Some people might say fibroid is a racial thing, probably because it seems to be more common amongst African women compared to caucasian women or women of other races. Still, honestly, no one knows the reason for this.

This taught me a very valuable lesson: There are people who are connected to my calling, my destiny, and my purpose who were waiting on me to shake off my fear and insecurities and to stop doubting...

As I watch my eldest son step into his senior year of high school, I find myself reflecting deeply on whether I've equipped him with everything he needs to uphold the foundation of Christ in his life. Have I modeled a life that embodies Christ in a way that will inspire him to continue following Jesus as Lord when he's out on his own?

All the clichés about motherhood made sense the second I heard the loud cries of my child. It was tiring yet empowering, chaotic, and peaceful at the same time. Just when I thought that my most blissful days would arrive as my baby set foot here on Earth, reality humbled me. They all warned me, "Hello, sleepless nights," but I never understood the weight of it until three days (with only about three hours of broken sleep a day) after my child was born.

Hey Beautiful Mama, So many women will hold themselves to unreachable, unattainable standards. Do you? Many Christian women use the Proverbs 31 woman as an example of exceptional faithful womanhood and will set becoming such a woman as a goal.

Does my child need speech therapy? This is a question many parents dread asking themselves when they begin to realize something may not be right with their child's speech. It can be a tough question to answer, given that we are the ones who have spent the most time with our children and have worked out their nuanced ways of communicating.

Believe it or not, the terrible twos are actually the terrible ones, twos, threes, and even beyond if you let them be. That’s right, you heard right if you let them be. The best way to describe a tantrum, I believe, is a lack of self-control, self-regulation, and resilience.

Everyone is always quick to offer advice and their little two cents worth when it comes to kids and raising them. Even people without kids have an opinion, and I should know I was one of them. Like most parents, I look back on those misinformed days and smile, cringing at what I thought, said, and told parents.