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2am. NEPA took light. I’m up again. This roster puts a name beside every night duty, so you are not the only one getting up.

She came to help. Now she is waiting for lunch. The 6-Week Postpartum Reset gives you a week by week plan for the first six weeks after birth, a lesson on family pressure at omugwo and a community of mums at your stage. See what is inside - link in bio 🔗

“We used to be a couple. Now we are two tired people managing a baby.” The 6-Week Postpartum Reset has a marriage section for you and a short guide that helps your husband understand what you need. Send this to him. See the guide for him - link in bio 🔗

“Third bouquet! Tolu, when is your own?” The Wife Material Blueprint is for women who are dating and want to get married. The Talk Planner helps you prepare to ask him what he wants. See how it works - link in bio 🔗

He told me he wasn’t ready. Now he is engaged to someone else. The Wife Material Blueprint is a guide to meeting men who want marriage, with checklists you can tick as you go. See how it works - link in bio 🔗

Eight years of “soon”. The Wife Material Blueprint has word for word scripts for asking a man where it is going and what he wants for the future. Explore more via the link in our bio 🫶🏾

Fourteen good mornings. Zero plans. The Wife Material Blueprint helps you check what a man does over weeks, with a Green and Red Flags Checker and word for word scripts for the hard talks. See what is inside - link in bio 🔗

“It is normal, my dear. We all passed through it.” The 6-Week Postpartum Reset is a program for first-time mums, with a community where you can ask questions and a guide on when to see a doctor. See how it works - link in bio 🔗

“Where is my grandson?” The 6-Week Postpartum Reset walks you through the first six weeks after birth, week by week, with a plan for talking to your husband. It includes a note you can show him. See how it works - link in bio 🔗

Third wedding this month. Third time they asked when it is your turn. The Wife Material Blueprint has a guide for answering family pressure, a Green and Red Flags Checker and word for word scripts for the hard talks. See what is inside - link in bio 🔗

Seven messages about the baby. None about you. The 6-Week Postpartum Reset gives you a week by week plan for the first six weeks after birth, a guide for your husband and a community of mums at your stage. See what is inside - link in bio 🔗

When people offer you spiritual help to marry, keep praying. Many women are never shown how to meet and choose a serious man. The Wife Material Blueprint is an educational guide with checklists. It promises no wedding date. See how it works - link in bio 🔗

After giving birth, many mums are scared to use the toilet, and nobody warned them. The 6-Week Postpartum Reset explains common changes during recovery after birth, week by week, in plain words. See how it works - link in bio 🔗

Are you looking at the green flags or ignoring the red ones because you like him? 😭 Try our Green and Red Flags Checker and see what you’ve been missing. 🔗 wholesomegirlies.xyz/relatio…

Girlies, let’s be honest. 👀 He texts you every day, remembers your favourite food and tells you he misses you. But when you bring up something that hurts you, he shuts down or turns it into an argument. 🤷🏾‍♀️

Have you ever thought about who you want with you in the delivery room? The Birth Plan Builder helps you write down your wishes for the birth and print them for the hospital. Explore more here via the link in our bio 🤭🫶🏾

What does the pregnancy food list say about moi moi, ugu and agbo? The Safe Foods Checklist covers the foods we eat at home, with what to limit and what to ask your doctor about. You should try it here below ⬇️ wholesomegirlies.xyz/pregnan…

Recovering from a C-section takes time, and healing doesn’t stop just because your scar looks closed. 🤎 From knowing what to avoid to understanding what to expect in the weeks after delivery, a little guidance can help you take recovery one day at a time.

The first six weeks after birth are a time to rest, recover, and adjust to life with your little one. But who’s looking after you, mummy?