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Simisola Gbadamosi: The 13-Year-Old Nigerian Making History at the Emmy Awards

LagosMums celebrates Simisola Gbadamosi, the thirteen-year-old Nigerian voice actress who has made history as the youngest Nigerian to receive an Emmy nomination for her role in Iwaju. She has earned a historic Emmy nomination and recognized in the category of Outstanding Younger Voice Performer in a Preschool, Children’s, or Young Teen Program. The ceremony is […]

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Your Child’s Mental Health: 5 Things Parents Should Never Overlook

Everyone knows how critical a child’s mental health is to their development. However, many parents do not always know how exactly to pay attention to their children’s mental health. In a recent conversation, Busola Olamuyuwa, a clinical psychologist and Yetty Williams, parenting coach and founder of LagosMums, delved into the importance of each child’s mental

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Benefits of Family Dinners

Over the last 15 years, a large number of scientific studies have confirmed what parents have known intuitively for a long time: sitting down to a family meal is good for the spirit, the brain, and the body. Recent studies link regular family dinners (5 or more meals a week) with a host of teenage

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Back to School: 6 Essential Tips to Prioritize Your Children’s Mental Health

6 Essential Tips to Prioritize Your Children’s Mental Health as They Return to School As the back-to-school season approaches, parents find themselves amidst the hustle and bustle of preparing their children for a new academic year. Amidst the excitement of new teachers, friends, and experiences, it’s crucial not to overlook the significance of prioritizing your

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How Can You Prevent Eating Disorders in Your Teens?

In comparison with other disorders, the availability of material on the prevention of eating disorders is limited at best. Eating disorders though often overlooked can be very harmful as they negatively affect personal self-esteem in addition to health. Although eating disorders can happen to anyone, teens especially female teens are more vulnerable to them. Also,

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