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Zandie Khumalo writes a love note to all parents

Whilst many parents are filled with excitement and pride for their children going back to school, and others starting new schools. Zandie Khumalo took upon herself to write a love note to all the parents who have kids returning to school.

On Instagram, she posted a written note encouraging parents who send their children to non-expensive schools, urging them not to feel pressured into thinking that the schools they choose for their kids aren’t worth it.

She later explained that as long as their kids can a wear school uniform, go to school, have something to eat and a roof over their heads, that they as parents have done well.

She concluded her love note saying that she is proud of all the parents.

In her caption she said that parents should post the picture because they should also to celebrate.

“Parenting is not easy guys so I’m proud of each and every one of you, Waposteni lawo ma photos siyafuna ukuwabona because we wanna celebrate you since you are doing an amazing job.”

Social media users related a lot to what the artist said, they commented:

“Thank you, Zandy for talking to me I lost my job things are not the same, but I thank God he did went to school today like other kids although he doesn’t have other things like stationary. Wangioha ithemba.”

Another one wrote,”I love this.”

Also see: GALLERY: Celebrities who celebrated their kids going back to school

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