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Mashonda is on the WARPATH again about Alicia Keys...YIKES!
PARENTING: Don't Have My Kid Calling You Mommy |
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In case you missed it -- Swizz Beatz's ex-wife Mashonda is still on the warpath. Her latest rant appears in October's issue of Sister 2 Sister. She says Swizzy's new wife Alicia Keys wants Mashonda and Swizz's three-year-old son to call her Umi, which is Arabic for Mommy. Mashonda says, "If you want to be a stepmother, that's great. Be a stepmother. But don't think that it's okay to make a kid call you Mommy." She adds that Swizz has put a stop to it. Kenny Asks:
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Comment by Danielle McDowell on September 20, 2010 at 12:25pm
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Personally I'm sick of giving Alicia and Swizz's affair then marriage so much media attention! Enough already!
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Comment by MRS.MC on September 17, 2010 at 1:38pm
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I would deal with her directly. She needs to be put in check to the tenth power of the situation. I've said it many times before I will say it again," Just because someone has money doesn't mean they have any damn sense" And Mrs. Swizz is a prime example of what not to.
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That's disrespectful to the ex on Alicia's part. Just because you say it in another language doesn't make it right.
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I would speak to the ex first and then I would speak directly to the wife and let her know that is not COOL!! hopefully woman to woman I can put it to her in away that she can relate (feel me) The ex should also support me because there is no need for the child to call her mommy they already have a Mother, me!
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Exes really need to be has supportive as possible because children are intimidated easily and persuaded. Stepparents should not try to take the place of the bio-parents but hopelly be able to build a bond and help the family become united under the same roof. RESPECT is the number one thing people need to remember so many exes trip and make it sometimes impossible to bond with your mate or partner's children, And it is also sad that people feel that insecure that they have to cause drama. They must really take time to think who are they really hurting the CHILDREN!!!
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Comment by Karin Petway on September 16, 2010 at 9:49am
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Speaking from experience, as long as you truly love that child and give them all the love they need it shouldn't matter what the stepparent is called as long as the child is comfortable with it
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Comment by Brenda Driver (Davis) on September 16, 2010 at 9:44am
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What differnt would it make as long as she fill her stepmother role. and mean it from her heart. kids these days need all the love they can get, and deserve.
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