This Post Is For Mothers And Impending Moms

This Post Is For Mothers and Impending Moms

On the off chance that your girl gives birth as a mother, the typical guessed timeframe to spend in her conjugal home for your Ọmụgwọ is "izu asaa" in Igbo land. Ịzụ asaa in English Calender is 28 days which can be approximated to one (1) month.

After your 28 days at your kid's home, you are supposed to convey your sack and return to your husband's home, welcome your neighbors, family and family members and tell them that you are back. Give them powder and salt as the case perhaps. That is self confidence and respect.

Then assuming your little girl and her better half believes that you should come and remain with them or offer additional time with them, they ought to reinvite you. This time around, you can go there and burn through 10 years if you like. It's no one's business.

In any case, Shey you see that demonstration of going for ọmụgwọ and winds up going through months or a year in your girl's home, it is extremely off-base. Try not to say it doesn't make any difference since it does.

A portion of your moms will proceed to begin to cause inconveniences in individuals' wedding homes. You will surpass one month and begin to hold on to hear what your inlaw will say so you can begin to present a defense from it.

Quit disgracing your village people. Regardless of how well off your child inlaw may be, figure out how to bundle and hold yourself with satisfaction. It is through such excursion that they will know your value.

You mustn't gather all that they purchase for you. Once in a while take just a single covering and return the rest. Try not to be a weight to your inlaw. Tomorrow, they could give birth and tell you not to come because of your terrible way of behaving.

Note: Ọmụgwọ is supposed to last for 28 days as indicated by Igbo custom. Assuming you should spend more than that, you are supposed to get back and returned. Not as Ọmụgwọ once more but rather on invitation

Hope this makes sense

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