Children Meeting Their Grandma For The First Time After Moving To Ghana From The UK.
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- čas přidán 18. 02. 2022
- This is the day I had been waiting for and one of the main reasons I moved to Ghana with my family!
We have seven children and the first two children have spent time with their Grandma in Ghana when they were young. For the remaining five it was their first time in Ghana and first time seeing their Grandma. My Dad passed 19 years ago, a day before our fourth born, Kofi, was born. It was my dream of bringing these children to Ghana to meet my mum and the extended family. We always wanted to come as a family and not bringing them to Ghana individually. Glad the dream has become a reality.
Getting the children to know my mum, their grandma, was a priceless moment! To God be the glory for making this dream a reality. Please like, comment and share.
This is the day I had been waiting for and one of the main reasons I moved to Ghana with my family!
We have seven children and the first two children have spent time with their Grandma in Ghana when they were young. For the remaining five it was their first time in Ghana and first time seeing their Grandma. My Dad passed 19 years ago, a day before our fourth born, Kofi, was born. It was my dream of bringing these children to Ghana to meet my mum and the extended family. We always wanted to come as a family and not bringing them to Ghana individually. Glad the dream has become a reality.
Getting the children to know my mum, their grandma, was a priceless moment! To God be the glory for making this dream a reality. Please like, comment and share.
Omg so glad I came across your video.. beautiful family.. I love the window 🪟 where and how do I get that in Ghana. I am building a house around the white sands beach region. Thanks
Well done bro. You brought so much joy to Oma. You did the right thing bringing family back home
Beautiful is an understatement O!
Your wife is the most beautiful woman in the world,,seven children and looks so cute and wonderful.
Awww thanks, Mercy!
I’m shocked they’ve been married for 30yrs and have all these kids. Both the man and woman look good for their age.
Wife is beautiful and quite.
She has seven kids and still looks good
Ooh grandmaa is over excited...she is full of joy and happiness..Glory be to God most High..Whatever God does is true,,pure,,,and beautiful.
Amen and thanks!
I left Ghana when I was 5 (1996) telling my grandma that I would come back for her. I returned in 2004 for her funeral, I am so happy your children are able to see their grandma. I wish her a healthy life. Blessings y’all🙏🏾🤞🏾
Thanks so much and sorry to hear that. I lost my dad when I was 19 years ago. Only the first two children met him. My mum knew only the first two children so one of the main reasons moving to Ghana was for the other five children to meet their grandma. I’m so grateful to God for making this dream a reality. This video is deep.
Im Sorry dear, about your grandma, very sad, stay strong blessed for loving her
Oh 😭😭😭same here, I left Ghana 1995 my dad brought me to Canada at a very young age, my real mom left me at 1 year old and my grandmother raised me till teenager and I also promised to come for her, I went back to her funeral 2019 and I never even get the chance to thank her for all the love she gave me as a kid
DNA is natural they feel it meeting Grandma .
Oh yes! This was a moment I had been praying and waiting for. This was a deep moment. Thanks for watching.
I don’t know why am laughing loud 😂😂😂😂 am so happy I can’t wait to see my family in Africa 🥹🥰😂
Afia It’s going to be a beautiful reunion:)
Wow seven children,,Mebro you are a great strong man,,and our wife is the most beautiful and the best mum in the world,,she has raised 7children..Ghanian Blood is powerful and beautiful.
Thank you so much, Mercy!
My mom is a Ghanain, dad from Jamaica and I was born in Cathedral Avenue, Washington DC. Mom brought me to Ghana to stay with my grandma in 1995 at 5 years of age, went back to the state, 2012, at 22 years of age, 4 months later, I sent her 2,000 cedis, always make sure that I send her 700, 800, to 100 cedis every month because I really love here, after 2 and half years later, she admitted at ODA government hospital, 3 day later she passed away. I went back to Ghana for her funeral. I remember I cried like a baby😥😢 This video brought me into tears again because always thinking about my grandma who raised me. Bro. You are blessed to have your mom to see her grandchildren. This is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much for sharing the beautiful relationship you had with your grandma. Sad to hear her passing. May her soul rest in peace. Glad you took care of her. I always say that we are not here forever so we should focus on relationships that matter. I’m so grateful to God for preserving my mum for this day to happen. Thank you for your encouraging words. BTW we have a Jamaican connection:) My son-in-law’s mum is from Jamaica and his dad is from Ghana. Stay blessed!
