Lilian Ng’ang’a contests the idea men don’t love children
Lillian Ng’ang’a has sparked online debate after challenging the common belief that men do not love their children. Her remarks come amid ongoing conversations about parental absence, particularly the observation that fathers are more likely to be absent than mothers. In a po..
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Lilian Ng’ang’a has ignited an online discussion by challenging the common belief that men do not love their children, asserting that paternal absence doesn't necessarily signify a lack of love.
- She questioned the conclusion drawn from higher paternal absence compared to maternal absence, asking, "Is this the truth?".
- The key person involved is Lilian Ng’ang’a, a former Machakos First Lady.
- Ng’ang’a also shared advice on co-parenting, urging separated parents to protect children from negative talk about each other.
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