Mumpreneur

Neurodivergent Burnout in Women Entrepreneurs: Why It’s Overlooked and How to Recover In today’s fast-paced world, many women, especially entrepreneurs, face chronic mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion. But for neurodivergent women, such as those with ADHD, autism, or dyslexia, burnout takes on a unique and often invisible form. This type of burnout, known as neurodivergent […]

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Our Lagosmums mum of the month is Natasha Mahtani. Mum of one, Relationship and Divorce Coach. Please tell us about yourself.  I’m Natasha, I was born in Liberia, to Indian parents with a British passport so I have always felt like a global citizen, an amalgamation of cultures. I grew up in Lagos and recently

Our Lagosmums mum of the month is Dawn Immanuel. Mum of one, Wife, Writer, Award-winning Editor, Caoch and Author. Please tell us about yourself.  My name is Dawn, and I’m a mum to a 16-month-old boy. Can you share more on all the hats you wear? Mom, wife, editor, writer, troublemaker. Share one unexpected thing

Going on a solo mum trip is top of the wish list when it comes to self-care. When it comes to the perfect solo mum trip there are some things to keep in mind to plan a great one. Juggling the many hats as mum, wife, business owner, living in Lagos etc takes special skill!

Are you a mumpreneur? There are ways to make running your business and raising a family easier and more manageable. Read this guide and download a copy to keep for reference.

Have you ever wondered how to move from passion to income? Read this mumpreneur who shares how she did it and how best to move from passion to income.

Our LagosMums Mum for the month is the beautiful, strong and intelligent Bola Onada Sokunbi, founder of CleverGirlFinance.com. We caught up with the excited mother of two year old twins for an insight into motherhood and being a wife in New York city. Please introduce yourself My name is Bola Onada Sokunbi. I’m a wife