Mums in Bloom: The Ultimate Wellness Experience for Nigerian Mothers!

Hey Naija Mums! Get the inside scoop on the amazing ‘Mums in Bloom’ event that turned RF Garden in Ikoyi into a paradise for mothers. This wasn’t just a party; it was a full-blown celebration of Nigerian mums, focusing on their health, happiness, and the power of community.

Here’s what went down:

  • Expert panels dishing out wisdom on maternal and child health.
  • Heartfelt stories from mums navigating the ups and downs of modern motherhood.
  • The grand unveiling of the IMANI Nigeria Breast Pump – a game-changer for breastfeeding mums!

What is Mums in Bloom?

On May 29th, 2025, the RF Garden in Ikoyi was buzzing with excitement as it hosted ‘Mums in Bloom’. This wellness event was all about celebrating and supporting the everyday Nigerian mum. The atmosphere was electric, with experts, advocates, and mums coming together to share experiences and ideas.

Key Discussions: Cultivating Wellness & Joy

Under the catchy theme “Cultivating Wellness & Joy,” the event featured two power-packed panel sessions that aimed to inspire, inform, and connect. Let’s dive in!

Expert Roots: Knowledge That Nurtures

Moderated by the brilliant Adeola Alli (Founder of One Health), this panel brought together top voices in maternal and child health:

  • Dr. Ayodele Renner (Consultant Pediatrician)
  • Dr. Lope Adejuyigbe (Medical Doctor & Certified Lactation Consultant)
  • Itoro Ugorji (Founder of Baby Lounge)

They tackled important topics like infant nutrition, maternal care, and overall wellness, offering practical advice tailored for Nigerian mums. You know, the stuff we all need to hear!

Bloom & Become: The Journey of Modern Motherhood

This panel got real about the emotional and social side of motherhood. Hosted by media guru Toyosi Etim-Effiong, the session featured:

  • Tania Omotayo (Entrepreneur & Mum)
  • Isabella Adediji (Media Founder & MC/Host)

These amazing women shared their personal stories about juggling identity, societal pressures, and the never-ending quest to balance ambition with raising kids. It was raw, honest, and totally relatable.

IMANI Nigeria Breast Pump: A Total Game-Changer

The event’s biggest moment? The launch of the IMANI Nigeria Breast Pump! This innovative pump is designed to make breastfeeding easier and more accessible for Nigerian mums. During live demos, mums got to see how the pump works and how it could change their breastfeeding journey for the better. Breastfeeding just got an upgrade!

Who Showed Up?

The garden was filled with notable faces, including Yegazie Eguare (Gazmadu Studios), Motunrayo Adegoke, Kehinde Debola Williams, Kachi Offiah, Morenike Molehin, and many more. The vibe was amazing, with engaging conversations and a strong sense of community.

More Than Just an Event

‘Mums in Bloom’ was more than just a one-day thing; it was the start of a movement focused on maternal wellness and happiness. According to the organizers, it’s all about “reminding every mother that she is seen, supported, and celebrated.” This is just the beginning of a community dedicated to making motherhood healthier, happier, and more connected.

The Future of Motherhood in Nigeria

Events like ‘Mums in Bloom’ are crucial for building a supportive network for Nigerian mothers. By providing access to expert advice, fostering open conversations, and introducing innovative solutions like the IMANI breast pump, these initiatives are paving the way for a brighter, healthier future for mums and their children across Nigeria.

Whether it’s navigating societal expectations, balancing personal ambitions with family life, or simply finding reliable information on childcare, Nigerian mums deserve all the support they can get. ‘Mums in Bloom’ is setting a new standard for how we celebrate and empower mothers in Nigeria.

About The Author

Kayode Nwankwo

Kayode actively participates in workshops and seminars focusing on public health and environmental protection. He collaborates with NGOs and governmental agencies to promote initiatives that support sustainable practices and improve healthcare access in underserved areas.He mentors young journalists interested in science and health reporting, stressing the need for in-depth knowledge and a strong ethical approach.

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