OUR KIDS JUDGING OUR COOKING *shocking* 😲 | The Adanna & David Family

[@ogomsseries]

Love it when mothers stay longer for omugwo(visiting after giving birth), it gives you so much time to refresh,rest a longer time😍😍😍😍. I cried when my mum was leaving cos she was so much helpful. God bless all mothers

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

Amen . 🙏

[@leaholu-king164]

Love the way Adanna embrace our West African culture carrying Ada in the back using the lapa is also common in Sierra Leone iam a Namibian Married for 30 years to a Sierra Leonian, I grow up in Sierra Leone I attended Secondary school up to University and we are blessed with three beautiful kids two girls and one boy and now we are blessed with a beautiful grand daughter Olayemi and iam always using lapa to carry her as well , it very comfortable if you get use to it, love your family and have a blessed day

[@teonamandje5239]

Namibian. Wow. Are you based there? Interesting story

[@leaholu-king164]

@@teonamandje5239 No dear we are now in Namibia working in Windhoek only travelling to Sierra Leone to visit the family every second or third year.

[@laimishaende7516]

Then which side you use to stay I have my friends in Sierra Leon 🇸🇱 this side of Bowater .Kamara and his wife Maria .

[@lwawanyasao9221]

Lapa for popo de pikin.

[@solangerutayisire2264]

From Rwanda, living in London. I have raised both my boys carrying them like that on my back while doing house chores. I find it comforting not only for the child but also for me.

[@maqangazamanyezile218]

Yes, good for your body and figure too.

[@mohauwamorena]

We still carry them like that here in 🇿🇦,usually with a towel and fasten with a large safety pin or just tuck in the ends where you can (usually depending on the weight of the baby)

[@bridgetchigozie4685]

I carried my three babies on my back in New Zealand. I remembered my Mum sending me “Oja”, the material you use in supporting the baby after wrapping them with the wrapper. It’s so nice to see you carry Ada on your back. Enjoy.

[@tndm8312]

Who could've possibly disliked this video after seeing that beautiful baby girl smile at her daddy?!?!

[@gailgrayson5654]

We also carry babies like that in Zimbabwe

[@thandiekatundulu2028]

We also carry babies like that..it makes it easier multitasking ❤

[@mariedames3240]

You are truly blessed Adana. You have such a beautiful family. And such an amazing help. There are single mothers who work and juggle 2 - 6 children by themselves I don't know how they do it. I have two children my mom raised one of them that was a blessing.

[@franchialbarnes5240]

Both of the meals looks good. I am going to have to buy me that Tefal equipment.

[@Joysteib]

The Tefal looks amazing and so quick!! Both dishes looked so yummy. Thanks for sharing with us. Enjoy the rest of your day!!!

[@ogomsseries]

That man laughing 😂😂😂when he chose mum’s meal,oh no!!! The both meals looks yummy and the tefal equipment sure did a good job with amazing features too.

[@Wincingatwindmills]

Seeing Ada on your back is giving me such nostalgia!! We’re Ghanaian and my mum did this for me until I was 3 to help me sleep🥺

[@maryjackson2946]

ADA IS BEAUTIFUL SHE'S GROWING UP SO FAST. AWESOME COOKOFF, BOTH DISHES LOOK DELICIOUS. TFAL COOKER IS REALLY NICE AND EASY TO USE. MAY GOD BLESSINGS,COURAGE AND STRENGTH CONTINUE TO BE WITH YOUR FAMILY ALWAYS 🙂💖🙏🙏🙏

[@elizabethnyambura5762]

Adanna, that style of carrying babies is very common in Kenya as well! Makes it easy to also do chores around the house.

[@TRUTHFUL2000]

I carried my Babys exactly like that. Babys love it.

[@Keyee1]

I'm a USA mixed race African American, and a grandma now. But thirty something years ago I carried my son like that. My fully nursed baby was large and two, really well built strollers broke under his weight. A friend of mine showed me how to tie him onto my back, and we were off! 👍🏼 No more stroller nuisance.

