Calling all beautiful, resilient, impeccable Black Mommies!
This week at MommiNation we salute YOU!
Beginning the week of September 23rd, we will be honoring #BlackMomsInAmerica as we highlight all
The wonderful aspects of being a black mom as well as our common struggles with parenting, relationships and day to day life. From featured blogs to riveting round table conversations, and tons of social engagement, we want you to join us in sharing the beauty, traditions and challenges of being a Black Mom in America.
Submit your blogs and photos today to info@mommination for a chance to be featured and don’t forget to share your favorite blogs with all your Mommi friends!
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0February 1, 2020
This blog was originally posted on mom.com. 1/21 Photo by Twenty20 From the past we shape our future Ever wonder...
0January 22, 2020
Oh boy, what a difference a year can make in your life! When we started 2019 my boys did not...
0January 16, 2020
My daughter is growing up, before my eyes. She is an honor student, active in clubs and is a great...
2January 11, 2020
Another sleepless night. It’s day 12 and she still hasn’t been found. The thought of her out there, alone &...
0December 30, 2019
As a child, it didn’t take long for me to realize that Santa wasn’t real. I grew up in South...
0October 7, 2019
A few months into her second pregnancy, she needed to read an article about black motherhood that wasn’t a horror...
0October 4, 2019
To whom it May Concern: How many other people’s moms started their notes in school off like this? I bet...
2October 4, 2019
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2October 3, 2019
I never thought sending my kindergartner to a predominantly white school would lead to her being the only brown girl...
0October 2, 2019
My Biggest Blessing Having a baby in 2015 was the biggest blessing I could have ever imagined. It was also...
0September 29, 2019
Sometimes it is hard for me to believe it, but I have been a black mom in America for over...
0September 28, 2019
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0September 27, 2019
Mom The universal synonym for unconditional love. When you become a mother you experience what it truly means to love...
0September 27, 2019
If you’ve been with me for a while you’ve already read my first blog in this series, Black Women: America’s...
0September 27, 2019
Grab the book! When I was 7 or 8 years old, my mother would put on Whitney Houston’s “Greatest Love...
0September 26, 2019
In a time where it feels like the world doesn’t want to see positive images like this..it begins to feel...
0September 26, 2019
My son, the names change (often) but the way you are viewed (in this society) will not. Every day that...
1September 25, 2019
More Money More Problems? There’s a saying that the more money you get, the more problems you have. It’s one...
0September 25, 2019
At a young 10 years old, my son Dre was called a nigger in school by a classmate. This is...
0September 24, 2019
It becomes imperative that we need more representation for little black girls with their natural hair presented in society and...
0September 24, 2019
Being a Black Woman Became harder when I Became a Mom… What it means to be a black Woman in...
0September 23, 2019
It was in that moment when I realized, I was angry about the wrong thing. Stop and think, I was...
0September 23, 2019
Brother Malcolm said it best, “The most disrespected woman in America, is the Black Woman. The most un-protected person...