Before You Have a Child, Ask Yourself These Questions Ft. Sly Wanjira

Bobbie sits down with a women’s health advocate to talk about the body as a site of memory, choice, and consequence. The conversation begins with what it means to “protect the womb,” not as a slogan or warning, but as a way of thinking carefully about intimacy, timing, and personal readiness. They speak about the pressures placed on women to reproduce, the silence around consent with oneself, and the quiet cost of making life-altering decisions in haste. The discussion moves to the questions many women avoid asking until it feels too late. What am I bringing a child into? What parts of myself are still unresolved? What kind of support exists beyond romance or expectation? Bobbie listens closely as the guest unpacks motherhood as a responsibility that starts long before pregnancy. The episode stays with reflection rather than instruction, offering space for pause, honesty, and self-examination. It invites the listener to sit with these questions before answering them. Buy the Goldmine: Hustles For Africans here: https://dialogueswithjagero.com/goldmine Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3mEX7L5GcOnX7LVYYlHlaw/join For new episodes, subscribers only content, and job opportunities, subscrive here: https://dwj.beehiiv.com Wanna support the channel: Mpesa Till Number: 5253673 Or Buy Me Coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/jagero