Welcome to New York City There are some places you visit, and there are some places that live in you. New York City lives in me. More specifically, Harlem lives in me. It is in the way I walk like I have somewhere important to be, even when I do not. It's how I can […]
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School’s Ending?! Keep Kids Learning (and Outta Your Hair) W/Free WiFi from T-Mobile Project 10Million Okay, so here we are again, school’s about to let out, and you’re not sure if you should be excited, stressed, or preemptively hiding the snacks. Just think back to when we were teaching and parenting during COVID. Whelp, I […]
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As companies mandate a return to office work, many employees face the challenges of adjusting after long periods of remote work. It’s essential to prepare families emotionally and logistically. Strategies include meal planning, delegating homework help, managing electronics, and maintaining routines. Honoring self-care and open communication can ease the transition.
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As moms, we’re always making sure everyone else has what they need—new sneakers for the kids, that last-minute school project and school supply run, and of course, endless snack refills. But what about us? When was the last time you used your benefits, time, and energy to treat yourself? Well, I finally did, and let […]
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The PSAT can feel like a big milestone, not just for students but also for parents. As your child prepares for the test, you may be wondering how to best support them without adding to their stress. The truth is, your involvement can make a significant difference in both their preparation and their mindset on […]
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Your Guide to Celebrating You To be truthful, I don't really need a reason to celebrate Black Girl Magic. But when I found out that October 11 is Black Girl Day Off, a day that emphasizes the importance of mental health in black women, I had to share. If you're like me, and just finding out […]
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As hurricane season runs from June to November, it's essential to prepare adequately to ensure family safety. Key steps include obtaining proper insurance, storing important documents, inspecting trees, and gathering essentials like water, food, flashlights, a grill, rain boots, and games. Create and communicate an evacuation plan, especially if in a risky zone, and explain the situation calmly to children. Always heed evacuation orders and stay prepared for varying storm impacts.
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Coping with grief is hard. To help keep the family memories alive and give a fitting tribute to grandma on the memorial of her death, I decided it was only right to write a letter to my guardian angel. Dear Grandma, I'm sitting here still trying to make sense of this. It's been a year […]
Read MoreForever grateful for the experiences both good times and bad. Only a few near-death instances, that aint too bad. Reminiscing about how I used to be. Thankful for what some may call delivery. Youthful at heart there's therapy in child's play. Seen hard times and better days. Each one of you has gotten me to […]
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Women of the NFL Expanding the Vision - Chicago Day 1: Friday, June 28 The Women of the NFL SET an Example conference kicked off with an electrifying start at The Royal Sonesta Chicago Downtown's Penthouse on the 39th floor. Significant others of former and current NFL players came dressed to impress and ready to […]
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