Apr 23, 2025 · 45 min · 20 segments
# 🍼Have a budding tyrant? You need a snarky talking baby🍼 Yenga Naa is wiser than the chief. How do you know? Well, he named himself that...the moment he was born. 😈 The Creature: The Cornu How…
All that was gonna change momentarily, she realized unexpectedly on her walk back home from the field where she was farming.
She knew the basics and had a knife on hand, and she pushed, and soon, but not soon enough, the baby was born.
She scooped him up from the floor, severed the umbilical cord, and lay there with the baby in her arms, unable to move.
How would she get to him and tell him that she had given birth alone in their house? How would she tell them that she needed help? "Oh, no worries, Mom.
You, you go do that," the mom said, and might have worried that she was hallucinating from the shock or that she had lost a lot of blood.
But whatever it was, as she heard the messy, naked baby walking from the room and closing the door behind him, she was happy that help was on the way.
[upbeat music] "So where are we going?" The baby asked a few days later as they walked along the path in the relative cool of the morning.
"How can you talk?" "We're going to the chief, dear." The mother held her son close.
The names of all the people shouldn't be in the hands of one man," the baby retorted.
"He gets to do that because he has the guys with the axes," Dad shot back, and then circled back to his original subject.
"We're not gonna address why the baby can talk and walk and find me among the trees when he's just minutes old?" the dad said.
Nothing? Cool." The small family traveled the rest of the way in silence until they reached the compound of the chief.
All that was gonna change momentarily, she realized unexpectedly on her walk back home from the field where she was farming.
She knew the basics and had a knife on hand, and she pushed, and soon, but not soon enough, the baby was born.
She scooped him up from the floor, severed the umbilical cord, and lay there with the baby in her arms, unable to move.
How would she get to him and tell him that she had given birth alone in their house? How would she tell them that she needed help? "Oh, no worries, Mom.
You, you go do that," the mom said, and might have worried that she was hallucinating from the shock or that she had lost a lot of blood.
But whatever it was, as she heard the messy, naked baby walking from the room and closing the door behind him, she was happy that help was on the way.
[upbeat music] "So where are we going?" The baby asked a few days later as they walked along the path in the relative cool of the morning.
"How can you talk?" "We're going to the chief, dear." The mother held her son close.
The names of all the people shouldn't be in the hands of one man," the baby retorted.
"He gets to do that because he has the guys with the axes," Dad shot back, and then circled back to his original subject.
"We're not gonna address why the baby can talk and walk and find me among the trees when he's just minutes old?" the dad said.
Nothing? Cool." The small family traveled the rest of the way in silence until they reached the compound of the chief.
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