Nurture Box Bunmi Olabayo

Today, being International Women's Day 2021, with this short spoken word, I call on women from all walks of life, to choose to challenge everything that stands in the way of their happiness, well-being, dreams, and in all, the freedom to choose whatever and whenever.

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Children grown up, and move out or relocate to another country, times change, no one lives forever, an unexpected pandemic shakes the world. What we'll have at these times are the memories created when we had the opportunity to be together. Beyond this Christmas season, we should cherish every moment spent with friends and loved ones.

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Let's chat 'nurturelly' about Code Red, can we? That's if you know what Code Red is 😁
I have this chat with Kemi Ogunro, a mum of three, entrepreneur, and fashion enthusiast. That being said, for back-to-back fashion trends/tips and more, you want to subscribe to her YouTube channel - Kemi's journey and follow her on Instagram.
Besides the importance of preparing our children for the confirmed most challenging phase of development, both for you and for them - adolescence/puberty- we also talked about the essence of teaching them life lessons with the way we live our lives.
 In this episode, we laugh, go down memory lane, and chief of all, learn.
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Parenting exceeds being a breadwinner, homemaker, or biological parent. This applies to both fathers and mothers. You see, children are emotional beings, and in as much as ensuring they don't lack materially is essential, they also need attention, support, connection, among many other things. 

In this episode, IP shares with us practical ways in which he's building a strong bond with his son, while also working to provide for his family 💪

Should you wish to work with IP professionally, do reach out to him on LinkedIn or Instagram.

Have you subscribed to Nurture Box podcast? If not, you can do so on any platform you're listening from now; it'll only take a second or two.  Don't forget to share with your friends, family & followers 😉

Kindly connect with us on social media - Instagram,  Facebook, Twitter. To share your thoughts, kindly drop a voice message, send us a DM, or review us on Apple Podcasts. 

If you'd like to work with me or be a guest on this podcast, send an email to nurtureboxng@gmail.com 🤝


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No two children are the same. Each has distinct features, abilities, and personalities. Do you know that using the one-size-fits-all approach in raising children only creates friction in the home? In this episode, Oluwatoyin Ogunkanmi, a parenting and emotional intelligence coach, speaks on the importance of identifying, understanding, and grooming the uniqueness of each of your children in order to bring out the best in them. A truly eye-opening session it is. You can connect with her on @oluwatoyinogunkanmi and @parentingsupportsystem. Her books are available on Amazon, Amazon kindle and her website. Pre-order her book "Preparing your Adolescent for Independent Living " here. Have you subscribed to Nurture Box podcast? If not, you can do so on any platform you're listening from now; it'll only take a second or two.  Kindly connect with us on Instagram,  Facebook & Twitter. To share your thoughts, kindly drop a voice message, send us a DM, or review us on Apple Podcasts. If you'd love to work with me or be a guest on this podcast, send an email to nurtureboxng@gmail.com


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Every child is different in his or her own way - from personality to abilities. Genetics plays a vital role, but the experiences and situations a child is exposed to can determine what becomes of that peculiarity. Are you providing an enabling platform for their uniqueness to shine through, or you'd rather that they live the dream you've already/always envisioned? Are you setting a positive example in the way you live your life among other things? 

 In this episode, I have a truly delightful conversation with Brenda David,  an event host, and CEO of Celario Sauce, UK. You can connect with her on @celariosauce and @brenddaisy 

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 If you'd love to work with me or be a guest on this podcast, send an email to nurtureboxng@gmail.com


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