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Published On - April 2, 2022

How to stay calm in the face of a misbehaving child.

Now the question is, Is it even possible to stay calm in the face of a misbehaving child? How do you not lose it? In recent times, globally there has been a lot of rancor about people not being able to manage their emotions. I realized that this is the same thing that happened when […]...

Published On - March 26, 2022

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7 Learning Strategies To Enhance Your Child’s Academic Performance

One of the problems I have seen as regards learning is parents thinking it is the responsibility of the school to do everything for their child to succeed. When you dig deeper you find out that the school is just a part of the success story of your child. A classroom is a place of […]...

Published On - March 19, 2022

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Understanding Yourself As A Parent For Effective Parenting

Today’s blog post is one that I am particularly excited about. So buckle up your seatbelts because you are in for a ride. Understanding yourself as a parent is one of the first prerequisites for effective parenting but let’s start by answering these questions: •Did you get married with the...

Published On - March 12, 2022

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How Negative Disciplinary Measures Like Flogging, Yelling Can Hinder Your Child From Learning

How negative disciplinary measures like flogging, yelling can hinder your child from learning: This is one topic that a lot of people fight, I remember that whenever this is shared in our Facebook community parents would always revolt by saying things like “we were flogged and we turned out okay�...

Published On - March 5, 2022

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How To Improve Your Child’s Focus And Concentration

One of the things that have become a big deal in parenting a child in the 21st century is Focus. Now we are seeing children who are struggling to concentrate, children whose attention span have become even a lot shorter. I was reading a research recently and it says that the attention span for teena...

Published On - February 26, 2022

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How To Raise And Protect Your Child In The Digital World

In this blogpost I will be sharing on how to raise and protect your child in the digital world. Navigating digital parenting is something that a lot of parents are worried about. Parents are constantly panicking about all the drama that comes with raising children in this digital world. The truth of...

Published On - February 12, 2022

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Help, My Child Is Always Lying

Every child learns to lie until you can teach them the value of honesty!! Flogging a child for lying doesn’t stop them from lying, they only learn how to lie without you getting to know😁 There are better ways to teach a child how to stop lying… In this blog post, I will respond to [&helli...

Published On - February 7, 2022

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10 Social Skills Every Child Needs To Thrive in 2022

One of the things we learned in January for parents in our inner circle program is social intelligence and parents in the program will attest that social intelligence is a subject that is quite deep. Social skills are skills that help children thrive, while academic excellence is great, without teac...

Published On - January 29, 2022

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7 Ways to Nurture Self-Esteem In Your Child

In this blogpost, I will be sharing 7 ways to nurture self-esteem in your children. We’ll consider what you can do more to nurture this in your children. Parenting is a learned skill, the first time parents hear this they are shocked. When we talk about self-esteem it involves a person’s general...

Published On - January 22, 2022

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HELP!! MY CHILD IS ALWAYS CRYING FOR NOTHING

In a recent live session that I shared on my Facebook timeline, someone commented that sometimes children cry for no reason, and I responded that a child can’t cry for no reason. There are different reasons why children cry, before I state those reasons, these are four primary emotions that we...