It should be a reality for mothers to do it all in their motherhood journey; so how do we do it all? Depending on who you ask, it is a myth or a fact. So we want to demystify, having it all, doing it all, wearing all our various hats, and balancing them on our […]
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By age six months onwards, your toddler has become even more curious about his surroundings, experimenting on various things; putting on his mouth whatever he gets his hands on. It is by this time that you see that your baby is excited to explore the world around him. It is also by this time that
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New and expectant parents need to apply effort to keep their mental health in check and develop that of their baby. New babies are a lot of work; parents experience a wide range of emotions when they have a new baby. They feel joy, frustration, fatigue and nervousness. There’s no reason to be frightened of
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Developmental milestones are things most children can do by a certain age. How a child plays, learns, speaks, acts, and moves offer important clues about your child’s development. There are certain developmental stages that a child is expected to go through as he/she grows. These stages are important to mark various milestones a child is
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Colic is one of the most common problems in babies. In fact, it is so common that this is the kind of thing that you will be prepared for even before it occurs being a major topic in all baby books on your bookshelf. Colic begins as early as two to three weeks and reaches
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It is almost Easter, and with most families being indoors for it last year due to the pandemic; surely we would be eager to pack our bags for a nice little trip this time around. But whether you’re packing to go for a walk to the park or your planning a trip across the country;
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Potty training is an important skill for every new parent to teach their baby and get them used to. It is very important that you don’t make your baby feel self-conscious or fearful during potty training. It can be very difficult to potty train your baby so you have to be patient above all else.
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The journey of marriage and motherhood can be surprising and overwhelming at times for newlyweds and new parents, but we want to separate the myths from the realities. We will be sharing highlights on the topic as discussed in a relaunch of the ‘Abundant living for Mums series’; featuring host, Lagosmums founder and parenting coach
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For new parents, getting used to separation anxiety can be a huge challenge. No one wants to see their child burst into tears or throw a tantrum every time you want to go out. But did you know that it’s usually at about eight months that a baby first feels any separation anxiety? For most
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From recent findings, reports have been made that found high levels of toxic heavy metals in baby foods; parents need to be aware of this development and learn how best to manage it, as this may leave us with a lot of questions. These toxic heavy metals present in baby foods include arsenic, lead, cadmium,
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