Nollywood actress Yetunde Barnabas has clapped back at online critics who mocked her for letting her 3-year-old daughter sit in a stroller during their vacation in Europe.
The actress had shared photos of herself and her daughter, with the toddler comfortably seated in the stroller. The images sparked backlash from some followers, who questioned why a child of that age still needed a stroller.
Taking to Instagram to respond, Yetunde expressed her disappointment that grown adults would choose to bully a child. She made it clear she would not tolerate such comments and defended her decision, stating that there is nothing wrong with a toddler using a stroller.
Quoting her exact words, she wrote:
“You fools bullying a 3-year-old on why she is still using a stroller are really shameless. I am not that gentle when it comes to my child o, I will rubbish you. And some will even comment as if they’re helping you train? When is it a crime for a toddler to use a stroller?
I’m so pissed off, y’all will just sit in your dirty houses and think you can type rubbish on everybody’s page. I will block you off. When you travel with your own child, carry them on your head. Since poverty has eaten you deep, when is it a crime for a toddler to use strollers????
I will be going out to shop by myself for over three hours here in Europe, and you expect me not to carry her inside the stroller, keh? Awon Ode, Oponu. Don’t hide under emojis and drop silly comments on my page; I will respond to you in a way you won’t like ooo ehn ehnnn. Bye Felicia. Peace and Love.”
Her post has since sparked conversations online, with many fans defending her choice, while others continued to question it.
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