@@FamilyByNature thanks very much 👍🏿
God bless you dear, you were a lot of joy to your grandma, and you didn't forget her, you took care of her, Stay Strong
@@MamaAdjoa thanks a lot sis!
Awww,so sorry to hear but at least u took care of her
Beautiful family. The girls are just like their grandma! Ma Shaallah!!!
Thank you!
God bless me one day I should bring my 3 kids from Germany 🇩🇪 to Ghana 🇬🇭 to meet my mom and dad for their gone Amen 🙏🏿 please god
Amen Kwesi! May the Lord grant you the desires of your heart!
You make me cry 😭 really
Thank you brother you’re inspired millions of people but you don’t know you are great man god bless you and your family 🙏🏿
@@kwesisulley8134 Amen and thank you my brother!
@@kwesisulley8134 it is well my brother!
Priceless moments. Time with Omas are always great. You've done really well bringing your family together. It's laughter all over and it is good. Learning this from you. Your kids and wife are very comfortable around your mum and that is very good. I salute you
Thanks a lot, Fred! Indeed priceless moments! My mum has a good vibe with wifey. Wifey started coming to Ghana in her twenties so they have a a very strong bond. Because we live 10 minutes apart the kids get to spend quality time with Oma:)
What a beautiful family and what a precious moment for all of you. I so wish to meet you all in person again in the future. One day I will come to Ghana. Me p3 wo pah 😍
Andy my friend thank you! Can’t wait to meet you and the family in Ghana. There are beautiful places we can visit.
And we Ghanians love you more...yenso p3wo paa..
Absolutely amazing. Ghana is home!
Thank you Justina! Indeed Ghana is home! The children have adapted very well and enjoying their new home.
This was so beautiful to see your children meeting up with their grandparents, thanks 🙏 for showing us
Thanks so much Grace! You are welcome.
Can't wait to come home with my beautiful family with Finnish woman. Ghana is amazing.❤️😊
Thanks Baffour! Let’s connect whenever you are around.
Beautiful Much much from the Motherland Ghana. Seth Ghanaian and I am new year...
So inspired; though from the Caribbean - the same vibe. LOVE IT
One Love! Thank you! Stay blessed!
You have a great family, I could see you are very happy yourself through your laughter. The children also enjoyed the hospitality. Your wife was left alone and she should be celebrated also for her wonderful role as the mother of the family.
Thank you very much!
This is so awesome... congratulations family🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
What a beautiful family.. may we all be blessed with such a wonderful and lovely people like this. It's always a good vibe seeing you guys. Great family
Thank you so much!
Lovely family, grandma can speak English so communicating is not a problem. Grandma is really happy. The children are not only beautiful but friendly. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Esther! Much appreciated and thanks for watching! Indeed my mum is so happy! So glad the children are spending time with their Grandma and enjoying her cooking skills:)
Grandma is hilarious!!! I love it 🤣🤣🤣 She really does love hair !!
Oh yes lol
Oh wow. The love shown in the hug between your mom and wife was amazing. Like they're the best of friends who've been separated for a long time.
So true! My parents took wifey like their daughter from day one so the bond has always been strong. Thanks for watching!
@@FamilyByNature 👍 and congrats on making it back home.
@@tvs9978 thank you! It feels really good to make that move especially together as a family.
Lol my grandma doesn't even speak English but I'm glad I'm able to communicate with her in twi. It's a whole different experience when we are able to communicate with family in our mother tonged. I remember when I was 13 and went back home for holidays I was constantly bullied because I couldn't speak it then. I don't think I would be able to live in Ghana without being fluent in 1 local language. The way I got bullied by other kids only God knows. I therefore made super duper effort to make sure all my kids speak fluent twi even if born abroad. People don't even believe they were not born in Ghana. If one of the parents is not Ghanaian it's not common to see the other person following you to Africa especially if they are not black so I commend you guys.