[@talesofpeace]

We do the same in Uganda and I carried all my kids in Denmark the same way and the kids love the closeness to the parent

[@joyekan9957]

Ada is David's twin. She's really a daddy's girl ❤️❤️

[@euniceolawoyin1041]

It's a source of warmth and bonding mother/child in addition to breastfeeding. Love you for adapting to this as a reminder of how you were also cared for as an infant. It also work on your tommy.

[@patsavage2714]

I enjoy this beautiful family video full of lots love and a beautiful mom your are blessed

[@carolinenwokeiwu2010]

😀😀😀 Love it when your husband said how far love your family God bless

[@vickiemciver718]

I have surely missed you guys soooo much!!!🥰

[@arnetteanthony432]

The boys are so cute . Noah trying his best not to pick sides. I'm African living in the USA. Country of origin Liberia, so carrying the baby on the back with a wrap is common.

[@maqangazamanyezile218]

Loveliest Family ever.

[@karinecn2351]

I admire how the boys enjoy their food. My son is Noah's age but so picky. I have tried all techniques and just fed up.

[@christabellemarimo3591]

We still carry babies on the back. And the cooking competition was fun to watch. It would be nice if you have more cooking competitions

[@leratomothiba1576]

God bless your beautiful family ❤️❤️🥰🥰

[@Déesse1402]

Bonjour famille Adanna& David. J espère que vous allez bien. C est beau de vous voir tous joyeux. Bonne semaine à vous 🌄😊

[@peggyvincent2310]

Beautiful family you have and Ada, is a cute sweet baby 🙏🏾❤️

[@preciousmene1736]

I'm from South Africa and I remember carrying my baby cousin the same way. I've seen mothers carry their babies on their back so that they can do chores around the house. This soothes babies because they are mostly with the mum and the mother's voice sort of echoes on her back.

[@ngozidibia7278]

Both dishes look good.

[@gracedelprado1153]

In Suriname (South America) it is still very common to carry babies like that, especially in maroon communities where the typical African traditions have been well kept, but the Javanese (descendants from Indonesia) and the Indigenous women do it as well. The difference is in the material used. Nice watching you do that. Nice fabric too.

[@abigailhintzen3428]

Suriname 🇸🇷👋🏼

[@diegoluna2549]

I'm glad to see that everyone is well, one day i would like Ada to make such a cute video in future vlogs ❤😎😎🤣😍😍🤣 LOS AMO ADANNA Y DAVID!😘😘😍😍👍👍

[@bonitamoore8468]

Both meals look fabulous! As far as how you carry baby is what’s comfortable for you. I think a lot of people carry babies in the front.💕💗❤️❤️

[@rosalieburke5371]

Adanna, isn't it nice to have your mum stay for such a long period, I wish I still had my mum around, but she was called home to Glory. God's blessings to you and your family!

[@zethumzizi1926]

We carry babies on our backs in South Africa as well 😂

[@altrinaallen887]

That was a nice sweet video a cook-off she looked just like her big brother to me both of the dishes looks delicious

[@LifeofFlora]

Love the food challenge, the boys killed me trying to choose. The African wrap, she looks very comfortable and well relaxed. I used to wrap my baby like this also, to get him to sleep and do the housework.

[@ShyDiyosa]

Love your family and yes embracing each others culture is great.. When you carry her on your back keep your hair up

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

Take all the rest that you need Queen Adanna. Don't worry you will be fine . Let check back in , in a few months and you will be doing fine sis. I love the cooking show . All the Recipes are superb . Congratulations mamá and papá Steinec ker. Your kitchen is gorgeous 🌸 Tefal cooker is cool. My daughter told me last year that every of her class mate has got this brilliant multi 👍 cooker. You are good good both of you. Thank you for💯👑 sharing

[@denisewalker7217]

Congrats on your dish winning Adanna! Both dishes looked amazing & delicious! In the states, we carry the baby in the front. Blessed Sunday!

