Temi Olajide

Temi is the first child and only girl in a family of four children.[7] As a child, she wanted to be a successful business mogul, philanthropist and renowned speaker.[8]

She graduated with a BSc with Upper second-class honours in Chemistry from the University of Ilorin in 2003.[9] She also holds a certificate in Introductory Journalism from the London School of Journalism and a certificate in Makeup Artistry and Aesthetic Spa from the London School of Makeup.[10] She received a certification in Potty Training and Child Sleep Behaviour from the Institute of Pediatric Sleep and Parenting, being the first Nigerian to be certified in the field.[11]

After she graduated from the University of Ilorin and completed the mandatory national service, she worked with Zenith Bank Plc. She left the banking industry after having her first child to be a business consultant. She became a child sleep and potty training consultant out of her passion to help other mums in achieving their dreams of raising well rounded children.[7]

In her interview with Henry Ojelu of Vanguard, she stated that she was experiencing sleepless nights in raising her kids which were overwhelming, and exhausting to her, and that prompted her to seek knowledge with the aim to find solutions. It was after joining Instagram in 2016 that she saw mothers struggling with motherhood and decided to find a means to help them. In 2007, while in London and pregnant, she was intrigued by a TV program where a sleep consultant was showing how to sleep-train children[9]
In December 2017, she started Mummyclinicc, an online platform that provides strategies to the challenges of child upbringing. She started Mummyclinicc with only the money spent on internet connection.[8] She focuses on sleep and potty training services, as well as running classes and mummy coaching programs for mothers to get their children to cooperate with them and others. She authored a book, Wi-Fi Kids and Analog Parents[12] which addresses the changes in the dynamics of parenting in the digital age compared to that of time past and how to handle those changes. She is a co-founder of the Association of Child Sleep Consultants of Nigeria and was accepted as a member of the International Association of Child Sleep Consultants in 2019.[8] She works with a consultancy organisation alongside Mummyclinicc.[9]

Temi Olajide is married with children. She is a Christian. She is a columnist for BellaNaija, a lifestyle, entertainment and fashion website in Lagos, Nigeria.[13]