The Nurture Nest Podcast

This is an unedited heart to heart talk between the host and her friend. From speaking the Yoruba dialect and just reminiscing on childhood memories while having important conversations about parenting.

Come along with me as I have an open conversation with my 16-year-old cousin. I had fun recording this concise but exciting episode so I guarantee you will too.

The host and her friend sit down to discuss the issues surrounding mothers, fathers and their children. They also reminisce about childhood and the diary episode saga. YOU definitely don't want to miss this particular episode!

Time flies as it is one year since this podcast came into existence. What’s your favourite episode yet ? Let’s continue this journey together. Love y’all

In the spirit of the International Women’s Day, we celebrate and talk about Women and their ordeals. This episode is a Women Appreciation Episode, I’m sure you want to find out yourself 😉 Press play 👌🏾

Your favorite podcaster has been stalling guys ! Is it okay to say happy new year in the second month of the year ? I guess so guys ! Without further ado , the NN Pod is back and we decide to call our mothers out ( in a loving and realistic manner ) we’d like to hear situations from you guys too ! Shout to mothers , motherhood is not a walk in the park ♥️ We appreciate you ! Song Credit : Indomie Song

Summer’s over .Happy Resumption to all students and their parents by extension. Also I have gist for y’all but you have to listen to the end to get the tea , happy listening 🤗

The host shares her take on Summer School. Join the conversation by sending a voice message or a direct message to @the_nurturenestpodcast on Instagram.

Do you also wonder why parent-children relationships drift apart? What can be done to fix it? Find out here

A continuation from the last episode , this time with a guest. You want to hear what we talked about ? Press Play 🤭

Death is an inevitable normal part of life. But when nature takes its course , it becomes a hard pill to swallow. The effects it takes on the other parent and on the children left behind is unexplainable. Hear the host share her experience, the effects it had on her and her resolve about it in sum. No pity party allowed 🤗 Happy Listening 😊😊.

Sometimes parents train their other children the same way they trained the first born child , forgetting that every child is different and have different potentials. Find out what the host thinks about this. Send me a voice message telling me your view about this in general. I'll be waiting ❤️

The host's aunty inspires this episode as Iyanu speaks about expunging a particular behaviour you do not like about your parents so you don't end up being the kind of parent you don't want to be in future.

When do you cross the line between home training and child abuse?

On this episode, we have a guest, Ibukunoluwa. She speaks based on three questions relating to children's Day, children's right and parenthood, respectively. Happy Children's Day In Advance ☺️💘.

The host shares her thoughts on a tweet she came across. Find out what it's all about in this episode of the NNPod.

Did you listen to the last episode? Good, because here is a continuation of the last episode. You don't want to miss it.

Deviating a bit from the previous series Discipline 1 , the host goes up-close and personal, telling stories about her childhood and memories with her father. Sometimes they're things we want to imbibe from our upbringing so I hope you can relate . Enjoy

Hi Everyone. The fifth episode of the NNPod is about discipline particularly spanking. However, the host is only speaking from her perspective while sharing her own experiences .That is why this is just the first of the series "Discipline". Watch out for more episodes under the series. Enjoy 😊

It would interest you to know that children have love languages too, hear it from the host herself in this episode of the NNPod.

In this episode, the host highlights the importance of words and saying sweet things to children. A child definitely needs to feel : seen , heard, supported, validated, safe , encouraged , welcomed / wanted and ultimately loved and sweet words will go a long way in helping you fulfill these needs.

In this episode, we talk about some toxic things parents say to their children. Although, it is a very sensitive topic, the host chose to discuss it in a light manner so as not to trigger emotions. Enjoy the "numero deux" episode 😂 of the #NNPod while learning and unlearning a thing or two. Also, don't forget to check the podcast's Instagram page @the_nurturenestpodcast for the reference post. And remember, we are not trying to discredit our parents for their efforts, rather we are trying to seek ways we can break the cycle to enable our future children live in love.

Parenting is such an herculean task but the moment an individual plans ahead it becomes a lot easier. Enjoy the very first episode of the #NNPod and get to meet the host. Follow on Instagram: @the_nurturenestpodcast.