Tolulope Ola Adejumo

In self development April 25, 2025 By Women of Rubies

Tolulope Ola Adejumo Officially Launches Bestselling Book Tiny Hero, Big Heart

Maternal health advocate, scholar, and author Tolulope Ola Adejumo celebrates the resounding success of her latest books, Tiny Hero, Big Heart and Tiny Hero, Big Hearts: Journaling Your Little Blessings in the NICU. First released online via a virtual launch on the #GetTalkingWithEsther show with Esther Ijewere, the books gained widespread recognition, becoming an Amazon Bestselling Hot Release before the official in-person event in Ottawa.

The much-anticipated virtual launch of Tiny Hro, Big Heart on March 15, 2025, followed by the in-person event in Ottawa on March 30, 2025, brought together healthcare professionals, NICU families, maternal health advocates, and community leaders. These gatherings facilitated meaningful discussions on the challenges of premature births and the importance of emotional and financial support for NICU families.

“It is truly heartwarming to see the overwhelming support for this book,” said Tolulope Ola Adejumo. “Tiny Hero, Big Heart is more than just a story. It is a beacon of hope for parents navigating the NICU journey. The response we have received affirms the need for more storytelling and advocacy in maternal and neonatal healthcare.”

With the success of the book launch, Adejumo continues her mission through A Mother’s Journey, a platform dedicated to supporting NICU parents with resources, community aid, and advocacy. She remains committed to amplifying the voices of NICU families and ensuring that no mother feels alone during the challenges of premature birth and high-risk pregnancies.

For more information on Tolulope Ola Adejumo’s work, book availability, and upcoming initiatives, please contact: tolulopeolaadejumo@gmail.com

About Tolulope Ola Adejumo

Tolulope Ola Adejumo is a maternal health advocate, scholar, and author dedicated to supporting mothers, particularly those facing high-risk pregnancies and NICU challenges. Inspired by her personal experiences as a mother of preemies, she founded A Mother’s Journey, a platform for storytelling, advocacy, and community-building. Her books provide a voice for NICU families and offer tangible support to parents navigating the complexities of neonatal care.

In Career Gems March 7, 2025 By Maggy Rosiji

8 Inspiring Books Every Woman Should Read This Month

March is Women’s Month—a time to celebrate, uplift, and empower women around the world. One of the best ways to fuel personal growth, spark motivation, and gain new perspectives is through reading. Whether you’re looking for stories of resilience, personal development, or groundbreaking achievements, these eight books are must-reads for every woman this month.

1. Becoming by Michelle Obama

Michelle Obama’s memoir is an intimate, powerful, and inspiring book that chronicles her journey from a young girl in Chicago to the First Lady of the United States. Becoming is a story of perseverance, self-discovery, and the impact of using one’s voice to create change. It’s a must-read for any woman looking to define her path and embrace her true potential.

2. The Moment of Lift by Melinda Gates

Melinda Gates sheds light on the power of empowering women and how lifting women up leads to a more equal and prosperous world. She shares personal stories and highlights the importance of investing in women’s education, healthcare, and economic independence. This book is an inspiring call to action for women everywhere.

3. Untamed by Glennon Doyle

Glennon Doyle’s Untamed is a fierce, thought-provoking book about breaking free from societal expectations and embracing your true self. With raw honesty and deep insight, Doyle encourages women to listen to their inner voice, trust their instincts, and live a life that aligns with their true desires. This book is a reminder that we all have the power to create the life we want.

4. Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes

The creative powerhouse behind Grey’s Anatomy and Scandal, Shonda Rhimes, shares how one simple decision—saying “yes” to new opportunities—completely transformed her life. This book is full of humor, wisdom, and inspiration, making it perfect for any woman looking to step outside her comfort zone and embrace life’s possibilities.

5. Spin Sucks by Gini Dietrich

In Spin Sucks, Gini Dietrich offers an insightful guide for those in the media and public relations industries. The book provides practical advice on how to build and maintain a strong reputation, effectively manage crises, and create content that resonates with audiences. It’s a must-read for anyone seeking to navigate the evolving media landscape with integrity and skill.