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with us. You’ve done amazingly well for speaking Twi with your children early on. Although effort was made to teach them I wasn’t consistent and disciplined enough to pull it through. Glad we are here in Ghana where they are learning vey fast. I’m investing time and resources to help them speak Twi fluently. I can imagine your experience back then in school without speaking Twi. Glad you turned that negative experience into something positive. Wishing you all the best!
Wow this made me a bit tearing up,the kids will get older and love that you captured this great moment with their grandma .seeing grandma using her hand in her grandson's hair just reminds me of how my mom will do with my daughter's hair lol.What an amazing family. Please let grandma takes her grandkids to greet her friends 😁😁😁😍😍😍 .just saying lol.
Thanks a lot Adjoa! This was the moment I had imagined all the time. We tried to get my mum to visit us, but she doesn’t like to fly, so the only way was for us to come to Ghana:)
I feel like crying 😢 😭 😞 😪 🙃 tears of joy 😊 😃
Thanks for watching. This video is deep!
The best video, I wish I could double triple subscribe. The true African clan!!!
Awww thanks a lot, John! Much appreciated!
Gran has a gorgeous home 🥰
Gran has a nice one too in Kumasi where we are currently before we move to our own house. This house is a family’s friend house in Accra where we were hosted for our first week.
Beautiful.. my dream is to bring my kids from Japan too
Thank you! It’s possible. I pray your dream comes true for you. My children are very happy here.
@@FamilyByNature amen 🙏🏿 I see the happiness in your other videos. God bless you and them
@@larrysq8937 Amen and thanks!
I’m so happy to see the old lady smiling, I sure know how it’s Feels like for your mom. Holy this past December my mom saw my children for the first time over 30 years she was so happy.when we’re about to leave everyone was crying 😢 . My brother God bless you for taking the step to let the children see her 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✌🏾.
Thanks a lot, Nelson! You did very well! I know that feeling. This was the moment I was always looking forward to. Thank God for preserving mum to meet her grandchildren. Since she never wanted to fly the only way was to come to Ghana:) Yes it’s sad when the time comes to say goodbye. We used to cry too everytime I had to leave. Thank God this time we are not saying goodbye. Our house is just 10 minutes from my mum’s house. Now the children are enjoying quality time with their grandma:)
I can see grandmaa has never experince with such hair before so she cant heplp by torching the beautiful hairs....Beautiful.
Your mum is very funny 😄, interesting woman,she is so happy u guys are home
Thank you! Yes she is:) She’s so happy I came back home with her in-law and grandchildren. The first 3 months after moving to Ghana we stayed with her before moving to our house. She visits us very often as we live 15mins drive apart.
How l miss my late Mum.
Awww so sorry to hear this. My condolences. I miss my dad as well. It’s one of the reasons I decided to move to Ghana to be with mum for her look after her and give her the opportunity to enjoy her grandchildren. Thank God we live just 10 minutes drive apart.
@@FamilyByNature Great move kids will learn the values of their culture. I am definately doing this for my Grandkids once l retire l already got land in the village.
Cherish-able moments. Priceless!! Very Very Nice!!
Thank you!
Walahi, this is awesome and adorable beautiful, nice family bless, I'm happy for you all,
I miss my grandma...they are the best
Indeed they are!
Ooh this is wonderful and torching....Blood is very thicker..
Thanks Mercy!
Just saw your channel and I love it,,am also in Germany,,, that's a brilliant idea moving your family back home,,, bless you 🙏
Akwasi my name thanks so much bro. Two months here now and we are glad made the decision to move.
Blessed wife, Lovely children and gracious grandmother, 🙏🏿
Thank you!
I watched de moment Alicia n grandma hug several times 💞 aaww
Awww thank you, Patricia. Priceless moments!
