WATCH: Nandi Madida opens up about raising kids who don’t feel entitled
‘It’s important that as kids growing up we don’t feel entitled to our parent’s achievements,’ wrote Nandi on X.
South African musician Nandi Madida is a humble and talented beauty. The singer and mom of two has always had a way of capturing the hearts of her fans and has left them more impressed than ever this week. This after she shared some parenting advice.
The post comes after social media sensation Elsa Majimbo opened up about not relying on her parents’ wealth to become successful.
After spotting Elsa’s post, Nandi agreed that raising unentitled children is always for the best.
NANDI MADIDA OPENS UP ABOUT HER PARENTING STYLE
If there’s one thing about the wife of Grammy Award-winning artist Zakes Bantwini’s wife Nandi Madida, it is that she is never surrounded by drama of any kind.
Unlike other local celebrities, she has managed to keep her image spotless and has maintained a good girl image.
This is something many love to point out about her. And when she headed online to share her parenting style, many loved how down-to-earth and relatable she was.
“It’s important that as kids growing up we don’t feel entitled to our parent’s achievements or see them as an extension of ourselves, but rather a motivation to carve our own journey and success story. Raising my little ones the same was [way].”
Take a look below:
Thanks brother, you know me. It’s important that as kids growing up we don’t feel entitled to our parents achievements or see them as an extension of ourselves, but rather a motivation to carve our own journey and success story. Raising my little ones the same way ❤️. https://t.co/qeQ346n90Q
— Nandi Madida (@Nandi_Madida) February 15, 2024
ALWAYS A SWEETHEART
Previously, The South African reported how Nandi shared well wishes with those who didn’t pass their matric.
Taking to X, she motivated the youngsters to keep on pushing and not give up hope.
“For those who failed, use this as an opportunity to pick yourself up and try again. Yes, you have learned one of the most important skills to have in life and that is to never give up,” she wrote.
