Nana Ama McBrown Opens Up About Motherhood, Raising Six Children with Strict Parenting

Celebrated Ghanaian actress and Onua Showtime host, Nana Ama McBrown, has given fans an exclusive insight into her life as a mother of six. While many recognize her as the biological mother of Baby Maxin, whom she welcomed in 2019 after battling fertility challenges, McBrown has also embraced motherhood beyond her own child.

Nana Ama McBrown Opens Up About Motherhood, Raising Six Children with Strict Parenting

Married to Maxwell Mensah, McBrown has been a mother figure to her husband’s children since they were toddlers. In addition, she has taken in two children from a relative, including a young girl she fostered after the child’s mother passed away.

In a recent interview, she shared details of her foster parenting journey, revealing that she took in the girl when she was just one year old. Despite raising the child as her own, McBrown ensures the young girl understands her biological roots.

"I told the father that anytime she is grown and wants to come back to him, she could go. Her father also comes by once every two months," she disclosed.

Raising six children has not been easy, but McBrown remains committed to her parenting style. She emphasized that discipline and structure are key in her household.

"Before Maxin came, my children would always say, 'Mum is coming o' whenever they were doing something wrong," she said.

Her strict but loving approach has played a significant role in shaping the behavior of her children while balancing family life and a thriving career.

Aside from being a mother of six, Nana Ama McBrown is also one of Ghana’s most sought-after brand ambassadors, representing over ten brands. Her strong influence in media and marketing makes her a top case study for brand partnerships in Ghana.

Despite her busy schedule, McBrown has hinted at plans to retire at 50, focusing more on family and personal goals while continuing to inspire many with her motherhood journey.

Her story proves that motherhood goes beyond biology, and with love, discipline, and commitment, families can be nurtured in the most meaningful ways.

News source: Yen