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Gospel minister Kambua is showering her firstborn son, Nathaniel with love and praise.
The singer has described Nathaniel as her warrior baby and tomato slayer.
In an Instagram message, the 'Usiku Na Mchana' hitmaker wrote;
"1…2…3…4🎉 FOUR years my big boy! Happy birthday Nathaniel! My warrior baby, my joy bringer, tomato slayer, and president of kosokoso! My son.You’ve taught me so much, about God, and life… your very existence is proof that what God cannot do, does not exist!"
She added that just like her dad, Nathaniel randomly breaks into dance.
"I love you my boy. I love your songs, how you randomly break into dance, just like my papa, who now rests. God protect you. God keep you. God favor you. God show you his goodness, all the days of your life! I love you Papi! Happy birthday 🎉"
In a recent post, she said giving birth to Nathaniel in 2019 changed her life.
"I was not only a first-time mom, but also a preemie mom (I promise to share this in detail one day). My heart was ready for the journey ahead, but there are some things that weren’t quite in place yet. And his early arrival meant that they had to be put on pause and deprioritized. "
She went on to say that she never got to have her dream baby room; "Top on this list was the baby room. *tears*. I had always envisioned what kind of room I wanted for my baby. But my disappointment paled in comparison to the joy of beholding my miracle baby.I remember my sisters (wanajijua), quickly putting together what they could to make the room somewhat baby friendly."
"I had to shelve my dream and focus on ensuring baby was well, and then life just kept… happening."
Kambua's second born arrived in time.
"Last year after baby Nathalie made her arrival (on time)!, I decided that I would take my time and finally put together a proper room for my children. Last week I visited fine_cots and had an opportunity to reawaken my dream. I’m so thrilled to have them help me put this together✨"
She encouraged anyone feeling like they missed the timing of something "Anyone feeling like they had to settle for “less” than their original plan. Listen, God gives us an opportunity to dream again and also, when we trust his plan, we realize that everything we thought we’d lost can actually be redeemed."Kambua is a mother of three; Nate, Nathalie, and the late Malachi.
