Family & Marriage
#WorldPrematurityDay: The Day I Became A Preemie Mom
I can vividly remember the day my son was born and the events that led up to it. Each detail, scent, sound…it is all ingrained
Ima
November 18, 2016
Family & Marriage
The New Mom Essentials Guide List + ErgoBaby Giveaway
Photo Credit: Ergobaby Let’s face it, if you are embarking on the new journey to Parent-dom, it can be pretty overwhelming trying to figure
Shanicia Boswell
November 16, 2016
Family & Marriage
Trying Something Different: Why We Plan to Raise Our Little Brown Boy Abroad
I have always planned to raise a 3rd culture child; however, I never planned to make the move at such a critical time in America’s history.
Myra Parks
November 11, 2016
Family & Marriage
The Truth About My Natural Birth Experience
When I had my first daughter I was a professional ballet dancer. I danced the entire time I was pregnant and wanted to have a
Ashley Sirah
September 28, 2016
Family & Marriage
Disciplining With Compassion In The Black Community
Last night I was awakened by my little one at the ripe hour of 5 am. She ran to my bed saying, “Mommy I think
Shanicia Boswell
August 27, 2016
Family & Marriage
The Outdated Narrative On Black Mothers In America
Yes, my skin is a little darker than yours. Yes, my hair is a little coarser than yours. Yes, my nostrils are a little bigger
Shanicia Boswell
June 28, 2016
Family & Marriage
5 Life Lessons I Learned Through Child Labor
Becoming a mom was probably one of the most pivotal moments of my life. Everything changed- some for the good, some for the uncomfortable and
Shanicia Boswell
June 21, 2016
Family & Marriage
#BlackFathersMatter: 22 Black Men Who Slay At Fatherhood
With Father’s Day just around the corner, I wanted to salute all the Black fathers who are winning at life by being there for their
Shanicia Boswell
June 18, 2016
Family & Marriage
Surviving Friendships Post Baby: One Woman’s Experience on Life After Childbirth
Are you one of those parents who had a baby, and then realized most of your relationships became distant or non-existent?Well that happened to me.
Shanicia Boswell
March 14, 2016
Family & Marriage
How I Taught My Bi-Racial Children To Embrace Their Black Culture
The Racial Struggle is Real. Although I grew up in a small town in Alabama, I never experienced blatant racism until I married my Caucasian husband
Shanicia Boswell
March 6, 2016
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