Hello lovely ladies, how are you doing today and hope you are enjoying the break? It is good for us to take care of ourselves as women and remember you are a queen so do take yourself out. I do welcome you to my blog today as I will be sharing with you some pictures from our girl's day that took place some weeks back.
As it is usually called "girls guide day". The girl's guide day is usually celebrated all over Anglican Church in honour of the ladies. The slogan is when it's said girls guide the response will be future mothers. They are trained to have in mind that they are to be mothers. They carried out a lot of activities, and the one that interests me most was the dressing challenge.
You can imagine when you are to dress even at home and how much time it takes before you can succeed with that. Ladies most times are known to take much time in dressing and make-up, we take our time to avoid mistakes because we have to look smart. 5 minutes was given to them to dress and make up....hahaha, it was so funny and we all were entertained by the whole competition.
Competition Winner
The Winner in her normal wear
Few lessons from the competition
- We have to prepare ourselves for the future and not wait for the future to come before we do that. In Nigeria, married women are known mostly for tying 2 wrappers, especially for special occasions, so the girls have to prepare ahead. Before I got married I always observe my mom and how she does hers then we I got married I remember how she does and I try to flow.
- Help the young girls by teaching them the write things. Most time the adults assume the girls already are coming from somewhere are they should learn from there which is not the correct thing to say. The opportunity they have around you should be an impactful one.
- Correct them with love and avoid unhealthy comparisons. How you correct someone will determine if the person will return to you for advice or run. The young girls need some love and care
The girl child Is very unique and tender, so she doesn't need to be malhandled.
Thanks for reading my post.