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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 3 hours ago

*“I felt like a complete failure…”*

That’s what one mom shared after 9 years of yelling through parenting—and watching her daughter start doing the same.

But something shifted when she joined the *No Yelling Challenge Course.*
She found help. Hope. Tools that actually work.

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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 16 hours ago

Good morning, Coach Wendy Ologe

I want to share what feels like a big win for me—and honestly, it is a big deal.

This morning, I woke up to find my three kids (ages 12, 10, and 5) already in the kitchen preparing breakfast. Afterward, they went straight into their chores, while I simply rested on the couch, asking myself, “Is this really me?”

Not long ago, I would have been all over the place, doing for them what they were capable of doing themselves. But things have changed.

Earlier this year, they created our family’s values, vision, and mission using Canva, which I’ve now framed. And just recently, they designed our peace rules—soon to be framed as well. These are tasks I used to struggle to do on my own, but letting them take ownership has been a total game changer.

Sibling rivalry once threatened my peace, but after teaching them how to resolve conflicts and introducing our peace rules with consequences, they now resolve issues on their own. They even agreed—together—that there would be no more fighting or arguing over things.

This journey is becoming easier, more joyful, and so rewarding.

I’m deeply grateful for the gift of TIP.
Thank you so much, my amiable Coach.

~Inner Circle Parent

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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 1 day ago

Somehow today it was like the whole church wore white! I woke up and saw that Gov Kunle Ologe put his white out and boom I remembered this my white I was supposed to wear at the last masterpiece The Masterpiece Mentorship Tribe... That didn't eventually come out because airpeace moved our flight.. Story for another day.

My baby girl Ruth Ebuka Ede sure this dress came this crisp.

As we stepped into service it was as if the whole church wore a white dress 😂 from choir to our pastors.. Ahhh

Like white everywhere!

And Yes, wearing white on Easter Sunday carries rich symbolism and is significant in many Christian traditions:

‼️✅Symbol of Resurrection and Purity: White represents purity, victory, and new beginnings, aligning with the celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead. It’s a color of triumph over death, which is central to the Easter message.

‼️✅Baptismal Connection: In the early Church, new converts were baptized on Easter and wore white garments for a week to signify their new life in Christ. This tradition continues in many churches today.

‼️✅Joy and Celebration: Easter is a day of joy and triumph in the Christian calendar. White, being bright and clean, visually represents the joy and glory of the resurrection.

‼️✅Liturgical Color: In many denominations, white is the official liturgical color for Easter Sunday and the entire Easter season, used for altar cloths, vestments, and decorations.

Wearing white on Easter is both a personal expression of faith and a way to align with centuries-old Christian traditions.

I Love the Easther White ❤️❤️❤️✌️

Happy Ressurection Sunday

Be Intentional.

ŠWendy Ologe
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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 1 day ago

Parenting Lessons from the Bible “What Mary Knew That We Often Forget from the Cross (John 19:25-27)

At the foot of the Cross stood a mother watching her son die.

Mary didn’t scream.
She didn’t fight.
She didn’t demand.
She stood with courage, with tears, with surrender.

This wasn’t just the end of a mission.
This was a mother’s heart being broken in real time for the greater good.

Easter Isn’t Just a Story of Salvation It’s a Story of Parenting Surrender

Mary raised the Messiah.
She nursed Him.
Taught Him.
Watched Him grow.
Corrected Him.
Protected Him.

But she also had to let Him go.

Let Him walk His journey.

Let Him be misunderstood.

Let Him fulfill His purpose even when it cost her everything.

“At some point, parenting becomes less about protection and more about permission to become who God created them to be.”

What Mary Teaches Us

1. You’re not raising a puppet. You’re raising purpose.

Mary knew Jesus wasn’t hers to control ; He was hers to steward.

Parenting means recognizing your child’s calling is bigger than your comfort.

“Your child wasn’t born to live your dream. They were born to fulfill their destiny.”

2. There’s strength in silent support.

She didn’t yell.
She didn’t curse Judas.
She didn’t rebuke the soldiers.
She stood near her son with presence, not panic.

“Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do is to just show up and stand near without exploding, controlling, or retreating.”

3. Emotional maturity is knowing when to release

When Jesus said, “Woman, behold your son” (referring to John), He was redefining relationship and releasing responsibility.
And Mary didn’t resist. She accepted.

“Every wise parent must learn when to hold tight—and when to hand over.”
Emotional intelligence teaches you how.

Easter Is the Ultimate Invitation to Parent Like Mary

To raise your child with vision.
To walk the road of emotional maturity.
To trust God especially when it hurts.
To lead with surrender, not suffocation.

