Renown vlogger, Chantelle Petit, has been sharing her parenting journey since she welcomed her bouncing baby girl, baby Boo Boo.
Through her Instagram account, she ha tried out on how difficult it is on single parenting. She said;
“Motherhood so far has been an interesting journey. I admit some days are rough. This single mom thing is not as easy as it seems. Everyone expects you to be strong for you and your baby but the fact is, strength is absent sometimes.
Sometimes you just want to break down and cry for 55 hours, other days you’re super happy & enthusiastic about what the future holds for both you and baby.
Last week I got the chance to do a cute shoot w/my boo. Creating always distracts me from what’s bothering me & allows me to express & free myself from life’s stress. This shoot was not only a first for both baby & I but a bonding memory that I will cherish forever.
Babies by Kay & I would like to give 2 beautiful moms from my Tribe one pregnant (maternity shoot) & one toddler mom (mother-baby shoot) a chance to create the same memory w/their little one & be featured on my channel during the shoot. All you have to do is:
1. Follow babies by Kay & myself on Instagram.
2. Like & Comment on this image & tell us your motherhood journey & why you deserve this shoot.
As simple as that! You must be a mom within the Nairobi area (sadly) Contest entries close on Sunday, 2nd June 2019 midnight. All the best & happy Monday!”
Petit’s baby daddy is former Tahidi high actor, Ephy Saint. Talking about their relationship, she previously said; “My baby daddy has been talking trash about me on the web and I’m fed up. He is a pathological liar who has hurt so many women over the years. I think it’s time to expose him because I’m tired of the mind games he plays.
He told me countless times he was single and there was no one in his life. He made believe that I’m the love of his life I believed him. I loved him dearly with all my heart.
I ignored so many red flags though and with that I accept responsibility. By that time I found out I was pregnant and I didn’t know what to do. The emotional abuse was so deep I had stopped seeing my worth. I was ready to walk away but deep down I was scared for my baby.”