Hello Family today i share with you about our village toilets.Thank you for the great support.

I grew up using a outside toilet and bathroom constructed with concrete for the floor and wood and tin for the covering and walls.. All the people came together in my village and build it for my mom when she build her house. I think you should get the villagers together in a team effort and construct a few pit toilets. Use wood to make the seat and the toilet house. Then open a go fund me page ,ask for support to construct concrete proper community toilets. I visited a small village once and they had community toilets and bathrooms. I was impressed at how clean it was. I was told that each family in the community took turns cleaning and maintaining it. Maybe you can have a system like that.

Ms Dosha I grew up in the 70’s there was no water, no lights, no TV. I remembered we had to be up before the sun comes up to walk almost a mile to get water to full all the drums and containers, my brothers had to take out the sheep, goat, let the fowls out and sweep the yard, girls had to clean the house while my mom prepare breakfast the we had to be at school before 8am. After school we take showers and do homework before the sun set. We had bottle lamps and outdoor toilet and no one want to go there when it’s dark. After we ate dinner and my dad would listen to death announcement and lottery, some moonlight nights we would sit on the front stairs and listen to ole tyme stories. Lights out time for bed. Same thing all over again next day, I had a wonderful childhood, love your videos keep them coming ❤️❤️

Hallo Miss Dosha,I am glad that you are now positive not just to show your village life to the world but to also do your best to improve it. Proper sanitation is a basic human right.All the best.

You are living a simple life. With out any controversies, living a peaceful life. Really love this type of life. Very enjoyable to have like that

When I was young we didn't have toilet. Adult went in the Bush not too far from the village to relieve themselves. In the Bush the use some sort of pointed wood to dig holes to relieve themselves. They use leaves as toilet paper but in an hygienic way.you have to cover the hole consistently to avoid animals to dig out your waste. The place we washed is made in bamboo trees or any sort of wood,without a roof on it. It's fantastic. These days we have some sort of modern toilet but many prefer to move to the Bush until today. Your village scenery is exactly the same in my village. The design of the houses made with mud and wood. I love your channel because it reminds me of my village. People tend to modernize it but I still love the ancient ways. Thank you so much for sharing ! Love from Ivory Coast.

Where I grew up. It’s mandatory. Every household have to dig a latrine ( cesspool or outdoor house)the local chief made sure they inspected each month. It was and still is that waste matter is taken care of in case there’s an outbreak of disease. Hygiene was important to the villagers...... good

In my village the first thing you do is dig a pit latrine when you by land and want to build. The whole place will be full of feces if you do not do that.

Really these palm leaves bath room taken me to my childhood, 50 years back in Kerala we used these type of bathrooms, and we went behind the bushes for toilet.. What a similarity of my childhood with your present village life.. Landscape also were same with the coconut trees..😍

This is something simple. Just organize the youth to be digging pit latrine from one house to another. Community work. There is enough space in your back yard. That is not an excuse.

In my place we had similar situation of people not having toiletry until the government stepped in by introducing standards for housing. Until now your house must comply with those standards which at minimum include having a basic pit toiletry. Should you be non compliant, your neighbours will report you immediately. The problem is more on mindset as most of those people have grown up living that way. It will be really difficult to make an instant change. It takes lots of ages of grand scale educational efforts to get them understand the importance of using toilet. However you can start small by building one for your family members. However remember that building the toilet is one thing and make people use it is another different and complex thing.

A sweet comment for my girl. My sweet, precious 💖 💕 sister. Sweetheart, you're lovely!! God bless you all. It's beautiful that you live a simple and healthy, humble life. You are the model woman for every other woman upon planet Earth. The fact you don't complain and take each challenge with gracefulness as you do. It's a message of inspiration. Bless you, my Dearest sister. And please 🙏 take care as you do, mother. She is an excellent teacher and example for mothers everywhere. Build her, her own private bathroom close to the house where she doesn't have to walk too far away to do her business. This way, her reliabilities will be taken into more careful consideration.

You people can even Dig 10 metres deep underground to make a Well.Then you can easily obtain water frm the well.Make a Shelter@Atap roof .You people can get water and Use the place for bathing...Love you..Dosha frm Malaysia!

During cholera all homes were forced to build latrines.

We used to go by the river . I miss those days. There was no one around us for miles.