You Can Learn to Parent This Way We Can Show You How

This Easter, don’t just celebrate resurrection resurrect your parenting.
Step into a new way of raising your children where yelling, guilt, and fear no longer lead the way.

Join our No Yelling Parenting Class and become the kind of parent who:
• Supports without shouting
• Corrects without chaos
• Guides without guilt
• Stands strong—emotionally and spiritually

“You are also raising a Savior; you are raising someone God sent to change the world. Don’t lose them in noise.”

Share this if you believe Easter isn’t just about Jesus rising it’s about you rising as a parent too.

Tag a parent who needs this reminder.

Be Intentional.

ŠWendy Ologe
Africas Number One Parent Coach

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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 2 days ago

Today Engr. Tolulope Ojo and her husband Engr Ayo founders of Relitz Signature Home for all things alternative to screen for your children.

Opened her second shop in Abuja!!

Today, was something to behold indeed .. I watched a woman I’ve mentored for years take a bold step — launching Relizt Signature, second shop her very own creative expression of crafts, LEGOs, and puzzles for children.

But more than a store, it’s a solution.

Screen addiction is slowly killing our children.

It’s dimming their creativity.
Silencing their curiosity.

Hijacking their focus, their sleep, and even their social skills.

Too many children are being raised by screens… while their minds go numb and their gifts stay buried.

But not on our watch.

Relizt Signature is offering families an alternative one filled with intentional play, critical thinking, creative exploration, and real-life engagement.

It’s not just about toys. It’s about giving children their brains back.

Their childhoods back.

I am beyond proud not just of the store, but of the journey.
Of the woman who dared to believe that her passion for puzzles and her vision for screen-free play could become a business that matters.

Dear Tolu, this is only the beginning.
You’re not just selling play materials you are raising thinkers, creators, and builders.
You’re changing the parenting narrative.

To every parent reading this:
Screens aren’t the only option.
Let’s give our children more.
Let’s give them Relizt.

Congratulations, Masterpiece Queen. You were born to build.

The Gov Kunle Ologe and I are so proud of you both 🔥🔥

Indeed The Masterpiece Mentorship Tribe Women have too much doings …

So when you hear masterpiece women with doings is not justt hype oo!

Let’s go!

Meanwhile have you noticed that this Kimono is my signature robe 🤣.. this one was a precious gift from another we mentee at my 40th 🔥❤️ .. I love ettt

Be Intentional.

ŠWendy Ologe
Africas Number One Parent Coach

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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 2 days ago

REST!!! Aka Chill😂

A state of mind.. Sometimes we work so much and think that overworking is a great thing.

Do you know that many people overwork so they Dont meet themselves?

This weeks Inner circlee webinar was faciliated by my best girl Etima Umeh while teaching parents in the exclusive inner circle program The Intentional Parent Academy on REST as a Skill said..

“We fight rest because of trauma of how we are raised.. you keep busy because you are running away from yourself!!!! “

Ayayyayayayya🔥🔥🔥🙌

You see this statement? It's so real. We were raised in homes where rest was literally prohibited.. Like how do you just REST! So many of us are restless as adults always pressured and panicked.

The thing is I have built REST systems around me! So I am forced to enter a state of rest beyond the physical state of rest is our mindset of rest. I have seen people sleeping yet chaotic.

The right circle of friends is part of your system of REST.

One thing The Intentional Parent Academy does for you is to bring you into your REST! In all areas of your life.

Don’t miss out— secure your spot for 2026:
👉 theintentionalparentacademy.com/innercircle2026

Or you can Chat the team on +234 9135714816 to book details for next cohort

The webinars at The Inner circle are not man- made, they are direct of the throw of Grace 💃💃🔥🙌trust me when I say so..

Aunty Etima take your flowers 🌹! We will rest😁

Are you RESTING!!?

Chilll ooo!!

Chill is the latest Inner circle Vocab 😂😍 Only yarders will get this joke 💃

Anyways see the reviews! They dont lie 🔥🔥

Be Intentional.

©️Wendy Ologe
Africas Number One Parent Coach

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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 2 days ago

Good evening, Coach Wendy Ologe,

I just wanted to share my little win with you.

My family went on a 5-hour road trip this week—and guess what? No screens! No phones, no tablets. I intentionally didn’t allow my girls (ages 9 and 11) to bring their tablets, and I told them they couldn’t touch my spare phone, which they usually use for games.

Before we set out, I told them the goal was to learn as much as possible along the way. First, we began identifying license plates by state and local government areas. Then, I taught them how to observe landmarks so they could describe their location if they ever traveled alone. We also talked about mileage stones—what they are and how to use them to estimate distance to the next town. (Honestly, we realized there’s so much they didn’t know!)

