d only way out, den dey ve no other option. Am learned nd exposed don't even blv in herbs bug sometin re not as barbaric as we d 'educated' tag it

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  91. Its really a menace that needs to be addressed...if u give a child nutritious food, he'll definitely take it..not ogi, garri and ko

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  92. This is barbaric. It should be discouraged.



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  93. Seriously dis is more than torture. I'm a mother of two and I never fed my kids this way. I think it's poverty too sha cos most people who do dis feed their baby with pap. U know what I mean. And the pikin sabi better food. Let the mother try NAN or any other good baby food and see whether she will need to strangle her baby's neck before taking it.)lol) bur

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    1. You sound really ignorant. Do you realise pap is more nutritious that that your NAN that is made with preservatives and fertilizer infused crop??

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    2. Ur ignorance level is way above the imaginable, smh!
      ~D great anonymous!

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    3. Haha, poverty indeed. Odiegu! I feed my baby with sma , and I still force feed at times. Forget jare. Children are wonderful packages

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  94. I wish I can slap this woman, last two weeks that's how we lost a baby in the hospital cos the mother was force feeding and we had no light to give the child oxygen, trust the naija nurses they almost ate the mother raw

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  95. This is completely inhumane. No one should copy this no matter the situation.

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  96. Funny thing is I was just discussing abt not being able to do it otherwise would av tried it with my 6month old baby who has refused all kinds of cereal. Its just a way of making sure the baby is fed with or without their consent but definitely for their good. Not all African practice r as bad as dey seem but this particular one requires expertise.

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  97. Yes I rember dis method. From this pix it looks unhygienic.

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  98. Some kids if u don't force them like this they won't eat. Wait Linda, u de use our comments as ur sanitary pad ni? Why u no de post comment abi he de around?

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  99. It's normal dat y we are Africanz

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  100. Sometimes most children needs to b fed this way, no alternative oo Linda unless u want them going hungry

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  101. Linda i disagree with u.most mothers who do this know it's not right but they have to bcos they can't afford d kind of food the baby will like to eat.ahe can't afford to let her child starve either. So the force feeding is inevitably necessary

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  102. Linda, your choice of words can really be misleading at times!!!
    How on earth is this torture?? Is the mother trying to obtain information from the child???

    Call it child abuse or child cruelty but it's definitely not torture.!!!

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  103. It's not .....its common with the yorubas in the rural areas ....A way of feeding a child who refuses to eat maybe because he or she does not like the taste, so the mother ensures there is something inside the child's stomach disregarding the child's felling.....its safe if done carefully....

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  104. Dis type if force feeding a child like dis has killed a child dey should really stop it

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  105. Ho my God. A baby died in my village while her mom was force feeding him. He died of Suffocation'

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  106. If ur baby won't eat, wud u rather let him starve? We are Africans! It's our culture. We rili shud stop throwing away our culture while adopting other's. Many of us were brought up dis way. Note; i'm not saying u shud do dis if u don't know how to. Cos d last time I checked it's dangerous, if u dnt know how 2 do it.

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  107. Linda it is not o. Some pikin dey stubborn. Dem no go wan gree eat... na this kain tin fit them.
    For ooyinbo land, na tube dem dey use for pikins like that.

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  108. I just fed my baby this way.when thier tooth starts to come out the don't accept food anymore even if they are hungry so you have to force them

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  109. It's not..its common with the yorubas in the rural areas. it's a way of feeding a child who refuses to eat the normal way,maybe because the child doesn't like the taste of the food...but the mother ensures that there is something in the child's stomach by feeding him or her this way.its safe when done properly....

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  110. You don't know what it's like to have a child who wouldn't eat dats y u are saying dis...Ese

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  111. Owk! We knw d women who does dis!

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  112. A yoruba neighbour of mine lost one of her twin like this. And she started crying wolf. Maybe someone should turn this woman upside down so she can understand what this child is going through. This should be a crime!

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  113. Pure torture,its poverty though because you need to change food constantly and buy varieties until you find the one the baby likes,thats my method and its worked for my 3kids!

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  114. Hmmmmmm, quite a while hav seen dis practice taking place. May its already phase out.

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    1. 90% of libers were fed this way during childhood...really don't think so

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  115. Infecting this baby with germs from her hands in the name of feeding...smh

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    1. Onye ocha like u don't use Ur dirty hands to eat swallow since u don't understand what they call hand washing.
      ~D great anonymous!

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  116. Linda, keep quiet there. What did you know about children? U don marry talkless of to born child? Stop being stupid.