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Miss Dosha, I really respect your community for maintaining traditions and culture, however, I am wondering don't people in your village aspire to change from the way they did things 20 years ago to embracing some modern ways? How would you want your children to live? the same way you did? I think it is time people embraced positive changes which are meant to improve their lives for the better e.g constructing toilets near homes. It makes it convenient, I can imagine if one wants to ease themselves at night..he..he

Love your village videos. First comment.Cant wait to watch the premier.🥰🥰🥰

Every 3 months in Sydney-Australia they throw insanely good furniture on the street...everything your heart desires is there and everything is new...why Australia doesn't send it to Africa I just wonder...but there is a woman named Dorathy who sells sends things and money to Africa, I will leave the link of this channel and you yourself see what is happening there

Hi Miss Dosha thank you for sharing this wonderful video i really enjoy it is just love the village life, in my country when I was a child we had a pit toilet which was a deep hole and it was a little way from the house and yes they do full and we will have to dig a new one, and the cup that you had in your hand we called it a lamp, I was enjoying see you climbing the tree ,it reminds me of when I was a little girl and even when I was a young woman I used to love climbing the trees, but now am old I can't do that anymore, love you Miss Dosha say hello to your mom for me, stay safe and be blessed. God bless you.

From India 🇮🇳 Tamilnadu.we have the similar situation in my village too during my childhood. We too ll make Most of ur dishes.it really reminds me my childhood days.thank you for that .remain the same it is more peaceful than the city life.try to build your toilet.

God bless po more blogs to watch

Thank you for the information…..We live in a world of various cultures, and can’t or shouldn’t compare one’s way of life with another…..I’ve always taught my kids growing up that….”different doesn’t mean bad”. Staying in Florida briefly, two of our boys attended a camping weekend with a Church group. On returning home they had a lot to share….The greatest story was about going to a “latrine” to do #1 and 2…..What a laugh we all had as they endeavoured to give details….(I’m from the Islands….I’ve taken my kids home a few times….but we stayed with relatives with in house bathrooms or in the hotel), so this was new and fascinating….an adventure!! I had the opportunity however, to teach them a lot about culture….Their adventure wasn’t wasted…..!!

. Very nice 👍

Love ❤️ your Dress and country Life Video's, God bless you Immensely 🙏😇🌄...

I didn’t know how primitive some areas are here in Kenya, I have never imagined that in the year 2021 some people still go to the bushes for toileting !! ,

Great sharing mam Thanks for sharing 🙏

Digg a whole and cover around just like your bathroom simple

I admire The women there !! You have to be the hardest working women anywhere!! We don’t realize just how easy we have it here in The USA!! I wished I could build all the bathrooms you sweet ladies deserve! I love your Mama! I admire The way you respect Her!! The Bible says to honor your Mother and your Father! It’s easy to see how you respect your Mama!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 Love from Me to All of You!!

Nice video friend thanks for sharing 👍😀😊

The cost for having an outhouse/latrine dug too much? What does it typically cost? My parents grew up with "outhouses"---small wooden shacks around a deep pit dug, with a wooden box with a hole for seat. They used corncobs and crumbled paper from catalogs and newspapers for cleaning themselves & kept a bucket of lime nearby to periodically throw down a shovelful of lime for hygiene---the lime cuts down on odor and germs.

Watching from the Caribbean. I really love what am seeing. Real life. I pass tru those days in the 70s.

At least you don't have to worry about to flush when there is no water. I grew up on lotrin and bathroom made of concret and zinc. I love how humble you people are.🇯🇲

Siempre interesante! Aquí hace años había servicios similares a Los que nos muestras en pueblos pequeños Y hace mucho tiempo en todas partes..... Así que no me resulta extraño aunque a día de hoy es una situación rara para mí aún es familiar porque recuerdo haberlo visto con frecuencia.

Me too. I have no toilet. I have to walk a bit far to poop in the bush Once I was sitting happily in the bush, I was stung by a scorpion. I cried out loud

Yes miss Dosha when i was growing up in country villages in the sixties there was no toilet add on to the house the toilet was a little for from the house watching from jamaica West indes enjoy your day bye

Miss dosha i grew up in the 60s with our toilet known as a pit toilet it was dung 22ft it had a sap so it was never fulled our house was surrounded by pailling so we as children bathe outside on the rock by we had a bathroom inside the house it is sad to think in this day and age that that is still the condition in Africa were as the country is being protray as such a rich continent or may i say some parts .

Thanks for sharing keep it up

Dosha, this is very interesting the bush. Taa ya mkebe.

Wonderful in your Village love frm India

You are very lucky to be so closer to the nature. If u don't mine, Pls let me know how you people manage your mensuration period.

I live in the United States and there are many people who do pit toilets or what we call an outhouses, I live in an area where we are blessed with indoor toilets with running water. It is expensive to build a home with indoor plumbing so cost is difficult for anyone wherever you live. Perhaps in your village several families could join together with enough money to build a pit toilets at some point. Your area is beautiful and your homes are made to deal with the heat, they make sense! I enjoy your videos thank you for sharing, be safe!

Very nice video and your voice very bease full plays god bless u

I love greenery n nature

Your brother was very creative in decorating where he sleeps. I wish I had enough upper body strength to climb. That’s great exercise too

I go to the bushes all the time!!!🥰

We had an outhouse growing up in the 70s in Michigan, USA.

