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by Kady Toure
When babies are delivered into this world, they come wet, naked, and cold; with only the warmth of a mother’s or deliverer’s touch to comfort. T...
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by Kady Toure
Letter to parents regarding the importance of preserving African culture for a black child living in 'the west'
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by Kady Toure
The Wrong Rhythm
As a child growing up in the late 2000s, my dream job was to be a dancer... but not just any dancer: a ballerina. I knew ballet s...
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by Kady Toure
In today’s world, it is important to teach our young ones how to value each other and understand the concept of diversity. To help your children ...
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by Kady Toure
“To be a mother is the most transformative aspect of my life. I am a better woman and human being because of the mere fact that I’m a mom. I mea...
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by Kady Toure
Whoop whoop!! My Little TT is officially ONE!
Well, officially fourteen months, but who’s counting?
The party went very well and I have ...
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by Kady Toure
The baby naming ceremony is a beautiful ritual for many people; it is an occasion to introduce the little one to his/her new world. Most of the Af...
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by Kady Toure
Talking about your child’s African heritage can be a touchy subject for some. A child of mixed race may be confused by the world around them, dep...
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by Kady Toure
Expectant parents (especially expectant moms WINK!) always love and anticipate baby gifts on their baby showers. From items like diapers, cots, c...
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by Kady Toure
Changing mats and babies have a mutual relationship; just like you have a mutual relationship with the toilet seat! It’s estimated that babies, on...
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by Kady Toure
Kwanzaa is one of the most prominent festivals that you can find in America during the winter season. This is a seven-day festival is celebrated...
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by Kady Toure
4 – 8 months
Physical development milestones:
Their 1st teeth could are available, inflicting gum swelling and irritation.
They start to intention...
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