First Lady speaks about nurturing, self-esteem with contestants in Mother & Daughter Pageant
First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger listens as this contestant makes a point, during a meeting at State House.
First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger listens as this contestant makes a point, during a meeting at State House.

First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger on Friday encouraged the contestants of the Annual Mother and Daughter Pageant to enjoy themselves even though it is a competition.

She said the most valuable lessons that they would have learnt would have been from the bonding and nurturing experiences shared during the preparatory process.

​First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger and the Middle contestants in the Annual Mother and Daughter Pageant, today, at State House.

Dr. Sulan Fung and her mother, Ms. Ingrid Fung, the producer and creator of the pageant, accompanied the delegates to the meeting, which was held at State House.

The First Lady said that a woman, who is aware of her value and demonstrates that in her daily life, will have a great impact on her daughter’s own self-esteem and self-perception.

First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger and the Senior contestants in the Pageant. ​​

“It’s very important that as mothers, our children, especially our girl children, grow up with that nurturing environment … it doesn’t only mean proper food and clothing, but making them feel loved and safe,” the First Lady was quoted as saying in a release by the Ministry of the Presidency.

The group expressed gratitude to the First Lady for meeting with them, with several noting that they have admired her work to enhance the lives of women. Several of them also said that they will adhere to her valuable advice as they raise their daughters.

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