Dear sweet girl,you are very strong and educated,thank you.(India)

In india we also used toilet in outside.... But nowadays government built some public toilets in every villages....

Nice 👍

Our toilet is in the forest..and our bathroom is in the river..and even when we laundry our clothes we have to plan ahead.bec we make laundry in the river also.so we stayed in the river from morning until lunchtime.we used to bring food and eat together with neighbors.😃

You are real village woman and nice village life. I like you.... I am from Tamil Nadu...

Everyone loves living with nature Miss Dosha. You are the luckiest who is enjoying the nature.

Toilet electricity water drainage sewage house cooking gas are the basics of life I have these but suffer from extreme violence

Hi miss dosha good sharing😍😍👍👍

Good job.... Nice video.... All the best.... God bless you and family 🙏💐🙏💐🙏💐 Nice village..... Nice home..... Nice people 💐🙏😍😘😂 I am from India country 😍😘

Amazing content 💕💕

Such a peaceful rewarding, simple life ❤️

Hi Ms dosha I love your videos they bring back memories of my younger days God bless

I'm glad you covered this topic. I was wondering what you do to solve the problem of bodily waste.

Love the naturally Beauty of the Villages”” it very peaceful and the way you swigged on the tree 😂🤣 reminds me of my childhood when were at my bibi is Village. 😍 Am 🇹🇿 Watching this from 🇨🇦👍🏾

Miss Dosha l love Ur village life.l do enjoy watching it.

Nice 👍💐💖 I work Singapore..., I miss my village life...........

We too hang clothes on trees or connected a rope made from banana fibers to another tree or spread the clothes down on grass

Thanks again for the video

Thank. You. Miss. Dosha, For Sharing...Stay. Safe.

Sending hugs from Brazil 🇧🇷 🤗

Very much enjoyed your video. Mom grew up with an outdoor toilet, called an outhouse, with a very deep dugout hole and open hole wooden seats above. When it got full, they filled it in with dirt and started over in a different place. I have heard it said that people who prefer going further from the home don't like having the smell or germs close to living space. But I know that in India, it became dangerous for women. Some were being attacked in the nights especially, if they awoke and had to go out to the woods.

Rashy here

You are so fortunate to have a blessed grandmother 🥰❣️

Why you don't have a veg and flower garden? Self sufficient is good..👌

Hi !!! mom and daughter !!! Love!

So interesting!!. Thanks for sharing, miss Dosha!!.

Hello Miss Dosha. I used to love climbing trees when I was a young girl but now I am old and can no longer climb. We have toilets inside our house, with water to wash the waste away in pipes and carry it to a septic tank underground. But they are expensive, and we have to pay for the water we use every month. When I was younger I used to like to go out in the woods and stay for fun, then we used the bushes for a toilet and dug a hole to bury it. There are some people where I live that have what we call "outhouses", which is a tiny room built over a hole in the ground and a bench with a hole in it over the hole. When it is full they bury it and dig another hole in another place. There are others that use "composting" toilets. The waste goes into a large container, after it is full it is carried away and another container is put under the toilet. The waste container sits for two or three years, then it is emptied in the garden and is safe to use for fertilizer for the family vegetables.

So nice

In India we also used toilet in outside. God bless u

Like your village neture greens.

New subscriber 💪🏿big up AFricaa💪🏿, village life is natural life style

I have seen the toylets befor was like this in the world in every countries now motivated

Your village and Kerala's landscape are similar. I am used to this type of toilet around 45 years back. Now Kerala land is far developed.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 you hanging on the tree. Miss that 🤣🤣🤣

RBoone from Norfolk Va, Love your channel!!!

Ok, Mam ,I am very proud of you because your people are facing so many problems in your country and you are showing reality. It looks natural but not easy at this time so I salute you please go ahead. ,

Natural life

Beautiful place

You make me want to travel to Africa just to meet you Miss. Dosha😀

Wow it’s amazing

Hidup nya damai sejahtera enak. Tapi makanan nya kurang baik

Village life is a best

Hi miss Dosha, I used to do the same in my village, now things are changed most people have Morden house 🏡 thanks to the Lord I live in the USA more than 37 years worked to help my folks.maybe some days you can change things in your village .that’s my hope for you. Thank you for sharing your videos.

Village toilet made is very simple,just u dig one hole 4/5ft,after that u put some wooden or bobom for cover,

Вот молодец! Не худенькая, но шустрая.

We did have out door toilets but at times we would go to the bushes if it was in use and we couldn't wait 🤣 I love watching you keep it up, hope you get a lot more subscribers all the best 👍❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲

Great you are climbing trees 👍

Dear sisters you can make toilet try to get build, ,quickly, ,,,,you can make a bammbo shoots toilet, ,,,,

10 year before same like toilet my country also

Nice

Tobe

Boa tarde tudo de bom Doche saúde pas a brasso

Really your home circumstances seems like in our village