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Nozibele Mayaba pens heartwarming letter to her baby

Author and HIV activist Nozibele Qamngana Mayaba reveals that there is nothing she does not enjoy about being a mother to her child, Lumingonaphakade Isaiah Mayaba.

The TV presenter has been sharing really funny and cute baby content on her social media about her parenting journey. She recently took to Instagram and penned a heartwarming letter to her baby

“Dear Lumi,
Mom and Dad had been praying for you for a long time. We continued to wait for what felt like eternity. But when we look back, you came to us just at the right time, baby. There’s nothing we don’t enjoy about you. The sleepless nights. The toothless smile you give Mommy when she sings for you. How you get surprised by your own sneeze. Even changing your nappy has become our favourite time ? We look at you and continue to thank God for trusting us with you. We love you, Lumz. More than you will ever know mntanam,” she wrote.

 

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Many took to her comments section and complimented Nozi and her husband for being amazing parents to their baby. This is what some of them had to say:

“Lumi knew the kind of home he was coming to. So he came peacefully resembling both his parents to avoid drama. we love you Mayabas and Lumi is a blessed blessing to have parents that have stood the tests of times, and soulmating against all odds. You are a rare kind my loves.”

“So so precious hle! ? ? God is faithful, reliable, dependable and His time is perfect! You guys are amazing parents?? This gives me so much hope ✨”

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