The Village: Motherhood Edition

September is National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. I share a heartfelt letter in this episode to any mother walking this journey. You are not alone, sending love, light, prayers, and virtual hugs. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, please reach out to the National Suicide Hotline at 988. There will be someone waiting there to help.

This week in the studio, Tara Borowiecki is the creator of The Familyist Blog, where she empowers families through knowledge and support during the transformative journey of parenthood. Tara Borowiecki is a Canadian, Ottawa-based certified teacher passionate about family, education, health, and overall well-being. Currently pursuing her masters in Human Development and Family Science, She is dedic...

Today, we have another special guest in the studio, and her name is Mrs. Chanyekeson Pressley! She is the daughter of an immigrant mother from Haiti.  She is a first-generation high school and college graduate.  She has a Master's in Public Administration and has worked in the Government Public Health Compliance field.  Now, Chawny partners with her husband with their home-based business, Plex...

*****TRIGGER WARNING****** On today's episode, Natasha speaks with her friend, Nicole Mitchell Colley, who shares her story about pregnancy loss, the will to survive, and the healing journey.

Today, Natasha speaks with her sister-in-law Jamila about life as a single parent of four children, and the importance of establishing boundaries with her kids.

Today the host, Natasha speaks on the importance of establishing and enforcing boundaries. Listen to how not having boundaries has affected her, and what she's doing to enforce her boundaries and protect her peace.

In this episode, Natasha chats with her friend, Quantissa Smith, about the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur and a single mother. Listen as Quantissa details how her village pulled her through some of the toughest times in her life, which allowed her to chase her dreams and reach her goals while being a present parent.

Being a mom is a difficult task, but being the mom of a blended family can be a monumental feat. Listen as my good friend, Kanei Keitt-Rivers, shares her story about life as the mom of a blended family.

My name is Natasha, and I am a survivor of PPD. Listen as I share my experience with PPD and my lifelong healing journey.

Welcome to The Village: Motherhood Edition podcast, where moms from all walks of life can share their real, raw, and relatable stories about their journey through motherhood. Come to be inspired, empowered, educated, and motivated, but most importantly, know that you're not alone.