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Member of Parliament (MP) for Assin Central Kennedy Agyepong has jumped to the defense of Nana Ama McBrown after Fox 5 news criticized her for kissing and licking the mouth of her daughter, baby Maxin.

According to him, "it seems we are destroying a lot of things with social media; what do you gain from this? if it is disgusting, she's doing it in her house. The woman is so excited she's given birth and out of joy, she kisses her daughter."

Fox 5 News, an American based TV station described McBrown’s action as disgusting and going too far as a mother.

Ghanaian music producer, Fred Kyei Mensah popularly known as Fredyma also disagrees.

In a post on facebook, he said there is nothing wrong when a mother kisses or licks the mouth of her child and asked the Ghanaian actress and TV personality to 'protect herself'.
 
His post reads:

“FOX 5 NEWS AND NANA AMA MCBROWN SHOW OF LOVE TO HER DAUGHTER.

Me nkoti a, a news channel in the USA Fox 5 news (sakraman) feel disgusted about the licking of the hands and tongue of Maxin, Mcbrown’s daughter who recently celebrated her birthday.

I think they don’t have any news.

I absolutely find nothing wrong with this; the world is so messed up that, perverted minds would find this mother-daughter situation inappropriate.
We grew up where our sweet mothers could suck the phlegm from our nostrils and a mother licking off the cake from the daughter’s lips and mouth is a problem?

“Jeez! Reading some of the comments here makes me wonder where this our world will be in the next 2 years; indeed we shall start asking permission from babies to change their diapers pretty soon because everything will have to align to being some circumvented form of political correctness.

In the USA, they allow certain cultural practices which are detrimental to our societal norms here. Fox 5 news should give us a break.

Nana Ama Mcbrown Mensah(Mrs) kindly protect yourself and your daughter. The hatred of you conceiving is enough for you to watch your detractors. God keep the family in good health.