Wahu Kagwi Hosts Colourful Celebration as Lastborn Daughter Shiru Turns 2: "Our Littlest Blessing

 

Wahu Kagwi, her husband Nameless (in glasses) and their daughter Shiru (in red dress) during a family photo shoot. Shiru stares in the air (r).

It is a moment of joy and celebration as Wahu Kagwi and Nameless's beloved child completes another milestone.   Shiru, the adorable couple's lastborn daughter, turned a year older, and they could not contain their joy. Wahu's sweet birthday message to daughter Shiru Wahu took to social media to celebrate her bundle of joy as she turned two with a heartwarming message. "Our littlest blessing is two today!!! Yani, where is the time going? I still remember the day we found out we would have you. The excitement, joy, fear, and anxiety that came with the following nine months were such a roller coaster! Yet here you are…happy, healthy baby who has brought us joy and fulfilment. 

I still can't believe God gave us the honour of raising you," Wahu penned. She also shared lovely photos with her husband and their lastborn baby as she enjoyed her day. In one amazing picture, Shiru was captured enjoying a colourful cake that filled her mouth. Kenyans wish Shiru happy birthday Social media users headed to the comment section to pen adorable messages as they joined the family in their celebration. Imelda Natosa: "Keep growing healthier, wiser and stronger age with God's grace, baby Shiru." Caren Cherotich: "We thank God for keeping you alive. Happy birthday, little angel full of God's grace, and his protection be with you. 

Shinia Valerie: "Happy birthday, Abaluyaa wetu. May you grow to represent Christ. Amen." Njoki Maryanne: "Eiii Shiru is two already. Wow, happy, sweet birthday, beautiful. Here's to many more years filled with happiness, love, and success." Carol Ndonye Maina: "Happy birthday, Shishi; I have been following you all my life and was excited with you when this baby was born. Many blessings to her." Esther Hadassah: "Happy birthday, Shishi. May you find favour in the eyes of God and the people you come across in your life." 

by  John Green