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    Pregnancy Test, the LEAP Test and the Real Test: Accepting my body
    Guest Blogger

    Pregnancy Test, the LEAP Test and the Real Test: Accepting my body

    My husband and I had been trying for a baby for several months. So, when not one, but two pregnancy tests finally came back positive, I was
    Birth Stories: Not all Pregnancies are Created Equal
    Jaemi Johnson

    Birth Stories: Not all Pregnancies are Created Equal

    I was 19 years old when I experienced my first pregnancy, and for the most part, it was relatively easy. I was very active, and my eating...
    Courage, Career, and Community: The Great Resignation from the Perspective of Black New Orleans Moms
    Justina Boyd

    Courage, Career, and Community: The Great Resignation from the Perspective of Black New Orleans Moms

    As I reflect on my workplace values, I often ask myself “what are my nonnegotiables” now that I am a working mom?
    Were You Confident In Your Body During Your Pregnancy?
    Armelle Honkou

    Were You Confident In Your Body During Your Pregnancy?

    There is something about a pregnant woman’s body that radiates confidence. Ten years ago, my boss was pregnant, and I clearly remember...
    The 5 Pitfalls and Things I've Learned as a New Mom
    Guest Blogger

    The 5 Pitfalls and Things I've Learned as a New Mom

    After having my baby, I jumped right into working to promote my children’s book, which launched on the same day he was born....
    How to Survive Mardi Gras with Kids
    Black New Orleans Moms

    How to Survive Mardi Gras with Kids

    Attending parades with a kid can be tricky, but thankfully we have a group of experienced women that have done this...
    The Inaugural Black Children's Book Week
    Kyley Pulphus

    The Inaugural Black Children's Book Week

    Black History Month is getting an extension! In an effort to promote literature that shows love to Black children, Veronica Chapman of...
    A New Christmas Tradition
    Jaemi Johnson

    A New Christmas Tradition

    It's starting to look like Christmas everywhere you look. Let the traditions begin!
    Speaking Positive Affirmations to Our Children
    Kirstie Myvett

    Speaking Positive Affirmations to Our Children

    As the school year starts, I encourage you to speak affirming language to your children.
    Black NOLA Summer Camp Guide
    Black New Orleans Moms

    Black NOLA Summer Camp Guide

    School has ended for many children this week, which marks the official beginning of Summer in many households
    Start Healthy Eating Habits Now
    Michelle Harmon

    Start Healthy Eating Habits Now

    Children need to understand that the basis of their health basically comes down to what foods they are consuming.
    Prepping for the Summer
    Shannon Smith

    Prepping for the Summer

    After a long, long school year moms across the country are looking for the best way to occupy their kids for the next 3 months.
    Creating a Workforce that Embraces the Working Mom
    Lynn Wesley Coleman

    Creating a Workforce that Embraces the Working Mom

    Exactly one year to this day, I was working from home. I had my two kids and a full-time job to juggle. It was an adamant time for me. I...
    Daylight Savings Reflections: Managing Transitions in Motherhood with Grace
    Justina Boyd

    Daylight Savings Reflections: Managing Transitions in Motherhood with Grace

    Daylight savings time indicates that spring is on the horizon. Change is in the air. The days are longer and the weather turns warmer....
    How I Forgave Myself for Sending My Baby to Daycare While I Work from Home
    Leonis Rousseve

    How I Forgave Myself for Sending My Baby to Daycare While I Work from Home

    I had so much mom guilt for sending Jordan to a daycare; mostly because I worked from home.
    Teaching our kids to honor Black History 365 Days
    Lynn Wesley Coleman

    Teaching our kids to honor Black History 365 Days

    Black History Month is an excellent time for reflection on the achievements of many African Americans.
    Black Children's Authors for Your Children's Bookshelves
    Kirstie Myvett

    Black Children's Authors for Your Children's Bookshelves

    That's why it's important that we support the #ownvoices movement, books written by us and for us. We are empowered to tell our OWN stories
    The Real Way to Achieve Your Dream Body
    Shannon Smith

    The Real Way to Achieve Your Dream Body

    and throw a couple of kids in your uterus and you can kiss those flat tummies and perky breast goodbye!
    Get Organized in 2021
    Kirstie Myvett

    Get Organized in 2021

    Sorting and decluttering sentimental items can be an emotional process. Always remind yourself of your organizing goals when getting started
    The Praline Lady
    Lynn Wesley Coleman

    The Praline Lady

    This book is a brilliant look back at terms we have come to love in the city (shotgun house, calas, beignet, View Carre).
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