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My Child Is Addicted To Phone, What Can I Do? A Nigerian Parent’s Guide To Setting Healthy Screen Boundaries
If you’re a Nigerian parent wondering when your child became more attached to their phone than to family conversations, chores, books, or even food, you’re …
What To Pack For CS Delivery In Nigeria: A Complete Hospital Bag Checklist For Mums
Preparing for a Caesarean section (CS) delivery in Nigeria comes with its own realities. Unlike in some countries where hospitals provide most supplies, Nigerian mums …
How To Correct A Stubborn Child Without Shouting: Calm, Practical Strategies For Nigerian Parents
In homes where shouting is the default response, correction can quickly turn into daily conflict. But constant shouting does not teach long-term discipline. It often …
At What Age Should Nigerian Parents Start Sex Education? A Clear, Age-by-Age Guide
Many Nigerian parents agree that sex education is essential. The confusion is usually not about whether to talk, but when. Some parents wait until their …
How To Know Your Nanny Is Good With Your Child: Signs Nigerian Parents Should Look For
Hiring a nanny in Nigeria is not just about finding someone who can bathe a child or keep them fed. You are inviting someone into …
7 Signs Your Child Is Better Suited For Science Class
In many Nigerian homes, being in science class is treated as the ultimate mark of intelligence and future success. Parents often push children into science …
Why Your Breakfast Choices Matter More Than You Think
For many parents, breakfast choices often involve trial and error. Some options are convenient but leave everyone hungry too soon, while others may be enjoyable …
Sibling Rivalry: Fostering Harmony Between Your Little Ones
The arrival of a new sibling is a joyous occasion, but it can also be a time of adjustment for your firstborn. Suddenly, they’re no …