Frank Naija Momma

hey sis, replying to what u wrote on my prikbord, I think like 85% of people dont know who they are so you arent the only one, it's a social problem. I think everyone is still searching, i know i am. Sometimes i am naive and blind to certain things. I even have confidence problems at times even though i know im my own man. I think in these bodies we can never be perfect and its only the search that will show us what we really are. Trust me you are not alone. The way i try to figure things out is by mapping out some kind of planning. not very detailed but very well laid out but my plans are also very vigilant to change and adpatation if you know what i mean. I feel life isnt certain so we always have to adapt you know, things to tend to go wrong at times but thats why i love the way i plan things because i know there is always a way to get back on track.

An amateurs jailbreaking experience...kids, do NOT try this at home

First of all, to answer the questions, yeah i got an ipad. When? you ask? yesterday afternoon. yes, people i skipped church to get an ipad ok!! that's why karma's biting me in the ass right now! and instead of going outside to show off my baby to the less unfortunate and all my haters, im in my room trying to figure out how to get her to wake up! huh?" you ask "she asleep?" "yes she is, my pwo pwo baby is asleep and i fear like sleeping beauty it might take a century to waken her!" "how did this happen?" i'll tell you how this happened! Let me start from the beginning so y'all can fully understand.

Let’s talk baby hair care! The Best Advice You'll Get on How To Grow and Retain Healthy Hair For Your Baby

All you need to know about caring for your baby’s hair You've given birth to a bouncing baby boy or girl. Luckily your baby came out with a full, soft luscious mane on their head. What should you do to maintain their length and keep it healthy? We've got the 411 right here.

Why Is It Always The Women To Put Other Women Down?

Women, Why Can't We All Just Get Along? Hello How are you doing today? How's your Saturday going? Mine went just fine. Had a late sleep in and hubby made sure my 1 year old didn't disturb me. He was so kind to come take Derek as soon as he heard his cries, fed him breakfast and proceeded to entertain him till i woke up.

Battle of the sexes: Why can't we all just get along??!!

I wrote this piece in responce to an article i read on bellanaija.com, where the author tried (but failed) to explain why good girls are drawn to bad guys. I felt that she really didn't know what she was talkign about, (if she is a female) and thought i should school her...so this is my response:) To the writer of GOOD GIRL VS BAD GUY SYNDROME article, I appreciate your interpretation and observation of why good girls are turn on by the thought of cool bad guys. It was an interesting, entertaining read and it definitely shed some light to girls who have been in this position and waiting for someone to shed light on. You did. Good job.

Interesting: Could this Natural Remedy be the Cure To Infertility In Women?!

Could this Natural Remedy be the Cure To Infertility In Women? This DIY natural drink has been making the rounds on Nigerian social media and it is believed to cure infertility in woman. The banana recipe consists of baking soda, milk, eggs and of course banana. It is believed to help boost ovulation and is used to conceive. Women have sworn by it, claiming they took in a month after consuming this drink. The key is to take it once in three months (don't know why) and early hours of the morning on an empty stomach then wait another two hours before taking breakfast. As silly as it sounds, there are some women who have tried this drink and swears it works. Here's the recipe below: 1. 1 teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda 2.1 tin of liquid milk 3.2 ripe bananas 4.2 raw eggs Blend altogether and drink it a day after your period. Have you taking this drink, know anyone who has? did it work?

Is it Possible to Get Pregnant Unknowingly

Is it Possible to Be Pregnant And Not know? Short answer, yes. It is very possible for a woman to not know she’s pregnant for even more than 6 months. There have even been cases of women of different age groups who had no knowledge of their pregnancies until the day they put to birth. Most of these mothers said they gained a litttle weight and had their period regularly. Though, it is believed all women know when they are pregnant, there have been cases of women who had no clue that they were pregnant till they put to bed!! For example the case of a teenage girl who had no idea she was pregnant. She remained slim throughout her pregnancy and even had regular periods. Click here to read more. — A 19 year old also claims she had no clue she was pregnant until she saw her baby’s head between her legs. She felt serious stomach cramps and took Panadol. She was home alone when the pain persisted and was forced to give birth to the baby in the kitchen using home scissors. Doctors e

Omugwu: After Childbirth Who Should Visit Mother Or Mother-In-Law?

Omugwu: Who Should Visit Mother Or MIL? Let mew first explain to you what Omugwu is an age old tradition in Nigeria where after a women delivers her baby, her mother or mother-in-law comes and takes care of her and the newborn until she is completely healed. I'm sure most cultures practise this ancient tradition. What i want to know is who do you think should assist you after childbirth? your mother or your mother in law? I would much prefer my mother come and aid me after childbirth because i know her and she knows me. I've lived with her for a huge part of my life and i know she won't take what i do or say personally read meanings into my words or actions. Women Get Wahala! A lot of women complain about the lack of relationship they have with their mother in laws. on this popular group i joined on Facebook, Some have complained that their mother in law will come and not do anything, just bath baby, while the just delivered mother will take up all other house

11 Helpful and Motivating Facebook Groups Moms Absolutely Must Join In 2023

11 Facebook Groups Parents You Absolutely Have To Join In 2018 ` If you are looking for a group to help you as a married woman, or if you are single or a business woman, we have got the top 11 groups you absolutely must join as a Nigerian mother. 1. RAISE A GENIUS KID The name says it all. This Facebook group is run by Rita David, a child educator. This group is for all parents who want to raise their child to the best version they can be. In this group child rearing problems are solved and advice is giving on the best way to develop your child. 2. MAMALETTE GROUP This group is lit. Never a dull moment. Run by Anike Lawal, Mamalette has become a one of kind forum where married and single people, especially women come to to make complaints and seek solutions to their never ending problems. 3. BOSS LADIES AND YUMMY MOMS CLUB Another life of the party group. Here you'll most likely come across stories shared by women empowering other women. 4. SISTERHOOD AFRICA A prayer group run by

Wow! I Found 22 Profitable Remote Writing Jobs for Nigerian Housewives, How Tobi Amusan is making Sports Writers money plus Remote Job Websites to Start Earning from Right Away

Searching for a remote writing job can be a hassle. I should know. I have spent the past six years working and playing housewife to my husband and three kids. During that time, I have done remote jobs both writing and teaching. It has not been easy searching for these jobs. So, believe me when I say I know how frustrating you are feeling right this very moment. But, don't fret. There are so many remote writing jobs out there! So many! And if you haven't found the perfect one, I've got you. There are blog writing job positions and fashion writing job positions . But there are so many more remote writing jobs than those two. I've counted about 101 writing jobs. But I won't put all 101 writing jobs here. No. Instead, I have picked 23 of the most profitable and rewarding jobs. They are both remote and enjoyable for you to do. You won't need to take away time from doing what you love most, taking care of your family and yourself (of course). In this article, we will

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