Nakuru Woman Challenges Women Not To Forget Their Mothers After Being Married: "Rudi Nyumbani"

• Seline Matoro implored fellow women not to abandon their parents once they move out of their house after finding love
• The young lady from Nakuru noted many children forsook their parents once they entered the holy estate of matrimony
• Matoro praised her mother for her sacrifices, saying she took good care of her and her five siblings

Nairobi - A woman has shared a piece of advice with fellow women concerning family, especially their mothers.

Seline Matoro has challenged women not to forget their mothers after being married.

The woman noted many women forgot about their immediate family after entering the holy estate of matrimony.

Do children forget about their parents after marriage?

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Matoro spoke highly of her mother, noting the sacrifices she made for her and her siblings.

"My mother is a selfless woman. She took care of me and my siblings, ensuring that we were all well-educated. It is not easy for a woman to raise six children. My dad helped her, but I saw my mother doing a great job," she said.

Matoro noted many children forget about their parents when they get to the next phase of their life, which is marriage.

She said many focus so much on their marriage and new family that they forget their parents, who have been with them since they were young.

"Children should always check on their parents because if it were not for them, then their lives would have been different negatively. Call them, visit them, get them gifts and regularly maintain communication.

Putting a smile on a parent's face is a blessing to the children. I am very thankful to my mum because she sacrificed a lot for me to be who I am now. Thank you, mum, in advance," she said.

Kericho man builds mum house

In another story, a Kericho man who left home for Nairobi with only KSh 2,600 built his mum, and his grandma spectacular house.

Nine years ago, armed with only KSh 2600 in his pocket, Prince Kipkoech Mutai bid farewell to his parents's home and embarked on a journey to Nairobi, driven by hopes and aspirations.

With unwavering determination, he focused on hustling to improve the living conditions of his loved ones in the village.

He later returned triumphantly, having built a splendid house for his mother and grandmother.