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Careless Baby Madda

  • Writer: sharmholness
    sharmholness
  • Jul 28, 2014
  • 3 min read

Disclaimer: Contents of this post aren’t suitable for persons under the age of 16. Additionally, the author will not apologize for any offense caused to readers who are guilty of whatever is posted here.

Recently, I attended a popular social event and to my surprise, there was a young lady who recently gave birth bubbling wildly to the intoxicating sounds of dancehall icon, Konshens as she puffed her cigar. I was really not amused at this sight as I’m of the old school belief that once you’ve given birth, you should retire from nightlife scenes for a while and neither should you be smoking. It was then that I was inspired to hit out at all the careless baby mothers.

Now yuh have some gal weh call dem self baby mother but the only reason people know they’re mothers is because they were seen carrying a big bulge for 9 months. Besides that, they have no clue what it is to play a motherly role in their child’s life. Children didn’t ask to come into the world and the fact that you’ve given birth is an indicator that your life has changed forever, sweetie fyi motherhood is a full time job and you can’t expect things to be the same as it was before. So if you’re not mentally, physically, financially (and all the other ally’s) ready for motherhood, kindly do the world a favor & avoid getting pregnant. This is the 21st century, contraceptives are prevalent.

1. Dear mothers, its important to note that children live what they learn. Soh if unu change man like how standard vehicle change gear, chances are your daughter will grow up doing the same thing. If you constantly smoke and/or drink in front of your child, chances are the child will turn out to be just like you. Some of unu mothers do all manner of evil mek unu pickney si an’ expect wen dem grow up dem nuh fi dweet. Unu set di trend fi dem follow soh doah complain. #carelessbabymadda

2. Some of unu ooman love man cock too much soh every Dick, Tom & Harry come unu ‘pread out then when unu breed is pure problem. Mi haffi wonder wha kinda medz unu a pree wen unu breed fi a man weh unu doah even kno dem surname. Then when him gone bout him bizniz, unu haffi siddung wid baby & then tun roun cuss di pickney dem how dem pupa wutless. Why blame the child for your carelessness? Times are hard, doah mek a man weh nuh have dry shit breed unu cau chances are 9 months later him still nah guh have dry shit. #carelessbabymadda

3. Now yuh have a next set a baby mother weh nuh stop tek dem money buy Brazilian & Remy hair while the poor pickney dem haffi a feed pon cheese trix & bag juice. Everyday dem inna clothes store and siddung inna nail salon or hairdressing parlor while di pickney dem doah have a book or a pencil. Unu dress up inna Gucci, Prada & Bridget Sandals while unu pickney look like is Salvation Army clothe dem. Yes, unu a #carelessbabymadda!

4. Then they’re those women who believe that when men impregnate them it means ’til death do us part’ or its the solution to all their man problems and the key to a perfect family life. Just so you know, baby nuh mek relationship stable cau pickney nah hold man again so get this concept out of your head. The minute you realize you’re pregnant, start making preparations for your child and don’t wait on the father to do so. Some of unu breed fi some married man an’ figet seh di man had a life before you, when di man deh yaad wid him wife yuh haffi up late inna night a hush baby. C’mon now unu wise up an’ tap di careless living.

5. And finally, yuh have a next set a baby mother now weh every ole pan knock dem kotch up. Once yuh breed an’ have pickney, things change. Unu stop lef unu pickney dem pon grandma, next door or all over the place fi guh bleach inna nite kowl. Tan a yaad wid unu pickney. A #carelessbabymadda style dat.

That’s all for now til another baby mother does something careless that will cause my spirit to be grieved and my heart to be vexed.

I am Laydee Sharmz saying ‘bun fyah pon careless baby madda & if unu cyah grow pickney, lef di breeding ting to mature people weh can manage it’

To Be Continued….

 
 
 

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