Mummy Means Business

In this episode, Victoria speaks to Juliet Scarlett about about the highs and lows of raising children in a Christian home and the importance of being consistent in your faith.

From mastering the art of #WFH to socialising with our loved ones via Zoom, the current situation has been difficult to navigate for pretty much everyone as we all adjust to 'the new normal'. In today's episode we discuss the anxieties, excitement and hope mum to be Jessica has when preparing for the birth of her first child whilst in lockdown.

In today's episode, Victoria is joined by Yusuf aka Twinsdaddyndtea to see what is like to have three children under 2 and the importance of being present in his children's life.

With Covid-19 (a.k.a coronavirus) still looming, there is lots of uncertainty in the world including jobs, bills and food. Now there's an added pressure for mums of homeschooling whilst working at home. In this episode, Ibeth speaks on how she maintains realism and flexibility whilst creating a routine for her child, who has dyslexia.

Here's a quick introduction to Mummy Means Business - Series 3. Look forward to having you all tune in again.

In the final episode of the series, Victoria speaks to lawyer and coach Fudia Smartt to discuss how she was able to achieve great success early on in her career as well as how motherhood changed her view on work.

Special guest Naomie, joins Victoria on this episode to discuss saving and investment ideas that families should adopt when it comes to their finances, and the values she hopes to instil in her children as they navigate the world of work.

In this episode we speak to Gbemisola, founder of CultureTree, to discuss the importance of preserving african arts, languages and culture in children and how she was able to turn a unique idea into a profitable business.

In this episode we speak to mum of two and hair specialist, Roza James, to discuss how she was able to achieve the goals that she set for herself at a young age and why seeing your future with the mind's eye is an important step in determining how you will achieve your goals.

In this episode, Victoria sits down with Joyce who is a mother of two to discuss the premature birth of her son and the challenges she faced trying to re-focus on her passions whilst overcoming mum-guilt.

In this podcast, we speak to mummy blogger Samira about the importance of showcasing what a healthy and happy family looks like as well as the pros and cons of sharing her private life on social media.

This episode Victoria is speaking to Raquel, stay at home mum of three, about any pressures she has faced of wanting to do something to provide financially to the household.

This episode, Victoria is joined by sisters Ibeth and Madeleyn who discuss their journey into starting their eyelash business and how the support from each other has kept them going.

Hello and welcome to series 2 of the Mummy means Business podcast. There are so many exciting things in store so ensure to subscribe so you can stay up to date.

In the final episode of the first series of Mummy means Business, Victoria interviews her husband, Anthony Dele to go through his views on pregnancy and the birth of their first child.

In this episode, Victoria interviews ex-teacher turned cake maker to discuss the transition from providing free services to friends and family as a new business, to putting a price for her labour and time in order to make a profit.

In today's podcast, Victoria sits with Christina to discuss how to catch the balance between a being mum and a business woman as well as the importance of believing in yourself enough to put your money where your mouth is.

Victoria sits down with Keighley to discuss the challenge of falling pregnant 10 years after the birth of her first son and the importance of finding the balance between work and family.

Victoria chats with Maths Teacher and Consultant, Melita, to discuss why she had to step down from a senior role to make more time for her children and the role her husband played.

Victoria is joined by Tolu Frimpong, founder of candy buffet service Something Sweeter, and finance blogger to discuss the importance of having multiple streams of income and building a strong team from the beginning.