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  117. Linda wait till u have ur own child then watch him or her die of hunger over food u can afford*

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    1. So u'll do this to your child if he refuses to eat. My dear this is wickedness. What rubbish

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  118. Yoruba women will never stop dis ooooo... dee

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  119. It's torture Linda! Pls let's encourage mothers and caregivers to discontinue this crude practice.

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  120. That hw we've been fead when we are infant so lindodo edon master us.

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  121. When u have a child who refuses to eat and u can't bear to watch ur child go malnourished, u will do anything to make that child eat. No I don't have a kid yet but I'd very much do this if need be

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  122. When u have a child who refuses to eat and u can't bear to watch ur child go malnourished, u will do anything to make that child eat. No I don't have a kid yet but I'd very much do this if need be

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  123. omo this one pass wickednes, omo when we al small na so them do us, if that pikin grow now she/he no go gree say na im be that 00

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  124. In dz age and time?

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  125. i was fed same way and i still dey kampe today. nothing spoilt.

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  126. Yerouba ppl no go upgrade

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    1. And see how u downgrade urself...

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    2. Yiboes forever spitting on people's way of life.

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  127. Oh yh, I remember this!!, they still do it?!

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  128. I can never try dis, d child can get choked

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  129. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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    Kids hate some gud food and this is the only way to make them eat them and is not like they will die....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  130. I did this to my son last last week because it was necessary. If you have a child that refused to eat u will understand

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  131. Linda, u hv no right to advocate such. I support d practice. It is a necessary evil/bad dat must b performed for d good of our kids.

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  132. MY MAMA WAS AN EXPERT WITH THIS METHOD. SHE DID THIS WITH ALL OF US HER KIDS AND WE ARE ALL ALIVE AND WELL TODAY

    I PERSONALLY WON'T DO IT TO MY OWN CHILD BUT IF NECESSARY I WILL ALLOW IT TO BE DONE TO MY CHILD BY SOMEONE ELSE TO SAVE HIS/HER LIFE.

    SOME KIDS DON'T EAT AND FORCE IS THE ONLY WAY.

    IT IS A 50/50 FOR ME....BUT I UNDERSTAND WHY IT IS DONE. IT IS VERY RISKY THAT IS WHY IT SHOULD BE DONE BY SOMEONE WHO HAS EXPERIENCE IN THAT FIELD.....LIKE OUR MAMA'S AND GRAND MAMA'S

    I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND IT TO BE DONE UNLESS IT IS THE ONLY WAY TO FEED A STARVING/ILL CHILD WHO IS LOOSING WEIGHT RAPIDLY OR WHO NEEDS TO USE MEDICINE.

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  133. Pumps jay good one @ apple if u don't know what to say just rest.i don't think u know how we mother's feel if our baby refuses to eat.i feed my son that way from 3 months now he's 9 months old.some children don't like anything food @ anonymous u talk about nan I hv a carton here I Hv tried all baby food no way so forcing him is d only way out.now my baby weighs 10.6 @ 9months so shove it.pap gives carbohydrate while milk gives protein it's a pity u r a naive mother of two cos ur pediatrician would Hv told u too introduce pap or rice based cereal or any cereal at all.so rest n stop commenting shit

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  134. I'm based in the Uk and when my first born was 6months I had to go back to work. She refused any sort or baby milk, food, water- everything except breast milk straight from the breast. She even refused pumped breast milk from a bottle. As a result no nursery or child minder would take her without food! I called my mum and she said "bring her"- that'd how she started force feeding her with baby milk. You would think that after a few days my baby would give up and suck bottle but na lie- my mum would always try to get her to suck first. That's how they continued for 6months- my pickin no give up at all. That's how they ku ku became best friends lol my daughter is now a thriving 12yr old

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  135. Jeez!! It Should Not Be Stopped, I heard Someone Is Talking About Germ
    Amarachi Onwuka is that not the way your mother feed you, I don't no what this civilization will turn people to, people are now seeing what we use to do that is our way of life as bad things... adeyemi, MD what is barbaric act in feeding a baby, how were you feed when you're a baby I'm sure you don't no ask your beautiful mother, I haven't heard a story that feeding a baby like leads to death when she is not giving her pepper and we should no a mother will never feed her baby like that if the baby is eating well. To me I don't see it as toture. I see a mother trying to help is baby...lobatan #ITalkTooMuch_Abi? *lol*

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  136. Linda, I see why no man wants to marry you... Shallow old maid. Abuse is what you suffered hopping from Dan Foster's bed to otherof your aristo clients. Wicked witch

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