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Tūpuna tāne were involved and loving parents and whānau

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Tūpuna tāne were involved and loving parents and whānau

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Our tūpuna responded to our pepi crying - those cries are their voice. They would've done what was needed to help pepi stop crying, such as feeding on demand. 

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Our tūpuna responded to our pepi crying - those cries are their voice. They would've done what was needed to help pepi stop crying, such as feeding on demand. 

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For our tūpuna, the kāinga would support māmā and the whānau of pepi in many ways. Pēpi and tamariki were shared responsibility of the kāinga

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For our tūpuna, the kāinga would support māmā and the whānau of pepi in many ways. Pēpi and tamariki were shared responsibility of the kāinga

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Our tūpuna sang waiata during labour to help māmā

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Our tūpuna sang waiata during labour to help māmā

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Our tūpuna had tikanga - rules - for all parts of life. As a whānau, you can define tikanga for your own whare to help make whānau life easier.

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Our tūpuna had tikanga - rules - for all parts of life. As a whānau, you can define tikanga for your own whare to help make whānau life easier.

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Our tūpuna believed we are born tapu and born with mana, and that anger or violence against us would violate that tapu and anger the atua.

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Our tūpuna believed we are born tapu and born with mana, and that anger or violence against us would violate that tapu and anger the atua.

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Te tangi tō te tamaiti, he whakamā tō te pakeke - The child of the child is the shame of the adult. 

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Te tangi tō te tamaiti, he whakamā tō te pakeke - The child of the child is the shame of the adult. 

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Our tūpuna believed pēpi were born tapu, sacred and protected by the atua, and that they hold that tapu for their whole lives. That means everyone in the whānau is tapu and needs to be protected from harm.

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Our tūpuna believed pēpi were born tapu, sacred and protected by the atua, and that they hold that tapu for their whole lives. That means everyone in the whānau is tapu and needs to be protected from harm.

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The kāinga was often made up of extended whānau who all supported each other

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The kāinga was often made up of extended whānau who all supported each other

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Waiata oriori were sung to pēpi and tamariki at many occasions, but also to help them sleep

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Waiata oriori were sung to pēpi and tamariki at many occasions, but also to help them sleep

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Pēpi were cared for by the wider whānau as well as māmā, making sure she and pāpā would get a break from their parenting duties

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Pēpi were cared for by the wider whānau as well as māmā, making sure she and pāpā would get a break from their parenting duties

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Our tūpuna would bury the whenua (placenta) and pito (cord stump) after birth, returning it to the whenua (land).

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Our tūpuna would bury the whenua (placenta) and pito (cord stump) after birth, returning it to the whenua (land).

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Te pīkau were used to keep pepi close and happy with their māmā or pāpā, whether to spend time or even have a moe (sleep).

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Te pīkau were used to keep pepi close and happy with their māmā or pāpā, whether to spend time or even have a moe (sleep).

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ante natal, haputanaga journey and how it was for them. Big part of whanaungatanga

Finding common ground

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Exposed ourselves as a runanga and being exposed to Tupuna practices and we are abl tto talk more with whanau on a one to one basis

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Show the other parent Mana

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Same age as eldest daughter. The care arrangement is undecided in terms of length of time. She has been immersed into the whanau, treated no differently, Acknowledging her Mana. The kainga raising Tamariki

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One thing we always did was we always put our sons first for everything. very different views back in the day, good friendship now and values align. Beautiful example of ngakau Aroha

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Blended whanau with two kids, different papa. Maori Moko have strong relationships and visit every holiday. Pakeha whanau do not engage with their mokopuna at all. highlighting the differences in values. nan has tried to engage with the other whanau but they dont want anything to do with her yet

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ensuring that tamariki are sleeping safely, alcahol, enough room, sheets pulled tight, making sure that our babies are safe. Wahakura, making them and connecting to the purakau

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baby was co sleeping with dad and the bed was not big enough. Wasnt safe so mahi bought a bed for baby, kaimahi built the cot while dad was feeding and caring to baby. Dad was stoked to have a little space for his baby, really empowering moment for dad

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Trying to breast feed baby number 2. She wouldnt eat and i got over it and went and got her formula. After one night she cracked it and took the breast which was amazing. She was raised on both. felt guilty not breastfeeding and it nearly caused PTSD. we can see how it effects alot of whanau