How to Buy a Good Waist Trainer

I previously posted an article about loosing baby weight (postpartum) and I mentioned some points, waist training inclusive. Today, I'll be sharing on how to buy a good waist trainer.

5 Ways To Fund Your World Travel

I'm a huge advocate for travel, especially world travel (even though I don't have a world of experience in this). I have a draft article on "things to do before you get married" and traveling is on the list. Maybe I'll change the topic to 'what to do while ""waiting to be married"" ' (as if...).  Well, let's not digress. 

Loose that baby weight!

Hello mummies,

There's something for you today.

I'm not a medical practitioner or a nutritionist, so, I'll only be sharing with you some things I did that helped me shed baby weight.

Tips for planning your wedding without breaking the bank

I wrote this article for Bella Naija and it has been posted there. I just wanted to share it here as well.

So, here goes

Inspiration Series III

Romans 12:18Amplified Bible (Amplified Version)

"If possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone."

7 Things Your Baby Should Never Play With

Mothers do a lot of worrying for the safety of their babies. And those little ones, whew. Once they start holding objects and crawling about, it's a whole day's job trying to keep up with them daily. So I've made it a bit easier for you, just in case you were not thinking of these. Here are my top 7 things you should NEVER let your baby play with -

Things To Consider Before Leaving Your Job

I'm going to be discussing this topic from the "abundance" of wisdom I gathered when I quit my 9-5 job and this post is especially for my Nigerian blog readers.

You want to quit your job. Go ahead. Or, maybe not. Before you quit, ask yourself and answer these questions honestly-

8 Don'ts For New Mums

1. Don’t binge-eat. It's unheathy; find other ways to channel your feelings.

2. Don’t oversleep. While I understand the need for sleep, you have to find a balance between sleeping for rest and sleeping because you think you should. You have to be strong for yourself and your baby and be present and actively involved in your baby's life.

Feature on One Nigerian Mum

Hello people, 

The article I wrote for Bella Naija has been shared by Onenigerianmum.wordpress.com. Check it out, it's a mummy blog. 

Click on THIS to read the article! 

Love and love! 

15 Life Lessons

Hello people,

I've been reflecting on quite a few things lately and so, decided to do this post to share some thoughts. I'll just share short points, maybe you can give them some deep thought, see how you relate with them, or not.

Here are the top 15 life lessons I've learnt so far -

My Bella Naija Feature

Hey people,

A few weeks ago, I got featured on Bella Naija. I wrote an article titled "Being a New Mom: Things Nobody Warned Me About"

I'd like you to check it out. Here's the link:

https://goo.gl/IXoF6F

How to work at home with a baby

Ok, so this is my opinion from my personal experience. Babies are individuals and just like adults, there's no one size fits all approach to do this. Here's how I do it-

1. Keep track of time. By now, you should know how long your baby sleeps under normal circumstances. Squeeze in some work when baby's asleep.

My Gratitude Challenge #Day 5

I won't end this without mentioning my awesome friends. 

My Gratitude Challenge #Day 4

Still thankful. I'm definitely grateful for my family- the one from where I came. 

My Gratitude Challenge #Day 3

Today, I know I'm thankful for my husband. 

Heart2Heart Sex Education Initiative of Chandelier Network

Hello lovely people,  

Here's a message from Heart2Heart Sex Education Initiative of which I'm part of. I definitely recommend volunteering and partnering with us - 

10 habits that will make your life lighter and make you feel happier

1. Prayer. This one goes without saying. What better way to cast your cares on the One who cares? 

My Gratitude Challenge #Day 2

Today, I’m grateful for finding Christ.

International Women's Day 2017

The United Nations began celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) on 8 March during International Women’s Year 1975. Two years later, in December 1977, the General Assembly adopted a resolution proclaiming a United Nations Day for Women’s Rights and International Peace to be observed on any day of the year by Member States, in accordance with their historical and national traditions.

My Gratitude Challenge #Day 1

Sometimes,  we see and dwell too much on the things that aren’t or what we wish were, forgetting that we live in miracles daily. So, I’ve decided to do the gratitude challenge. I’m going to be publicly thanking God for the things He has done for us. 

Dear God...

I've come to realise that the race is not to the swift nor the battle to the strong, but time and chance happens to us all.