How has the IUD worked for you? I'm about to deliver my first and I'm exploring my options. And I'm leaning towards an IUD.

@@notongacheta107 It was my first option because it's non hormonal and so far so good.My period is a little heavier than before but other than that it's great!!! My sex life is stress free.

Family planning with Jesus works very well to those who have faith 😄shd u hv any doubt then, you are definitely finished😁

@@winniewainaina3143 sounds good to me. Although I'm slightly concerned about having heavier periods because mine are already so heavy with unbearable cramps. I'm praying for better luck after baby is born.

@@notongacheta107 If the period bleeding becomes too much then you just have it removed. Too much bleeding can make you anaemic.

Amen, thank you❤

Thank you❤

Amen!!

My kid is 12 now and am still waiting

Oh yes, I was warned too about birth control methods. Yay baby number 2, all the best.

Glad yo give you some laughter.

Hello Namanya. On the next episode, a specialist will tackle this. Watch out for it.

Do not worry of the strings gs getting off,it can still function 100% well.. u can have t with or without the strings... pipo who conceive on IUDs are those that DOOCH cz t displaces the IUD or even have the IUD while pregnant

Hehehe! Good thing laughing is free. P

Pumla is amazing

I love u Pakutho

They actually tackled this 😊

Please share the title of the episode or you're meaning" out pulling stories" . But I meant a comprehensive one. We've many cultures and bump love ladies stand out because atleast Uganda is well represented from all corners, including guests.

@@lilianmukisa3291 we'd be glad to do a topic and maybe host mothers from different regions. May you please share with us the examples of cultural practices in regards to raising children/parenting that you have in mind.

@@pumlanabachwa8668 thanks Pumla for the responses. 1. I would love to start with " the origin of giving names e.g in acholi culture where the're names are given like onenchan, opiyo, etc. Am a Madi and parents give names mostly due to circumstances they face at that moment. This has led to some of us thinking of changing of our names when we grow up or choose a different meaning according to the knowledge. My name Lindrio means no shade but I chose" this world is not my home". Another example is Santa of arapapa from "Anzoyo" to "Anzo" as once seen from a newspaper, can't remember the year. Of late people around me believe that meaning of names follow. 2. Am also looking forward to watching an episode with the bump love ladies either dressed in cultural outfits or share pics.

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❤thank you

Oh Felicia from Ghana! Thanks for this.

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This makes sense when the lady is actually in a legally bounded relationship. What is your view for a single woman?

@@pumlanabachwa8668 still I'd not encourage it...if u followed at one time Dr,Ssali of fertility clinic bukoto was sharing about a lady who did it after two kids minus the consent of her hubby,then along the way power shocked both kids to death so since the Lady hadn't told the hubby about her tube tying n even bfo this tragedy the hubby kept on wanting more kids with her n all she said is she was trying too...yet in real sense she knew what she had done... So as they were in the mourning process,hubby says thank God we both are alive n can have more kids,wife wept the most cz of what she had done silently so she shares it with Dr ssali about what she had done bfo,He says he told her he was just trying but there was no guarantee that it'd work out,n actually just did it as an offer at no cost cz of the couple z story...she eventually got only one kid n that was it... So Dr was advising pipo NOT to do it... Unless its between life n death... Sorry for the long post tho

@@bagagarebekah6687 thanks for the share.

@@pumlanabachwa8668 welcome my dear,hope u c their side of the whole thing...

People like you make it easy for us to share our stories and be real with you

Yes, I agree

Thanks for this. We have a specialist coming on the next episode who speaks about this in detail. Watch the space.

I can't wait to hear what the specialist says.

YAAAY

So necessary though. We bring you the topics that most are afraid to publicly talk about.

@@bumploveug yet so helpful .we thk u Bump Love Ladies looking nic

@@bumploveug So so necessary. I agree.

@@bumploveug And so grateful you ladies do talk about these bold ones. For a second I was shying away on your behalf.😄😄 Manuel with tieing or tying her legs, and Brian goes like mukwano 😆. We love you and continue inspiring us. Am a mother of two and I’ve learnt alot from here. My friends call me for advice and the most I give is from here. So thank you.