Brie Luhlanga

17/11/2025

Please 💙

17/11/2025

17/11/2025

Good morning,,,,, due to how crazy things are going in my household at the moment, reminded me just how valuable, and necessary, that conversation still is. So, I thought it was time we talked about it again.

We all have our good days and then

we all have our not-so-good days as parents. I am sure you’ve had those moments when you feel like running for the hills. My three kids have been at each other’s throats for days now and some days I just really feel overwhelmed, stressed and just plain fed up! The truth is, every parent feels that way at times. Parenting is rewarding, but it’s also incredibly demanding.

That’s why it is essential that your “cup” is full. When I talk about your cup, I mean your emotional, mental, and physical well-being. When your cup is full, you have the energy, patience, and perspective you need to manage life’s ups and downs, including your child’s challenging moments. But when your cup starts to empty, everything feels harder. You become more irritable, less patient, and perhaps less present. And, inevitably, that has a knock-on effect on your child’s behaviour. It becomes a cycle: you feel drained. BE KIND TO YOURSELF, LISTEN TO YOURSELF

15/11/2025

Zidlise kamnandi sometimes 😜😜

15/11/2025

R140

11/11/2025

Wena mntwana onentamo ende enemisipha mina nawe ngubani Bhebhe

06/11/2025

Sometimes, it's nice to be a Grammy child, Guys I'm a Gogo's child ngakhula nginikezwa ama biscuits afihlwe eskhwameni sefaskoti😜😜😜

05/11/2025

Sacela ikhambi elenza bangibone as if ngikhona emsebenzini mina ngingekho🙈🙈🙈

05/11/2025

KuloDecember sojaiva namatowel waphapha sikusula imakeup ubenguNtombikayise once😅😅😅