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Helping Children Navigate Bad and Scary News in a World That Feels Overwhelming

Helping Children Navigate Bad and Scary News in a World That Feels Overwhelming   Children today are growing up in a world where bad news is not just a headline you hear once and move on from. It is everywhere, repeated, remixed, and repackaged by social media algorithms that thrive on shock and urgency. A […]

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The Truth Parents Need to Know about Raising Smart, Safe Digital Kids in a Rapidly Changing World

Raising Smart, Safe Digital Kids in a Changing World I was a guest on the podcast Reframe with Jade to discuss a topic central to my work: parenting in the digital age. As the founder of LagosMums, a cyberpsychology-trained digital parenting coach, and author of Digital Savvy Parenting, I spoke about how families can transition

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Beyond Screen Time: What Every Parent Needs to Know This Cyber Awareness Month

Beyond Screen Time: What Every Parent Needs to Know This Cyber Awareness Month   As the world marks Cyber Awareness Month, it’s the perfect time for us to pause and update our family’s digital playbook. As a parenting guide with a background in cyberpsychology, I know how overwhelming it can be. The digital world our

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A Parent’s Guide to Understanding ADHD Symptoms

Many parents notice their child is often distracted, struggles to finish tasks or might seem to have endless energy, and they wonder, “Is this just a phase or something I should pay attention to?” These behaviours might indicate ADHD. What is ADHD? ADHD stands for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and it is more common than parents

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LagosMums GrandMum of the Month with Mrs Titilade Olatunde

Mrs Titilade Olatunde: The Glam-ma Who Traded Chef’s Knives for Ankara Fabrics and Found Her Greatest Joy Meet Mrs. Titilade, our LagosMums Grandmum of the Month! Born in the 1950s, she’s lived a life that took her from catering school in Germany to the fabric markets of Lagos. A chef who became a businesswoman, a

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ChatGPT’s New Parental Controls: The Urgent New Feature Parents Need to Know About

If your teen has ever turned to ChatGPT for homework help, curiosity, or just fun, you’re not alone. Generative AI is quickly becoming part of everyday life for families in Lagos and beyond. But as exciting as it is, many parents have been asking the same question: “How do I keep my child safe while

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LagosMums Mum of the Month Boyede Adebanjo

LagosMums – Mum of the Month with Boyede Adebanjo

Boyede Adebanjo, The Accountant Who Became a Builder of Hearts and Minds Meet Boyede Adebanjo, our LagosMums Mum of the Month! An accountant by training and a successful professional in the financial services sector, Boyede never pictured herself running a school. Yet today, she’s the heartbeat of Beehive School, a place where children don’t just

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What Every Parent Wants to Know About the Right Age for a SmartPhone

We live in a digital world, and one of the most common questions I get as a digital parenting coach is both complex and straightforward. The question is, what is the right age to give a child a smartphone? In this article, I’ll share practical guidance based on a conversation from my Parenting Today radio

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When Motherhood Meets Autism: Grace’s Journey of Faith, Guilt, and Resilience

Grace Adebayo often lies awake at night, staring at the ceiling while the rest of her household sleeps. A single thought pierces her like a thorn: Who will love David when I’m gone? It’s not just a question, it’s a fear that follows her everywhere. On her morning commute. In meetings. In church pews. At

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