[@missincognito9168]

In USA we do use the “ baby carrier” but it has straps usually… that one is more common than the wrap kind although we do have that kind too

[@Saratogadiva]

Had no idea your last name was Steinacker?💙💛🧡❤🙏🤟

[@sarahburje4039]

Wow great good cooking for the couple. I love it when couples are in harmony. You are a blessed family, May you continue getting God's abundant blessings. Yes in our culture our babies are wrapped on the back so that they stop crying or they sleep. That culture remains for all communities. God bless your mum. Have an abundantly blessed weekend.

[@helenegbuna2957]

What a wonderful and lovely family, Ada-ukwu(Big daughter)is a a blessing to your family.

[@vanessalucas5553]

Both dishes looks good

[@AYODIFAMILY]

This is so cute!! I need some hacks that will make my husband cook 😂😂

[@chasingthesun90]

He has to want to do it - maybe trying new cuisines together after watching cooking channel (starting with simple meals). I found once we got an airfryer the men in the house were in the kitchen more spontaneously

[@Chaseieday7555]

No kind of hack will work for my husband. Just ain't gonna do it cause while growing up he was taught to stay out of the kitchen and leave it to the women. ☹️

[@janem418]

Adanna, your hair!! ❤ Beautiful family!

[@chandrimasheel569]

David made Indian fish curry..So nice to see this exciting blog..

[@0tismadaline]

Amazing family, her laughter alone and she is growing fast

[@maddylit1643]

I love how she pronounce her husband's name, Di-vid. The food you all be eating looks amazing, and I bet it's delish!

[@jeannettehood6]

It was great fun to see you guys . Thanks for sharing

[@maureenchan6077]

Happy Sunday Chefs

[@nb8083]

Yes they still do it in morocco, and i remember that my grandma dit this to me🥰🥰 they do it till the child is 3 or 4 years old

[@tinamaps1605]

It's very common here in South Africa to carry a baby at the back. It actually help sooth the baby when going through that colic part. It's magic

[@sandracroderique950]

Am from Grenada so i just see this on nigerian movie which am addicted to 😁 we don't have this in Grenada and Trinidad where i live

[@jeannieves6275]

Lovely Family ❤️🦋

[@sandracroderique950]

May God bless and keep your family safe love in the house

[@sheilasylvain6669]

Hey Adanna and David, always nice to see you all. Ada is really growing fast lol. She so adorable 😍. Love the vlog 👍

[@annharradan4316]

Hi live you guys always enjoying your volgs Trinidad 🇹🇹😊

[@lifeyunique]

Adanna you look very beautiful and you have a beautiful family!

[@hattiebigutes8672]

That is how we carry babies in Uganda in order to multi task. Beautiful baby girl by the way. Congratulations!

[@myview9835]

I like that that’s how I carry my baby here Cameroon 🇨🇲

[@Seren_ity22]

The best ever. Same in Ghana too.

[@cynthiaakunwanne6807]

I love this!

[@shawntini229]

Nowadays I watch to see my girl. Mommy you look beautiful 😍😍all the love from🇿🇦

[@marvaarchibald2157]

Both meals look good that I wouldn't be able to choose, so I would have insisted on both. Lol!

[@feliciawebb7706]

Both dishes looked good.the baby is growing fast.

[@magalingounoubita2203]

In Congo-Brazzaville, we also carry our baby on our back.

[@graceidunachampong6973]

Love your family

[@tboahine]

My parents are from West Africa Ghana. Yes this is very common. I did it with my youngest daughter who is now 3 & still wants to get on my back. It’s very comfortable for them.

[@nasm8918]

I’m from Somalia, and carrying the baby in the back is a super normal. Everyone does it.

