The way I came here with kasigiri and how soon it dawned on me that the children's etiquette problem started with me. So I went and told my kids there is a new rule for them and I in the house: from now one if u want to talk to someone, u go where they are and talk to them while looking at them. (9year old didn't skip a beat clarifying if this rule applied to ALL of us. LoL) Anyway this came about just after 5year old called out to me while I was in the kitchen "mummy, can u please come and close this bedroom window?" He said please - but he shouted from another room. Sooo me! And I wouldn't even have added the please 🙈 Just the instruction. Anyway thanks Bump Love, I have been schooled!

Me l think it's better to encourage our cultures for better future coz the Japan never are they losing theirs ,thanks alot ladies 🤝🤝🤝

I luv how u have saved banyankole greeting, it's true we have so much respect in Greeting like any other tribe , u have to be so calm while greeting hugging an elder even a young one, politeness in responding to the greeting n calmness in hugging. Thx ladies

This is interesting, my almost 3yr old says, thank you, am sorry, or even sorry when she's in wrong but eh eh.. We are having trouble with "May I have.."... Banange the girl can want .... Everytime, mummy I want this, Janat I want water hooo.... We are still trying our best... This just reminded me of an incident on Sunday banange... One of our neighbors got out and didn't greet her... She immediately told the neighbors niece " Patience, aunt didn't say good morning to me"🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔.... You people, the lady heard her, came back and greeted her bulungi... Anyway, she's so up there with greeting everyone hehe....

I stayed with my niece and noticed she wasn't polite or asked anything kindly. I started telling her on how to use all these polite words. Then I realized that am also not always polite. It hit me different and made me look at teaching her differently. Manuella's examples , so relatable.

Whenever dad would come to school I'd kneel down and it's a reflex even up to today as an adult

I have learnt a lot ladies,thx u

I'm definitely going to come back to all these episodes when my babies come through. These are really edifying sessions.

Nabi really talked well like she is part of teammmm💕💕💕

Could u please put subtitles on the video especially where the conservation is in native language. I am a Ghanaian watching from German. Much Love.

I think wee know wen our kids r bad....if they shout at people ....wont u realise its wrong.....we juat choose to live in selfdenial......most parents r okay with raise bad kids because the children are speaking their language.........we as parents literally pass on personality... So befo we think of kids....lets get to know how we can have good manners as parents......i stand to be corrected

Lotsa Kenyan love ❤ especially to Pumla.

Great lessons here. Can't wait have my beautiful babies. Am excited already 💃💃. Side note: The episode was so lively and fun. Thank you

am soon becoming a mother please we need more of this! thank you bump love crew.

😊😊yea that part of kneeling I also find myself kneeling when greeting elders even when we are not related I feel uncomfortable and shame when I stay up 😂😂😂

First here today hello my advices

Am not mother yet but am glad that l found this page, thank you so much guys for this page we are really learning Alot

We need more and more of these

Banange this topic is awesome. Lots of love bump love. Bring bcoz u have taught me alot. Manuel and pumla big up plus the guest was on point.❤❤❤❤❤

Thank u thank u ladies 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

This is a really important matter for a better future, public behaviour, socialising, interpersonal skills, networking, to mention but a few.

This woman is something. I'm glad I watched part one

Thanx ladies.. As always awesome content

Wow I almost passed by this video, I must keep checking here there is something I needed n still need, thx young ladies

I personally learnt Etiquette from the schools I went to and my work spaces and career because I interact with people. These points are key we see many adults with bad etiquette. It's important even exposure add to this

This discussion was long overdue. It's very important teaching our children manners and etiquette as they're key to creating a decent human being.

Wow.its a safe place

Wow...such a talk...I love...so well notted...manners r a good thing anywhere...thanks for sharing

ive really enjoyed this conversation, thx ladies

Such a timely conversation for me. Just last night I lost it hearing how my little brother was talking to my Dad. I thought, where did he learn this!? I wasn't raised like this and I think parents probably just get too relaxed with the last kids. I will definitely share this episode with them. Side note: Your set is so beautiful ladies! Thanks for the insight, as always.

Ladies, as I watched the show I kept evaluating myself. Trust me I've been a culprit of some of the etiquette mistakes discussed on the show. It's now time to reset. Thanks a bunch🙏🙏

This is a great conversation. If you send my son to do something for you and you dont say, thank you, he'll be like, "mummy, you forgot something"

Very educative

Such a wonderful episode as always. Thank you ladies. Just a request. Can we have translations when speaking in luganda/other language. Don't want to miss a word of l these wonderful conversations. Thank you.

The background is stunning

Ladies thank you so much for this big Topic it's timely

Manuella. Hahahàaaaa.. i real saw the white decor

For me I knelt up to when I was at University. It's until my aunt told me to stop kneeling that I stopped.😂😂

Tx Manuella

Wow..good morning to every one on this show please..please miss Rachel...let us kindly know your school..thank you so much

Ladies my son is from western culture naye his so taken up with e baganda culture, but enjoy it even greeting he uses titles ssebo /nyabo while checking e hand hahaha

And now I just realized this was a year ago 😳 !

Teaching our children their culture: Speak to a mother that married a man from a different culture. Imagine a muganda woman married to an acholi man. How best can this woman ensure that her children speak their father's language and learn their cultural norms. Secondly, how can an Alur woman married to an alur man who does not know their language and culture ( both man and woman don't know their language and culture) help their children speak their language and learn their culture. Thank You Ladies.

mmmh funny my sons also tell me to say sorry yo them whenever i discipline them or shout at them at anything coz thy feel ive wronged them what do i do? thy r age4 and,3

Lovely show . The centerpieces are too high ., can’t see the hosts .

About the rich Munyankore man, its not true😂😂😂 Wangi is not our word but we have adopted it, yes is not ours either, Yee is our old way of answering.

You guys, did you realize that you have an international audience who do not understand Ugandan local language???