Navigating Parenting In Diaspora
Are you a parent living abroad? Do you want to explore practical passive income streams for parents in diaspora to help ease financial stress? If so you have come to the right place. The rising cost of living means that relying on just one or two incomes isn’t enough anymore. As a parent and the […]
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I was scrolling on social media and saw a creator making a tantalising-looking stacked sandwich brunch. Unfortunately, the content was not in English, and there was no translation button. So I couldn’t figure out the exact ingredients. Undeterred, I decided to put my own spin on the recipe. After church, I made a quick stop
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Hubby and I love celebrating Valentine’s Day and special occasions! When the kids were young, we mostly celebrated at home, so had to be creative in our approach to making the day fun and exciting. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner. I’ve put together 14 days of daily intentional love activities for parents to
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My husband and I recently celebrated our wedding anniversary. With three kids and a busy household, we have to be intentional about keeping the spark alive in our marriage while raising kids. Being married with kids has shown me just how easy it is for the everyday busyness of family life to push your marriage
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Do you want to know how to make Nigerian puff puff with your kids? Here’s a straightforward puff puff recipe that you can easily make with your kids in no time! Puff puff is a popular street food from West Africa that is delicious, easy to make, and loved by kids. Making puff puff with
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My daughter Kamsi just turned 17 and didn’t want a party—what a relief! She preferred a quiet 17th birthday celebration with family. Similar to the low-key birthday vibe she had on her 16th, but this time without her friends. I wanted to get her the perfect present and started brainstorming some unique gift ideas. At
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My family and I usually spend New Year with our close family members. This year, we decided to embrace the new year with kids by having a family goal-setting session. Both the children and adults took turns reflecting on the past year. We shared our goals for the upcoming year and explained how we plan
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Have you lived in diaspora for years or recently relocated to a new country? Do you want to know the top tips for raising your child in diaspora successfully? Then come with me! I have been living and raising my kids in the UK for almost 18 years, and it has been quite a learning
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On the first day of December, my kids opened their advent calendars! I watched as their faces lit up with excitement while they opened their chocolates with delight, even though they are not so little anymore. Advent calendars is one family Christmas tradition that we have adopted in our home. It’s a beautiful way to
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Do you like adding personal touches to your children’s birthday parties? Then read on to find out how to make easy homemade sweet party bags that are fun and won’t break the bank. I started making these party bags when my kids entered junior primary school. They weren’t into party packs with little toys anymore;
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