Hey Girl Hey!! Wow we made it to the final episode of the season! Thank you for journeying with me!! Thug tears.. Are you a MomBoss or even a Boss at Mommin'? Join us for a discussion about #Soft life, how to incorporate God into our business, and what support look like for #Boss Moms? I also let you in on one of my secrets... #shhhh Thank you for all your support! Let me know what conversation I should tackle next season?

Whhheeeewww Chile this one is short but heavy. Journey with me as I process, how I come to my decision to stop having children. Balancing my physical desire, rationale and people's opinions is a whole ride! Please reach out to a professional therapist if this episode triggers strong emotions. Also, feel free to head to my ig page @blackmomsanonymous and send some encouragement!

We have the best of Both Worlds!!In this unconventional podcast episode, I am recording while in the hair salon with my hairdresser Queena Reid! We are discussing how to find the balance in our parenting. We come from one generation and are raising our children in another! Some of these things will need to change but which ones?? Like I might actually have McDonald's money? Queena and I break down how we gentle parent but how to not break your child! Intentional parenting is alway...

HEY B.M.A! Today we are gleaning all the gems from my internet Auntie, Lynnette Johnson a.k.a.. the Knotty Poet a.k.a my favorite women enthusiast and pisser offer of misogynists, lovers of patriarchy, and willfully ignorant humans. She is here with me to talk about how important your platonic friendships and family are to motherhood. We will also talk about how to create the support system and maintain it. Cuz, I don't know about ya'll but making and keeping friends w...

Hey! Today I am excited to be sitting down with the lovely Shenell Ford LBCLC a Board-Certified Lactation Consultant. Let's talk Liquid Gold and how history affects Black women's beliefs about breast feeding!

Join me for a conversation about the Mamas! I am speaking with bestselling author Helena Andrews Dyer of the Washington Post. We will speak about intergenerational intersections. From gentrification to conflating race and class, and everything in between, we will talk about how all these topics intertwine with how we mother. I guess switching class wasn't in the manual!

You ever heard the phrase, "I will fight over my kids!"? Girl, I heard and said it! In this episode I discuss with Parent Advocate Danielle Oates LMHC about what advocacy looks like for parents of special needs children. Along with full transparency you can pick up some notes for your ever-growing Black mom manual.