6. How to Make Affirmations Work for You by Esther Ijewere

In this empowering guide, Esther Ijewere helps readers understand the transformative power of affirmations and how to use them to bring positive change into their lives. Drawing from her own experiences and insights, Esther provides practical tips and strategies to help women embrace affirmations as a tool for personal growth, confidence, and success.

7. Sister Citizen by Melissa V. Harris-Perry

Sister Citizen by political science professor Melissa V. Harris-Perry explores the political experiences of Black women in America. Harris-Perry examines how race, gender, and political disenfranchisement intersect to shape the lives and perspectives of Black women. This book is both an academic and empowering look at the unique struggles and strength of Black women in the U.S.

8. Tiny Hero, Big Heart by Tolulope Ola-Adejumo

Tiny Hero, Big Heart by Tolulope Ola Adejumo is a touching children’s book that celebrates the resilience of NICU babies and the unwavering love of their families. It beautifully illustrates the journey of a premature baby and the support system that helps them thrive.

Tiny Hero, Big Heart Journaling: Your Little Blessings in the NICU is a heartfelt companion for parents navigating the NICU experience. With reflective prompts, affirmations, and space to document their journey, this journal provides comfort, strength, and hope during a challenging time.

Both books are perfect reads this Women’s Month, highlighting maternal strength, perseverance, and the power of love.

Final Thoughts

Books have the power to transform, uplift, and inspire. This Women’s Month, take time to invest in yourself by diving into these empowering reads. Whether you’re looking for motivation, wisdom, or a fresh perspective, these books offer something invaluable—stories that remind us of our strength, resilience, and limitless potential.

Which of these books are you adding to your reading list this month? Let us know in the comments!

In Interviews&profile March 5, 2025 By Esther Ijewere

Tolulope Ola Adejumo: Champion of Hope, Advocate for Families, Storyteller of Resilience

Tolulope Ola Adejumo is a dedicated scholar and passionate advocate, driven by a thirst for knowledge and an unwavering commitment to making a positive impact in the world. With two master’s degrees already under her belt and a PhD in progress, Tolulope balances her academic pursuits with the joys and challenges of being a devoted mother to two incredible children. However, her true calling lies in a cause very close to her heart—supporting families facing high-risk pregnancies, premature births, and the struggles of neonatal care.

A Journey Rooted in Resilience

Tolulope’s advocacy is not just a profession but a deeply personal mission shaped by her own life experiences. Her journey is one of resilience and hope, grounded in her struggles as a mother who has faced the unimaginable challenges of premature births. Through her powerful storytelling, she opens the door to emotional healing, creating a nurturing space for others who have walked similar paths. Tolulope’s work is about more than just telling her story—it’s about offering solace, understanding, and a sense of unity to those facing similar battles, reminding us of the enduring power of human connection.

Tolulope Ola Adejumo — Tolulope Adejumo, Author, “Tiny Hero, Big Heart”

Tiny Hero, Bug Heart

Her debut memoir, “Tiny Hero, Big heart,” is a heartfelt testament to her mission of spreading hope. The book recounts the moving story of her daughters’ premature births at just 22 weeks and five days, and 22 weeks and one day. Tolulope shares the emotional rollercoaster, the unexpected challenges, and the fierce determination that defined her journey as a mother. Through her honest reflections, she offers readers a sanctuary of support, filled with powerful affirmations and thought-provoking prompts. The memoir serves as a reminder that even in the darkest moments of adversity, there is room for growth and the enduring strength of the human heart.

A Life of Service and Compassion

Beyond her writing, Tolulope is deeply committed to volunteerism and community support. Her work with the Red Cross and other initiatives showcases her dedication to serving others, particularly those in need of compassion and care. Whether through her academic achievements, her advocacy, or her hands-on volunteer efforts, Tolulope’s life is a testament to the indomitable human spirit. Her journey of hope and healing continues to inspire families across the globe, as she shares the invaluable message that no one has to face their challenges alone.

In Tolulope, we find a beacon of hope, a tireless advocate for families, and a storyteller who brings the universal experience of resilience and love to life. Through her work and her words, she continues to uplift and empower, creating a legacy of compassion and strength for all who seek solace and understanding.