5 Reasons Why I Don’t Post Photos Of My Child On Social Media

If you are a new mother, social media is a great way to engage and feel less alone in your new journey. I love social media! I have been able to read books, find inspiring leaders in my generation, listen to awesome podcasts and meet some pretty cool people that are miles away. You can share funny photos of your breastfeeding baby and that cute … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why I Don’t Post Photos Of My Child On Social Media

Breastfeeding 101: 10 Breastfeeding Problems And How To Solve Them

After I found out the biology behind breastfeeding and how to properly hold my son while breastfeeding, I started to do research on breastfeeding problems and their solutions. I did not want anything or anyone to deter me from breastfeeding my son, so I made sure to prepare myself for any possible breastfeeding problems that may arise. I think it is important that mother’s do … Continue reading Breastfeeding 101: 10 Breastfeeding Problems And How To Solve Them

Here’s Why You Don’t Believe In Yourself And How To Change It

“Some people say that I have an attitude – maybe I do. But I think that you have to. You have to believe in yourself when no one else does. That makes you a winner right there” – Venus Williams It takes time to put in the effort and follow through with your own beliefs. It is much easier to rely on the belief that … Continue reading Here’s Why You Don’t Believe In Yourself And How To Change It

#SpotlightSaturdays: Black Owned Household Goods

Household goods are vital items in a home that are used on a regular basis. They include trash bags, cleaning supplies, paper towels and more! At least once a day, you use an item that is deemed a household good. We have the amazing opportunity and capability to give back to our community by purchasing black owned household goods. Do you have to wait for … Continue reading #SpotlightSaturdays: Black Owned Household Goods

Dating and Relationships EP3: Are Most Black Men Sociopaths?

Let’s be real, we have to do better. Allow me to explain. According to Harvard psychologist Martha Stout, author of The Sociopath Next Door, it is estimated that sociopaths are four percent of the U.S. population. This is about 1 in 25 people, but to be fair, there are others that put it at about 1 in 100 people. There is an ongoing debate on the exact percentage, … Continue reading Dating and Relationships EP3: Are Most Black Men Sociopaths?

How To Wash Cloth Diapers

There are a variety of different ways to wash cloth diapers. People have developed and altered routines to fit their personal needs. Overall, you want to use a cloth diaper friendly soap, rinse with cold water first, then wash them with soap and warm water. I recommend washing every day until you have fully gotten into your own routine. I strongly recommend keeping your wash … Continue reading How To Wash Cloth Diapers

How To Do A Full Moon Ritual

In modern culture, we tend to focus on material productivity and ignore that we are fundamentally cyclic creatures. We have it in our heads that following and being aware of the cycles is “evil” and “unproductive”. In all transparency, I too used to think this way. The moon has cycles…or phases. Our bodies are amazing quantum physics machines that have the capability to sense and … Continue reading How To Do A Full Moon Ritual

#SpotlightSaturdays: Hoodoo Hippy

Sha’Mira, owner of Hoodoo Hippy, originally hails from Atlantic City, New Jersey, but currently calls Dallas, GA her home. I was first introduced to Sha’Mira’s work after taking a gander at her website and instantly identified with her personal story about her grandmother. Hoodoo Hippy is a website that is a shot with no chaser; she shows what she has to offer and provides background … Continue reading #SpotlightSaturdays: Hoodoo Hippy