Diary Adventures of LagosMums: DALM | Hacks for How To Have a Really Relaxing Holiday Summertime and vacation go hand in hand like a burger and fries or akara and pap. For many parents having a relaxing holiday when it involves children seems more like a myth than a reality. This is especially true for […]
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As a Mum, we do not have to tell you that motherhood is hard work (not like we are complaining though). A new study shows that motherhood is equivalent to two and a half full-time jobs. Being a mother is the greatest job in the world and it may also be the toughest. Mums Work
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When you have a baby there are some obvious things that you know are unsafe. However, there are some common household products that aren’t safe for babies. You don’t want to drive yourself crazy, but when it comes to your child’s safety, you really can’t be too careful. You’ve probably already got your harsher cleaning
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Most of the children are either back in school or will soon resume. Getting the back to school routine going includes easing back into the school schedule and sleeping patterns. When starting school after a long holiday, there will be some adjustments to make before everyone gets back into the routine. There is so much
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Get the basics with this quick guide to help you plan what you need before and when your baby arrives – for your baby and for you.
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An apology is an expression of remorse for something you’ve done wrong. It occasionally serves as a request for forgiveness, as well. Apologizing for a mistake might seem like an impossible task, but you can get through it by swallowing your pride and putting your best foot forward. An honest and sincere apology has the
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Our LagosMums mum of the month is Clare Henshaw, a Development Practitioner, Project Manager, Country Lead, Executive Director and Mum. Read more about this amazing mum of two as she shares her experiences as a mum and the importance of Stability and Balance. Please tell us about yourself? And one unexpected thing about you? My
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As with every generation, mothers and daughters share a special bond. Though one is not quite a woman and one, in many ways, is still no longer a girl – they each bear the qualities of each other. Little girls want to grow up fast, and dear sweet moms want to regain their youth. Mothers
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Hi Mums! Let’s go cultural. Our recipe of the week is Banga soup. It is native to the Niger Delta and the South Eastern parts of Nigeria. Traditionally Banga soup is made with fresh ingredients in several varieties. Fresh, smoked, shellfish etc. Yes, you can make it with meat, but it truly is not the
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It’s no secret that August secrets make the best foods that kids love to eat. On the 21st of July, there was an amazing turn up of parents, guardians, and their kids to Augustsecrets’ first-ever kids fair. The event was organised with the sole aim of showcasing their new products, as well as create an
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