[@inertia_oudrey7006]

We also carry babies on the back in Namibia 😂

[@raedonnawilkinson6924]

I love that your mom is so helpful. This is so what common in the Caribbean/Grenadian culture. However, we don’t usually carry our babies on our backs we would used the commercial baby carriers that have them the the front. I really enjoy watching your family 🥰🥰🥰

[@naijanaija3686]

Back makes babies feel more comfortable than front

[@berlindaburnett6583]

Hello beautiful fam, your sons are so mature and the best big brothers ever, it's cute the way their learning how to take care of lil Ada, which by the way is a beautiful name, my grandmother name was Ada, and it's a very unusua unique name. 🥰🙏🏽

[@sandracroderique950]

You all so beautiful in spirit blessings

[@georginaamankwaa3413]

Good morning Lovely family

[@kamuanyakamuanya9881]

YES 👍🏾 we still carry them like that in Congo 🇨🇩

[@tholakelenzimande6447]

We still carry them like that here in South Africa and its conducive for both mom and baby

[@isabelramaloko8008]

Very common in my country South Africa 🇿🇦👏

[@cherylmccray7463]

I think Noah njoyed both dishes

[@sunshinelove9704]

Suriname has igbo, yoruba, ewe descendants, therefore carry kids in the back like that is very common in the rural parts of the country. Nice Vlog 👏🏾👏🏾

[@torri100012]

I am Congolese(Kinshasa) and this is what my mum used to carry us on the back when we were babies. I will be doing this when I have my own children.

[@blessed4260]

❤️beautiful family

[@Fari-writes-fari-sings]

ZW, it's very common to carry babies that way :D

[@farhiaali5107]

So good food

[@natachagake4080]

Adanna is sooo pretty 🔥🤯

[@nsoromananaafuaosei9367]

This is a very common way of carrying babies in Ghana. I was surprised your kids like mummy's meal, but I am sure both taste prefect 🥰🥰🥰

[@maqangazamanyezile218]

Adanna's dish should have some nice sweety taste. Looks inviting too.

[@yoleink9633]

Yes in my country they wear the babies like that. I personaly use a moby but in the amazon here in my country they wear it like you wear Ada.

[@Worldgossi]

Omg Adana what editing app do you use? So cool

[@estherbeamsforaballad3342]

I love the fact that Adanna's dish read *CHEF* Adanna😉😂😂

[@mercychibale889]

Carrying a baby on the back is common in my Zambian culture too. Noah loved both dishes 😂❤️.

[@ogomsseries]

💕💕💕💕💕💕Happy Sunday Fam

[@cluely3606]

Well done Adanna, you are doing great ❤

[@dionzulu4887]

Yes In Zimbabwe we do used to carry my son into twn here in lreland he hated the buggy 🙈

[@lindajeanetteusikpo7710]

Lovely vlog, thank you guys. Oh yes we still do Adanna, I'm a mother of 3 boys in my 40's from 🇿🇦 my husband is a 🇳🇬. It's the best way to get them to sleep faster and oh boy when they throw tantrums it saves someone from getting spanked too 😆. I just love seeing this family omw the competition was funny, Noah enjoyed the chicken more than any other thing....cute. love from SA

[@mphommaaga3965]

Yes that's how we do it in Africa...so good you still do the African way

[@phumzilezama2340]

Sanibonani (hello) fam... I'm a newbie here... coming through from South Africa... I love this joint, lemme rather get my couch, snacks and enjoy your journey ❤🇿🇦📍😉

[@shugzzyy]

I’m from the Caribbean and it’s not common to carry the babies that way … great vlog!!! I enjoyed it 😘

[@maimunakinteh3534]

Oyes it very common am from Gambia 🇬🇲 and this is how our baby's and toddlers are carried

[@fatounjie-faal4910]

Greetings from The Gambia. Great Mafe🤩

[@roseyrose9467]

My grandmother used to carry me around like that everyday and do all her housework. That was in Jamaica.