Lisa Kusiima

What is it really like growing up as an only child? In this honest and eye-opening conversation, I sit down with Martha Michelle to unpack the realities of being an only child, the beautiful, the challenging, and everything in between. From loneliness and emotional independence to deep friendships and identity, we explore how being an only child shapes your personality, relationships, and life decisions. If you’ve ever wondered: 1. Is being an only child a disadvantage? 2. Do only children get lonely? 3. How does it affect adulthood and relationships? 4. How can parents raise a confident, emotionally secure only child? Then this conversation is for you. Martha also shares the inspiration behind her book “The Shape of One” and what she hopes both parents and only children take away from it. Whether you’re an only child, raising one, or simply curious, this is a conversation that will shift your perspective.

What if your child is struggling and you don’t even know it? In this powerful and eye-opening conversation, I sat down with Patricia Agarukire to uncover the hidden struggles children and teens are facing today, the ones they’re too afraid to tell their parents. From emotional overwhelm, peer pressure, and social media influence, to silent fears, addictions, and the painful reality of feeling unseen, this is a conversation every parent needs to hear. If you’ve ever asked yourself: 1. Why doesn’t my child open up to me? 2. Is social media changing my child? 3. How do I know if my child is struggling? 4. Am I making parenting mistakes without realizing it? 5. Is my child's environment ie. school, home safe for my children? Then this video is for you. 💔 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO ✔️ The biggest struggles children are facing today (that parents miss) ✔️ Why many children feel emotionally disconnected from their parents ✔️ The hidden fears kids carry to “protect” their parents ✔️ The impact of social media, peers, and early exposure ✔️ Signs your child may be silently struggling ✔️ Parenting habits that build trust, safety, and connection ✔️ How to repair and strengthen your relationship with your child. No parent is perfect. But awareness changes everything. This conversation is not about guilt—it’s about growth, healing, and showing up better for our children. It’s not too late to build a safe, loving, and open relationship with your child ❤️ 👇 LET’S TALK Have you noticed changes in your child or teen lately? What do you think children wish parents understood more? Share in the comments, I’d love to hear from you. 🔔 DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE For more honest conversations on: ✨ Parenting ✨ Marriage & family ✨ Motherhood & intentional living Subscribe to join the family 💛

Many women experience pain during sex, vaginal changes after childbirth, pelvic floor weakness, or dryness, but very few feel comfortable talking about it. In this conversation, Dr. Rogers Ssekulima, a cosmetic gynecologist, breaks down the truth about vaginal health, postpartum recovery, and painful intercourse. We discuss the medical causes of pain during intimacy, the impact of childbirth on the body, and how women can restore confidence and comfort in their bodies. This conversation is especially important for: 1. Mothers experiencing postpartum body changes 2. Women struggling with painful intercourse 3. Survivors of sexual trauma 4. Anyone who wants to understand pelvic and vaginal health Dr. Rogers also explains: ✔ What cosmetic gynecology really means ✔ When vaginal pain is NOT normal ✔ How pelvic floor weakness affects daily life ✔ Myths about vaginal tightness and size ✔ When women should seek medical help If you’re a woman who has ever wondered whether your body will ever feel the same again after childbirth, this conversation will empower you with knowledge and hope. Your health matters. Your body deserves care. Call Dr Rogers on +256 704 217156

For over 8 years, she has been more than a house help, she has been stability, peace, and strength in our home. In this special Women’s Month feature, I sit down with the woman who has walked this journey with my family and share her powerful story. She opens up about: How she became a house help. The struggles she faced before and during employment Surviving gender-based violence (GBV) Working with difficult employers The emotional reality of domestic work How she has grown, healed, and built confidence in this job Practical advice for employers on how to treat domestic workers with dignity So often, women like her are invisible. They raise our children, protect our homes, and carry silent battles yet they are rarely celebrated. This conversation is about: ✨ Dignity in domestic work ✨ Respect in employer-employee relationships ✨ Women’s resilience ✨ Breaking the silence around GBV ✨ Growth through opportunity If you are an employer, a working mother, or someone who has ever had help at home, this conversation will change how you see the women who make your life possible.

How do you choose the best education path for your child in a world full of options? From international schools to local systems, homeschooling to alternative curricula — today’s parents are overwhelmed with education choices. In this powerful conversation, we break down what parent-led education really means and how you can confidently take charge of your child’s learning journey. In this episode, we explore: ✔️ How to choose the right school for your child ✔️ What “success” in education really means today ✔️ How to identify your child’s strengths early ✔️ How to evaluate if a school aligns with your child’s long-term growth ✔️ Common mistakes well-meaning parents make ✔️ Whether it’s ever “too late” to get involved ✔️ How to raise children who love learning — not just exams If you’re a parent feeling confused about school systems, curriculum options, or how to make the best educational choices for your child, this conversation will give you clarity and direction. Education is not one-size-fits-all. The most powerful shift happens when parents move from passive observers to intentional leaders in their child’s education. Whether you’re considering private school, international school, homeschooling, or simply want to be more involved in your child’s learning, this episode is for you. Rhionah Ntongo Ssemakula would like to offer a 50 minute free consultation to any parents from the channel that can write to me about their kiddos . She loves coming alongside families to build muscle to face Educational choice. They can email her on [email protected] with the letter about their child and get in touch for the consultation.