In this episode we are joined by Renesha Berry and Crystal Viguerias and explore the journey of being business owner and mothers at the same time. The ups and downs of entrepreneurship can leave an everlasting effect on your family, but the joy of showcasing a successful business built by yourself can be more powerful than words.

Cedes sits down with two moms, Marrisa and Shauntavia, who work in local law enforcement. From 14-hour shifts to dispatch calls, these moms take the streets head-on daily and put their lives on the line, all while having children at home. They discuss what it's like being a millennial parent in today's times and choosing a high-stress profession.

On this episode of Black Millennial Mom, Cedes chats with firefighters Javon Mays, Brittany Raday, and Marcus Palmer about how they have successfully juggled one of the most extreme careers while raising young children. While Javon’s, Brittany’s, and Marcus’s jobs are more intense than others, their take on parenting may sound familiar as you really don’t know what it is like until you live it. 

This Black Millennial Mom Podcast episode highlights the struggles and successes these nurses, Ashley Bingham and Brittany Ramirez, have experienced throughout their careers as moms to young children. From schooling to COVID, these nurses showcase the good and bad the healthcare field brings to you while being a parent.

In this episode of The Black Millennial Mom, we take a deeper look at childcare and evaluate it from all perspectives. From the daycare owners to legislation educators, we have a gloves-off conversation about what's happening and how we can encourage change. Mercedes is joined by guest Dreena Hill - The Learning Experience Franchise Owner Alison Friedman Phillips - Women's Foundation Director of Programs (Childhood Education), and Monse Consulta - A bilingual Businesswoman and millennial mom.