One of her followers said she would keep trying for years because she'd really wanted fruit from her womb, which ended up eliciting a whole other conversation.
Another seconded this ideology claiming that adopting signifies giving up as a Christian because of biblical stories of people like Hannah and Sarah.
Another one went on to claim that adoption in Kenya is hectic unless you want to do things off the books.
"I've tried for 3 years, luckily this year God blessed me. Let me tell you Kitt there's nothing I haven't tried even adoption but in this country the only adoption people know about is buying the child. 30k for a girl, 50k for a boy, without any legal documents," her response read.
Kitt finished off the discussion by acknowledging that more people especially couples needed to have conversions around adoption during the dating stage because she felt that people just want a child by birth not necessarily a child.
Just like Kitt, I was shocked by the number of ladies who came out to talk about how being in the labour room strengthens a mother's bond with the child and other societal ideologies.
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