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According to the Africa traditional concept of birth, how is the expectant mother supposed to behave in order to protect herself and the unborn baby?

According to the African traditional concept of birth, explain how the expectant mother is supposed to behave in order to protect herself and the unborn baby.

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(i) To wear protective charms against evil spirits.

(ii) To maintain good relations with neighbours and relatives.

(iii) To avoid contact with certain people believed to be evil.

(iv) Not to eat certain foods with much protein.

(v) To abstain from sex.

(vi) To avoid doing heavy duties.

(vii) Not to use sharp tools.

(viii) To offer sacrifices to appease the ancestors.

maurice.mutuku answered the question on August 29, 2017 at 07:05

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