Faith Nketsi Graces The Latest Cover Of Batswadi Magazine With Daughter Sky

Reality TV star and entrepreneur, Faith Nketsi, graces the latest cover of Batswadi Magazine with her 1-year-old daughter Sky, where she shares her motherhood journey in this exclusive cover feature.

Faith Nketsi opens up about her healthy co-parenting relationship with Sky’s father, her parenting style, aspirations for her daughter and more.

Read full interview here: https://batswadi.co.za/faith-nketsi-on-motherhood-i-am-made-for-this/

“I just didn’t think I could love so much. I have unlocked a different level of love that I didn’t think was possible. But also, being responsible for something so precious brings with it its own fears. I care about her so much, I worry about her so much, and I overthink. Motherhood has made life not about me anymore,” shares Faith Nketsi.

It’s evident that becoming a mother has profoundly changed Faith’s perspective on life. She now prioritises her daughter’s well-being above everything else, recognising the responsibility and fears that come with nurturing such a precious life. Faith acknowledges that motherhood has shifted her focus from herself to her daughter, leading her to live a more paced and structured life.

“In the past, everything has generally revolved around me — what I want and what I need — but now Sky came and switched everything around,” reveals Faith Nketsi.

Faith Nketsi’s journey into motherhood has transformed her in profound ways, enriching her life and giving her a newfound sense of purpose and fulfilment.

Follow Batswadi Magazine on social media for more on the new mom and how she’s making her motherhood journey her own.

Batswadi Magazine is a uniquely South African parenting publication that spotlights the parenting journeys of nurturers who empower their immediate families or influence society at large.

Through its cover stories and features, Batswadi offers raw and evocative stories that resonate with the average South African parent and the issues they face.

All images shot by photographer, George Qua-Enoo