Help Your Child Embrace Their Nigerian Heritage Despite Peer Pressure
Mrs Ijeoma shared experience: “Moving to the UK was a big change for our family, but I was determined to keep our Nigerian heritage alive…
Category: Diaspora Parenting
Resources for Nigerian parents in Diaspora
How To Foster A Nigerian Community As A Nigerian Immigrant
Connecting with others who share similar experiences and values is a fundamental human need. As a Nigerian immigrant, you may have left behind a familiar…
Nigerian Christmas Traditions To Make Your Holidays Unforgettable
Do you remember the good old days in Nigeria, when Christmas was a time of joy? The smell of jollof rice and chicken, and the…
Navigating Different Values And Norms With Your Child
Do you often find yourself at odds with your child’s behaviour, wondering why they don’t respect your authority like you think they should? Or perhaps…
How To Pass On Nigerian Culture To Kids As An Immigrant
Our elders always say, ‘There’s no place like home.’ No matter where you are in the world, something will always draw you or your children…
Challenges Of Raising An African Child In Diaspora
Raising an African child in the diaspora often comes with unique challenges due to the dominant Western culture. Children raised in the Diaspora may adopt…
Navigating Discipline As An African Parent Abroad
As an African parent living abroad, you may face challenges when it comes to disciplining your children.You want to pass on your cultural values and…
How To Get Your Child Connected To Their Nigerian Heritage
As a parent, there is nothing more rewarding than watching your child grow, learn, and explore their identity. For Nigerian parents living outside their homeland,…
How To Raise Bilingual Kids: Balancing English With Nigerian Language
Do you dream of raising a bilingual kid who can confidently communicate in English and your Nigerian language? Then this is the right article for…
How Worksheets Can Help Your Child Learn Igbo, Yoruba, And Hausa
Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your child Igbo, Yoruba, or Hausa? Using worksheets can be a great way to…