Chinwe Kalu

Chinwe Kalu: The Many Reasons I’m One Thankful Mum

I am a thankful mum. I remember when I conceived my son. He’s now my…

Memoirs of a Mum: Teaching My Last Child to Do House Chores Like Her Older Siblings

Chinwe Kalu I remember when my first daughter went for common entrance oral interview a…

Memoirs of a Mum: ‘Discovering My Middle Child’ – Chinwe Kalu

Chinwe Kalu My third and middle child and second daughter was born with a full mane…

Chinwe Kalu: How I Discovered My Middle Child

With four kids, who are between the ages of 10 and 16, I must admit…

“I love my son
but nothing beats raising three girls!” – Chinwe Kalu

I got a BB message saying it was Daughters’ Week sometime ago. I was quick…

Chinwe Kalu: My 5th Child Made Me Remember How I Played In The Rain Without A Raincoat

A few nights ago, I went into my daughters’ room to check up on them.…

Memoirs Of A Mum: Coping With My Empty Nest

By Chinwe Kalu Many years ago, my little sister, who is the last born, had…

Chinwe Kalu: “WOW! I finally had the birds and the bees talk with my 11-year-old daughter.”

By Chinwe Kalu I was at a parents’ forum recently for the final year students…

Memoirs of a mum: ‘Does the Mummy Role Ever End?’ – Chinwe Kalu

Chinwe Kalu In recent times, in one of my memoirs, I have asked myself, does…

Memoirs of a Mum: My 16-Year Experience With School Run – Chinwe Kalu

I have heard many women try to describe motherhood.  They sum it up by saying,…

Memoirs of a Mum: Are You Raising Disciplined Children? – Chinwe Kalu

Enforcing discipline is fast taking the back seat in most homes. Or am I old…

Memoirs of a Mum: How I Finally Got To Teach My Daughters About Sex!

Chinwe Kalu I was at a parents’ forum recently for the final year pupils of…

Memoirs Of A Mum: As I Begin To Empty My Nest

I woke up this morning to a very quiet house. Recently, my family moved to…

Memoirs of a Mum: “How Does It Feel Watching Your Kids Grow?” – Chinwe Kalu

How do you feel when you look at your kids and they look nothing like…

Memoirs of a Mum: ‘My Son Is Now A Man’ – Chinwe Kalu

My son came home from school with his sister and she kept going on that he…