"Parenting goes beyond rules; take time to bond with your kids," advises Actress Biodun Okeowo, sharing a precious moment with her daughter.

Nollywood actress Biodun Okeowo has shared a message for parents by offering a parenting suggestion. While posting a video of her spending quality time with her daughter, she urged parents to understand that parenting involves more than just setting rules; she encourages them to make time for connection, laughter, play, and bonding with their children. She emphasized that parents should strive to be their children’s safe haven, friends, and greatest supporters. Furthermore, she noted that experiences shared with their children significantly shape their lives. 

“Try this as you watch too, and honestly comment if you understand. Enjoying playtime with my buddy! @okeowoifeoluwa_ Parenting involves more than just following rules. Make sure to dedicate time to connect, laugh, play, and bond with your children. Be their safe haven, their companion, and their utmost supporter. Experiences like these mold their world! Make sure to subscribe to Omoborty Entertainment Studio on YouTube. The link is in my bio. May God bless you for your support.”

A few weeks ago, singer Simi encouraged parents to teach their daughters to be independent rather than reliant on men, stressing the importance of being self-sufficient. Simi also highlighted that as a woman, it’s essential to have something to contribute so that when encountering a generous person, one can reciprocate that kindness.

BBNaija’s Alex Unusual shared her thoughts based on her experiences in secondary school, suggesting that parents should instill kindness in their children, as it begins at home. She pointed out that teaching kids to be kind will help prevent them from bullying others at school.

Actress Esther Ene communicated a message to parents, outlining key lessons they should impart to their children. She concluded by emphasizing that everything starts at home.

Actress Bimbo Ademoye voiced her concerns regarding parenting, urging parents to be attentive and involved with their children, as many seem unaware of what their kids are exposed to or influenced by.

Similarly, Big Brother Naija star Queen Mercy Atang offered advice to parents, encouraging them to improve their child-rearing practices to prevent their children from becoming bullies. She also cautioned parents to refrain from mistreating others around them, as their children observe such behavior and may emulate it.

Meanwhile, actress Mary Njoku criticized those who offer unsolicited advice to parents about raising their children. She asserted that individuals without children or full responsibilities shouldn't give parenting tips, emphasizing that parenting is a hands-on experience, not just a theoretical concept.