This month, we are celebrating our very own Mrs Yetty Williams – Founder and CEO LagosMums. She is a pretty amazing person, woman, friend, mum, wife and more. As our Mum of the Month, she shares her unique perspectives on motherhood and life in general in “40 things I’ve learnt at 40”. Read and be inspired.
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Parent-teacher conferences stand out as one of the important avenues through which this relationship can be fostered and nurtured.
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As 2016 winds down, are you on track with your 2016 goals? Where did the year go? We all started out the year with such promise and many plans. We have just a little over a month to go, if you haven’t already taken stock, please take some time out to do so; review the
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Tiwase entered the bedroom and found that Dele was fast asleep again. She sighed. She thought he was awake a few minutes before she stepped into the bathroom. She tapped him. “Dele” she called out his name. He mumbled something. She wasn’t sure what it was. He rolled over. “What?” he snapped. “I wanted to let
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Most work-life balance conversations are between stay at home versus career mum; but what about mumpreneurs? Like all mums, mumpreneurs need a day off too and have a lot to manage. The career mum might struggle with juggling her 9 to 5 (or more like 5 to 9), and deal with missing some milestones. For
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So the last time I spoke to us about raising a “proudly” Naija kid in light of all that is happening daily. I’m sure some would have read the post and wondered how to do that when even we as parents are fast losing our pride in the country as well. But really, as tough
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Ranti heard her name for the third time; this time around she rolled her eyes. She knew exactly why she was being called. The story hasn’t changed much, even though she was older, and the first child of the family, everyone always seemed to like Tade more; Tade is fine, Tade is intelligent, Tade is
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Power Of a Slaying Mum This is a spin on the popular best selling book by Stormie Omartian titled, ‘Power Of a Praying Woman’, amongst other titles that she has in these series. I want to talk to us mothers today about the slaying power that we have. Now when I say slay, I know
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Contributed by Chioma Sylvie Mgbaramuko After experiencing four unsuccessful attempts at hiring a good Nanny in less than a year, I have drawn a conclusion, one big enough like a teacher’s drawing on the board for her students to see and not give an excuse why they didn’t draw or why they drew something else. This
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We were all blessed with lush hair from birth. It’s important for Nigerian females to know that their hair is just as beautiful as Michelle Obama’s hair or any other African-American female for that matter. After my move to Nigeria as a hairstylist from the States, I immediately noticed the difference in hair culture. For
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