A beautiful african lady, Joha Mubayiwa, has taken to Instagram to celebrate her adorable son. What beautiful skin they both got!
At a period when people bleach that sᴋɪɴs to make it appealing to the outside world, a woman is showcasing the dark skin of her child. Joha Mubayiwa, has taken to Instagram to celebrate her adorable son. The distinctiveness of their complexion has many amazed, despite the fact that it appears to be a regular mother-and-child shot. In her short caption, she acknowledge that the society sees the black skin in a different way.
Joha Mubayiwa, has taken to Instagram to celebrate her adorable son. What beautiful skin they both got! She wrote:” My dear son, I pray that you always find your skin beautiful even when you are surrounded by those who tell you otherwise, i pray you never have to surround yourself with people who demean and laugh at your beauty, this world is not as welcoming to everybody and sometimes your happiness gets stripped away without notice but i promise to always be that flutter of happiness in your life. I cannot believe this boy is almost 1 years old! 1 more month left omg where does the time go? This time last year i was heavily pregnant, eating every 10 minutes like it was my last meal, and now… i get to watch him laugh, smile, grow teeth, comfort and love him when he cries… children are truly the greatest blessing.”
Juha often posts photographs of her black son on her own Facebook. Everyone can see why the boy has such a lovely characteristic at this time. The boy’s father and mother are both black, and no one can dispute their beauty. And, thankfully, the youngster inherited all of these treasures. Sharing about her lovely son, Juha Amubayiwa wrote: ” I hope you never have to care about people who laugh at you for the color of your skin. This world is not for anyone, your happiness can be ʟᴏsᴛ at any time. But she promises that she will always make her life happy.”
Although Joha did not reveal his son’s real name, Joha once said that his middle name is Rufaro (in shona– a language of the shonapeople in Zimbabwe), this word means ‘happiness’). She said:” My grandmother gave me the name ‘Kanyamuneza’, a name in the kirundi language. So I want my son to be happy when someone mentions it. I believe that, somehow, each person’s name represents or identifies a part of who they are. Therefore, I hope that no matter who or how she becomes, she will always live happily with who she is.” Joha also expressed pride in the skin of the mother and daughter. “I feel happy every time I see you smile.”
