Her son Kai is now six months old and the 'Wangu' singer joyfully spoke about his growth saying,
"He has really grown, amekuwa baba sasa. Even when I'm having a bad day I just want to go home to my son, no matter what I'm doing."
Nadia also spoke about how Kai has been such a motivating factor in her life since she delivered.
"He has been a big blessing and I'm grateful to God for that. Mtoto ni wa mama."
Nadia also had a message for young girls on what they needed to know before they made the decision on having kids.
"Mtoto ni wa mama. Yes men playa very big role part, but I think a woman does more, so you have the sacrifices; your body changes, your life changes, your time changes."
These factors according to Nadia meant that the responsibility of parenting mostly lied with the woman.
"So kabla udanganywe na mtu ati nizalie nitakusaidia kulea, I have the most supportive partner in the world, but at the end of the day changes zinafanyika kwa mwili, postpartum, you are just crying, it's overwhelming coz ukipata stress kidogo hivi maziwa inapotea."
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