Ghanaian actress Nana Ama McBrown recently shared insights into her parenting philosophy during a heartfelt interview that has captured the attention of many.
In a viral video, she emphasised her strict rules regarding technology use, explaining that her children are only permitted to use their phones on weekends.
This decision stems from her desire to foster a sense of responsibility and independence in them as they grow into adulthood.
Nana Ama McBrown, a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, also described her commitment to caring for not only her own two children but also for her siblings’ kids and two children from her husband’s previous relationships.
She articulated the importance of maintaining a positive public image, stating that as a celebrity, criticism of her parenting choices can be particularly harsh.
During her interview with Thelma Wright on the popular talk show Diva Doc, the 47-year-old actress explained her structured schedule, noting that she is typically free on Mondays. This allows her to dedicate quality time to her children, including Maxin and her adopted daughter, ensuring they feel her presence and guidance.
“I am Leo, August 15. I look at things, towards them before I move. The reason is that I have raised lots of children with my five children. My husband has two children, and I raised them at ages three and four. Now they are fifteen and sixteen. My sister’s and brother’s children.”
“Before I had Maxin, my children would say, You see your bed, mummy is coming. You see the way your room is untidy, mummy is coming oh.”
“One thing I do is that I am very strict. It is logic. When you wake up, go to the washroom to brush your teeth, and if possible bathe and we come downstairs. If we have to do something, then we do it.
“All my children have mobile phones, but I take the phones on Sundays at 6 pm and give it to them on Friday at 6 pm. That is the rule in my house. My boy is at Adisadel, my first girl is at Aburi Girls my second girl is at Holy Child, and the third girl is finishing Junior High School this year.”
The trending YouTube interview is below:
