Easter events feature Montell Jordan and free egg hunt
You don’t have to drive all over Georgia to find the best Easter egg hunts. Step no further than metro Atlanta’s south communities to get Easter bunny pictures and Easter egg hunt galore.
7 easy vegetarian dinner ideas for toddlers
Don’t stress about dinner. Follow these recipes for vegetarian dinner ideas for toddlers that easily convert to options for the meat-eaters too.
9 free things to do with kids in Atlanta
Sure, you could dabble in the world of tourist traps, or you could take advantage of Atlanta’s warm weather and experience the city like a local. Find free things to do with kids during Atlanta’s festival season.
What happens to my child if I die?
Every parent needs a will, but creating one can be time-consuming and costly. Read our guide to learn what happens to your child if you die and how you can plan for your baby.
How to use Tailwind as a beginning blogger
Learn how to use the Tailwind app to perfect your Pinterest strategy.
7 tips to balance working from home with baby
Balancing a new baby with working from home can be beyond frustrating, but you can do it with our tios to balance work from home with a baby.
My sweet toddler is hitting
Discipline your toddler without spankings using tips from our story about what we did when our toddler started hitting. Patience is everything.
Saying no more R. Kelly and no complacent parenting
Teaching children to stand up for what they believe in starts with the parents. Learn how we turned a boycott of musician R. Kelly into a learning moment.
I fear for black boys too after watching ‘Surviving R. Kelly’
When I watched the initial episodes of Lifetime’s “Surviving R. Kelly” docuseries, I felt what it seems like everyone else felt.
I was disgusted. The series, which puts into context decades of sexual crimes the famous singer/ songwriter is accused of, starts with Kelly’s brother admitting that family members molested him when he was only 6-years-old.
14 best blogs for black moms by black moms
Look no further than your favorite mom blogs when searching for black writers you can relate to. We highlight 14 of the best blogs for black moms by black moms.