I have been waiting for this day for so long. I'm glad you guys are happy and your mom is so beautiful
Thanks so much Charlotte!
I love this moment
Thank you!
I can fell it 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗Happy family 👪 💙 ❤ 💕
Bro , I must commend u for bringing your family back home . It’s not an easy task at all . U need to show me the trick
Henry thanks a lot! Yes it’s not an easy task and it takes courage and determination plus God’s favour. The most important thing is the decision. Once you decide and work together on it as a team it makes things easier. Since we work online it solved the income side for us:) It takes patience when you move. The first 3 months we were at my mum’s place whilst working on completing the inside of our house. 3 months later we moved and continue to work on the house. Gradually we’ve been able to finish almost everything. Looking back I can confidently say it was the best decision we took as a family. Wife is happy. Children are happy. I am happy:)
Wow soo beautiful 😍 🤩
Thank you!
Woow your mother can speak good English ♥️♥️
Thanks. She reads a lot:)
So lovely you all very beautiful people. Would love to see more of your experiences in Ghana😍😍
So beautiful....
Thank you!
Absolutely miss you lot... enjoy xx
Watching this made me smile so much. Blessings to your family. 💛
Amen and thanks! Glad you watched it.
What a lovely family
Thank you Afia!
I love watching ur family, God bless u all
Amen and thanks so much, Christabel! God bless you too.
Is good to be at home! Peter well done . So happy for u guys. ❤️❤️😍
🙏🙏
Thanks Harriet! Indeed no place like home.
Beautiful, Katakyie. Keep this up
Thanks Katakyie!
Beautiful family, lovely. They are so happy to you guys. Grandma says learn the Twi very very fast😀
Thanks Efya! Indeed we are all happy here. Grandma is teaching them twi:)
This is beautiful
So beautifu
Thank you!
I look forward to your vlogs everytime
Thank you and glad to have you with us! More amazing content coming:)
What a beautiful family can i join the party?
Thank you Dorothy! A big yes:)
This is so beautiful
Thanks a lot! This video means a lot to me:)
Beautiful family, God bless you all..
Amen and Thank you! God bless you too!
Beautiful interactions.
Thank you!
This is so beautiful ☺️ ❤️
Thank you Abena!
This is such a beautiful encounter, blessed l am so happy to watch you you are wonderful .
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
Awwwww this is beautiful
Thanks Yaw!
I love watching your video. I came across it teying to find a family that had moved back. Thank you for sharing ❤️ . What school are your kids going now in Ghana. I just love how welcoming home is.
Hello Mary, thanks a lot! Much appreciated. The girls will be attending a primary/ JSS school in Kumasi. We are in the middle of sorting out the final bits for them to start.
Beautiful family ❤️
Thank you!
😂😂😂 I can see you guys are having a lot of fun paaaa❤🎉
Yes ooo, Lydia:)
Lovely lovely.👍💯💯💯💯💯💯
Thanks so much!
Love y’all ❤️🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Thank you! We love you back!
One word beautiful ❤🙏
Thank you!
Awwww! What a priceless moment with grandma. All the kids are so happy to meet her and she’s extremely excited to see them too. Mr. Nimo, is your mom a Ga or lived in Accra for sometime? She’s speaking fluent Ga so I was wondering because her Twi is perfect as well. Pls can you drop your number to talk with you? Thanks
Thanks a lot, Richard! My mum is from Kumasi, but was born and raised in Accra with her six siblings so they only speak Ga among themselves and at home. That’s how the children picked Ga too:)
Richard please kindly send me an email and I will send my private number. The email address is: email@familybynature.family
You got how many kids? Anyway, you got wonderful family, I love y'all na'mean?
Seven, six with us in Ghana. Thank a lot! Much appreciated!
Great video and how is the process of finding schools for your kids would love to know how it is
Thanks for watching! There are several options, but we are waiting to move to our house beginning of next month and look out for the options we have. I will do a video on that soon please. Great question especially when moving with children.
