Stephanie Oki's Outlet

How much are you there for the isolated?

With the outbreak of the Corona virus, it is important to not let false information spread. Let's do our part!

You know that "best friend" that doesn't acknowledge you back? You may not be his/her friend...

My first episode this year guys and I'm talking about plans for the year, resolutions, and a few other interesting stuff. Enjoy!

Ever feel compelled to only show your child that life is a beautiful and happy place? Listen to my views on this one sided notion.

Bonus Episode

Ever caught yourself in competition you never intended to be in? Listen and enjoy!

Let's call this a bonus episode.

This often judgemental question is thrown at new mothers who don't breastfeed their babies. Here's my opinion on it.

What is your relationship with money? Ever wondered how it may influence your children? Listen for some insights.

We all want the best for our children but sometimes are we unknowingly doing some things wrong?

Can you teach your children to speak your language? Are you worried about accents? Is broken English bad? Listen, enjoy, share.

Not sure why women are increasingly under pressure to get back their pre-pregnancy body. This episode gives my two cents. Enjoy and follow on Instagram: @africanladyandababy

Just as the title says, pregnancy is often kept a secret for a range of different reasons other than the fact the first trimester is a fragile stage. Let's discuss...

One of our greatest struggles as Africans is our hair. It is arguably the most unsatisfactory physical feature for the average African (more typically Nigerian) woman. This episode simply highlights the issue without delving in too deeply. Enjoy and follow @africanladyandababy on Instagram.

Today we got the opportunity to speak with the lovely Abiei. She touches on her parenting style being a mother of five children, how she balances it all, how she's able to still look good, her culture, and more. Enjoy and follow us on Instagram for comments - @africanladyandababy

In the Nigerian society, women are shamed for getting pregnant before or outside of marriage. This episode is all about my not so humble opinion. Enjoy!

Tips on how I got pregnant and what you should and shouldn't do when trying to have a baby. We touch base on the spiritual aspect of getting pregnant and various routes to getting pregnant such as IVF. Enjoy!

We spoke to Nigeria's first Siamese twin and got some insights to motherhood from an older lady's perspective while she shared some useful tips and advice. Enjoy and follow on Instagram @africanladyandababy

Body shaming is bad! Even worse when you're talking to a new mother. It is not right and it is never well meaning. This episode sheds some light on the issue. Enjoy and follow me on Instagram - @africanladyandababy

In this episode, I give tips on how to bath a baby and highlight some bits of the conventional African Style first baby bath. Enjoy!

The girl child is still not celebrated in the way that it should be. This is for African Mothers to take some time to reflect on how we react to knowing we're having a girl. Enjoy!

The wonderful mum of four lets us in on her experiences; raising her children while avoiding public opinion, omugwo, and much more. Enjoy and follow me on Instagram @africanladyandababy

When an African mother gives birth, someone comes to help out as tradition demands! Let's discuss.

In this episode, Nickisha tells us about her pregnancy experience dealing with Hyperemesis Gravidarum, iron deficiency, and more. She let's us in on some tips to produce more breast milk, and gives some interesting light to birthing a child. Follow me on Instagram for comments/questions @africanladyandababy