On our way back, we switched gears and started naming different types of vehicles—lorries, trailers, tankers, etc.—and discussed their uses. We also named the fruits we saw in Yoruba.

It turned out to be such an engaging and educational journey. Unlike before, when their heads would be buried in screens, they were present, observant, and even noticed that we didn’t return via the same route.

I’m truly grateful for this Inner Circle journey. Thank you, Coach Wendy, for equipping us to become more intentional parents. God bless you!

Ronke Adelowo
(Inner Circle Parent)

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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 3 days ago

Sacrificing your entire life for your child isn’t parenting it’s playing God.

Only Jesus gave His life for salvation, and that is enough.
You don’t need to give yours.

Parenting isn’t about martyrdom.
It’s about modeling wholeness.
It’s about showing your child what a fulfilled, balanced, purpose-driven life looks like not abandoning yours in the name of love.

Because a burnt-out parent can’t raise a lit-up child.

Your child doesn’t need a savior.
They need a parent who knows who they are and is living it.

Happy Good Friday 🙌🙌

Be Intentional.

ŠWendy Ologe
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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 3 days ago

Dear Coach Wendy Ologe

I just want to say thank you—and share a few of my little wins with you.

This year, I became consistent with my tools, and I can already see how much more supported my children feel. I also now read your books with ease and deep understanding. I’m currently on my third book of the year—The Discipline That Works—and what’s most beautiful is how much clearer everything is to me now. I truly believe my healing journey has begun, and the trauma is gradually fading.

I kept my word and gave my children their Twelve Days of Christmas. It was fun, memorable, and brought us so much joy.

One major area I’m grateful for is replacing reactivity with proactivity. In the past, if someone did something I didn’t like, I would react immediately—my attitude would change, and I'd express my displeasure through silence, body language, or harsh tones. The atmosphere in the house would grow tense because everyone would be walking on eggshells, expecting a storm.

But now, I’ve learned to respond differently—with calm, with effective communication, and with honest conversations about my feelings and expectations. No more blaming, judging, or shaming.

A major test came recently when we found out that our foster daughter had gotten herself a boyfriend—something completely against our family values, conversations, and plans. The emotional intelligence I applied in that moment surprised even me. We sat her down, calmly had a conversation, explored the reasons behind her choices, and then created a program to help build her mind, capacity, and emotional awareness.

We also set up weekly accountability sessions with both of us—where she’s free to share openly, ask questions, and grow with guidance.

No shouting. No shaming. No guilt-tripping. Just pure love, structure, and discipline. I look back now and ask myself: Na me be this?

Thank you, Coach Wendy, for teaching, guiding, and staying consistent until I got it. It took me a while—but I’m here now.

~ P.O
(Inner Circle Parent)

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The Intentional Parent by Wendy Ologe
Posted 4 days ago

CHIDINMA & USIFO: A CASE THAT REVEALS MORE THAN JUST A MURDER

Who remembers this story?

On June 15, 2021, 21-year-old Chidinma Ojukwu, a university undergraduate, reportedly walked into a short-let apartment in Lekki and found the lifeless body of Super TV CEO, Michael Usifo Ataga, in a pool of blood. Now on trial for his murder, her recent testimony paints a picture of a girl entangled in a complicated relationship with a much older man one who allegedly paid her fees and funded her small business.

But if all we see is a “scandal,” a “murder case,” or even just a “young girl gone wrong,” then we’re missing the real story the story of how we are raising a broken generation.

We raise girls to believe that men are saviours.
That a man who “picks you” is a prize.

That your worth is tied to how much a man will spend on you.

At the same time, we raise boys to believe that sexual indulgence is power, that sleeping around is manhood, that having a side chick is success, and that their bodies belong to them while girls must preserve theirs.

So when a 40-something-year-old man is “flexing” with a 21-year-old student, people call it soft life.

When an older man carries a girl young enough to be his daughter, some call it enjoyment.

But when the system breaks down like it did that year, we all act shocked.

Let’s be honest. We’re raising people badly.

We’re raising girls for exploitation and boys for entitlement.

We’re raising daughters to seek validation and sons to take what they want.

We’re raising children who believe “anything goes” as long as the bills are paid and the pictures look good.

As a parent coach, I see this pattern every day.

We need to start raising children who understand value, self-worth, respect, and boundaries regardless of gender.

Let’s stop calling dysfunction “normal.”
Let’s stop making money the moral compass.

Let’s stop selling our boys toxic masculinity and wrapping it in designer cologne.

The Chidinma-Ataga case isn’t just about crime.

It’s a mirror.

And it’s showing us everything we’re doing wrong.

Be Intentional.

ŠWendy Ologe
Africas Number One Parent Coach

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