@@FamilyByNature Aooo bro, u have tried paaaa! With all these kids, I wonder how u were able to persuade them to make this big move! What a wonderful and understanding wife u have too. God richly bless everything u do in Ghana. I hope and pray thesexjids enjoy and appreciate what u also appreciated in Ghana growing up! No place like home, no matter what. I just lost my mum a few years ago, unfortunately, she didnt get the opportunity to know and enjoy her 14 grandkids that were born to all my siblings living in the States, becos they didnt bring them home much, so watching Oma(Nana) and her beautiful grandkids, the joy in her, as they lined up hugging her one by one, I just lost it! Reminds me of my mum, and her sadness she expressed for missing out on her grandkids upbringing, and having a bonding relationship with them. It always saddened me for her! She didnt have any siblings too..she was an only child, so her children were here family and her friends, so when they all left for states as teenagers to go to college, one by one, it was so lonely for her. Luckily she had me and my one other sister, and it was only becos we were both toddlers at the time, so, that's what saved her...with that too, the two of us never really got to grow up and know our older siblings either, so essentially, we and mama all lost, all around..then mana lost the chance to build relationship and bond with her grand children, which is the essential part of being a grandparent, and also extremely essential for grandchildren, for love, family history and stories, etc. So, bro, I'm so proud of u, for making this decision, which will completely transform your family's life exponentially, including grandma! I believe that, the love of their grandchildren, helps them live longer! Welcome home bro! Please update us! Welcome home! Akwaaba! Nyame Nhyira wo paa!
@@rainbow3649 bro your message really touched me! So sorry for mum’s loss! I lost my dad when we were in Germany. Only the first 2 children got the opportunity to meet him. I made a decision to move home so that the children could spend time with their grandma. Bro I’m so grateful to God for keeping her strong for this moment. This moment is something I had always imagined! Personally this video is beyond words. It’s a reminder for us abroad to help our kids spend quality time with their grandparents whilst they are around. I wish my dad were to be around, but thank God my mum has lived to see all her grandchildren. I will do a video soon and answer some of your questions regarding getting them to join me:)
Would love to connect with you. Here’s my email: email@douglasnimoh.com. Thanks so much for taking the time to share with us. May the almighty God bless and guide you!
Pls the yr intervals 😌😌😌for the kids.
Want to see if I can try it. Beauriful 😢
Thank you:) The ages are: 30, 26, 21, 20, 16, 13, 11.
Congrats n God continually give u the strength to support the family . Long life n good health. So after 1yr in the government school, I suggest u take the kids to the international standard one. They would have gotten the basis of Ghanaian life by that time
@@bediakobrightgyamfi9036 thank you! They are already in a private school.
Hi brother i am enjoying your channel with your lovely children, your house is so nice, can you give me the number of the guy who did your ties
Thank you so much! My brother got the tiler so I can ask him.
Try to teach them TWI
They are learning very well especially since moving here.
Try to entertain ur wife also she is sitting too quiet
This day was for my mum and grandchildren. My mum had never seen 5 of his grandchildren. We had a lot of fun together after the video.
Not cool that as old as they are is their first time meeting their grandma yikes
Yes I get your point. Our first two children actually lived with my mum in Ghana when they were young as we tried to move to Ghana in 1996 and it didn’t work out as planned. They even spoke frequently. We had only two kids at the time and we would come to Ghana every year. As the family grew and jobs and business changed it was difficult financially to take all on holidays to Ghana. We wanted to go as a family and not taking each kid separately. We tried to invite my mum on several occasions to visit us, but she hates to fly. That was the reason. We tried to convince her to stay with us, but like I said she’s afraid of flying. THIS is the main reason I moved to Ghana with my family and part of our transition plans was to live with my mum before moving to our house. This is why we moved to Kumasi and not in Accra. It’s about family, not only my mum, but the children having the opportunity to bond with the extended family as well. We have been living 2 months with my mum and we are moving to our house tomorrow God’s willing. The best thing is our house is just 10 minutes away from my mum:) Thanks for your comment. Hope this helps to understand. Will explain more in an upcoming video. Stay blessed!