I like to describe parenting as a journey which leads to different destinations for different people. Therefore in basic terms, parenting involves raising a child to be the best of him /herself and be a positive contributing member of the society. The type of strategy or method adopted is crucial …
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Intentional Parenting tips for a Successful Academic Year
During the last prize-giving day, his mum/dad were angry because he was not called for any of the awards. In fact, they believed that the teachers were partial and they had their favourites. They are the “busy type” of parents that do not sign communication book from the school (they …
Read More »THE INTENTIONAL PARENTING CONFERENCE 3.0
We understand that nothing becomes dynamic until it has become been specific. Therefore, the Parenting conference aims to remind ourselves of our responsibilities as parents, share insights into balancing our numerous roles and develop cogent strategies for building solid family and societal values – all in specific and practical terms. …
Read More »Face your lane: Part 4
Finally I knew that I had been distracted. Many a time, we get carried away by the achievements of our friends, colleagues and even family members. This distraction makes us forget who we are and then focuses on becoming someone else. This distraction magnifies our weaknesses and suppresses our strengths… …
Read More »Face your lane: Part 3
Now fast forward to our first day in school… I was intimidated while my daughter was happy… I was comparing while my daughter was thankful… I was beginning to have ideas on how we (as a family) could measure up with the “high standards” I had just observed, as I walked …
Read More »Face your lane: Part 2
…as I walked my girl to class with shaky legs that weren’t visible. Lonimi, my 6 year old daughter was about to start year 1 in this new school. She had been the best all through her playgroup and nursery sessions in her previous school. Notwithstanding, I wanted her to …
Read More »Face your lane: Part 1
She was looking so neat, cute and super intelligent as she communicated with her friends The car that dropped her off the school gate was the latest model of its make and brand. Someone accompanied her, and I guessed she was her mother She was elegantly dressed and her make-up …
Read More »Mum4real Talk Show – Introduction
Week 1 Good day listeners/viewers, I am Oluwaseyi Fadairo the creative director for mum4real. On this talk show, our aim is to discuss the challenges we face as parents and how we can overcome these challenges. Today, I will introduce the topic and subsequently, we will be dealing with the …
Read More »3 things I learnt as a parent when I visited the Post Office
The illustration in the Bible that says, ‘salt is useless and will be trampled on when it loses it taste’ is not only applicable to that whitish cooking item. As parents, with time, the table will turn and the children we are taking care of today will be in charge …
Read More »From my devotion: Connect Ownership and Privilege with Work
I read a piece I will love to share here, I know it is not our usual practice however, I am looking forward to your comments so that I and other parents can learn how to empower our little ones. I love the story, especially the perception of one of …
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