5 Reasons Every Brown Mama Should Blog

5 Reasons Every Brown Mama Should Blog

June 29th, 2014

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I started blogging about a year ago, and it has literally opened up a new world for me. I’ve met other bloggers in niches that I had no idea even existed. I’ve formed great relationships (both working and personal) with people I would have never met. Plus, the extra cash once in awhile helps out…
#GoodMama Tiff Raises Two, Has Time of Her Life

June 29th, 2014

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When did you became a mom and how did you feel? In 2004 I became a mom for the first time. Still can’t believe it has been 10 years since I was responsible for someone other than myself. I was a nervous wreck. I thought I was going to leave my baby on top of…
How a $9 Caftan Made My Hubby Want Me More

June 17th, 2014

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Most of the time when my husband comes home from work this is what I am wearing: a pair of sweats or pajama pants and one of his oversized t-shirts. He usually greets me with a kiss. While that’s nice, it’s not exactly the reaction that I want. “I’m glad to see you,” “You look…
What Married Couple Can Learn From Childless Couples

June 17th, 2014

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I just read about a new study which found that childless couples are happier than couples with children. According to the study, moms are happier than couples with and without children, childless women, and dads. Even men with children were almost as happy as men. Despite the sensationalism, having children brings some level of happiness to…
Brown Mama Dia Featured on Radio Talk Show

June 17th, 2014

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Brown Mommy, Diamonte was recently featured as a guest on the I Like Family Show with host Rey Brown and it was incredible. She gave some honest insights on managing motherhood as a Brown Mommy, love, marriage and everything in between. This is something you don’t want to miss., so take a listen. We’d like to thank Rey Brown…
5 Life Skills Tweens Should Learn

June 17th, 2014

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So, it’s officially summer time. While many mamas are finally taking a sigh of relief, for those of us who have tween children (i.e. boys and girls between the ages of 10-14) the works is just beginning. (At least for me it has.) This week my son are starting what I am calling his ‘Life…
Black Science Fiction is Essential for Our Children

April 28th, 2014

Lifestyle | Raising Boys

There are several reasons that I believe Black sci fi is essential reading for African-American children. The first reason is that most kids (especially little boys and I’ve got three of them) love sci-fi. From superheros to Star Wars most boys can’t get enough of science fiction. For that reason, they should get equal exposure…