By Blades

Welcome to another enlightening episode of Nightly Nursing Nightcap. A raw, unedited podcast where I nurse and share my thoughts!

In this episode, I delve into a thought-provoking and timely issue: filming people in public. As camera phones become ubiquitous and the lines between privacy and public exposure blur, we find ourselves in a critical conversation about ethics, rights, and digital citizenship. (maybe not as eloquently put as this)

Tune in every night!

Welcome to another episode of Nightly Nursing Nightcap. This time, I am throwing light on a topic that is fundamental yet often overlooked - Hygiene. Taking a closer look at the significance of personal hygiene, statistical facts, random stats only I would know.

Bringing a twist to the discussion, I delve into the world of reality TV, specifically the popular show '90 Day Fiancé'. We'll examine how hygiene habits or the lack thereof are depicted on the show.

Tune into this episode of Nightly Nursing Nightcap and share what 90 Day Fiance moment has haunted you!

Welcome to the latest episode of Nightly Nursing Nightcap, where I delve into the intriguing crossroads of parenting, faith, and our evolving digital culture. This episode uncovers the debate surrounding a universal parenting question: Is it okay to let babies watch TV?

As digital screens become an ever-present aspect of our daily lives, I half-asleep ramble while taking an in-depth look at the potential effects of screen time on infants' health, development, and behavior. We'll be discussing findings from the latest research.

Whether you're a new parent wondering about the impact of TV on your little one, or a curious listener interested in the intersections of technology, health, and child development, this episode is just for you.

Your multifaceted faith-filled friend who always has something to say. Join me and my son (featuring his delicious coos) as I nurse at night and share my thoughts on motherhood, faith, and pop culture.

Tonight I share my co-sleeping experience!

Welcome to the second episode of Nightly Nursing Nightcap - the podcast where the world of nursing intersects with everyday life. Tonight I dive into the complex and controversial issue of 'Sharenting' - the sharing of children's lives online, a prevalent trend amongst modern parents

In this episode, I explore the impact of sharenting on children's mental and the implications of overexposure on social media.

Are you a parent considering the effects of sharing your child's life online? Or simply curious about the evolving issues at the intersection of health and technology? Then this short episode is for you!

Discover how we can all navigate this digital minefield together, striking a balance between sharing our lives and preserving the innocence and privacy of our children. Tune into Nightly Nursing Nightcap for an enlightening conversation about sharenting and its impacts on our society.

I'm baaaack and with a tiny friend- my son!

I'll be setting the scene and reintroducing myself!

The first of every Friday where I spend 10 minutes telling you the word on the viral streets.

Looking back on all my Thanksgiving adventures in LA this week I excitingly share the one dearest to my heart.

The Thanksgiving of 2017 was immensely rewarding because it was my first year I didn’t deliver food to the elderly and homebound by myself. I got to share in the sweetness of sacrificing time and deepen a now cherished friendship.

Tune in to hear what a safe space and small acts of faith can do for others! 

Since getting married I challenged myself to let my hair grow and find contentment in my natural state. You'd think a girl who had a buzzcut having hair wouldn't make a difference. Ha! Jokes on you.  I've spent more time tearing myself down about my hair than I'd like to admit.

On my podcast this week I talk about the overwhelming feeling of inadequacy one battles with natural hair. Black hair is complicated on its own we don't need good hair or bad hair narratives for others...or ourselves.

You don't have to have your hair in its natural state to love yourself. *re-read that again* That is something I have battled with for the past couple of years. Wanting to own my blackness and be in the world as myself. I can do that with my buzzcut, braids, locs, or my natural hair.

Our natural selves occur when we are free and honest.  Sometimes I get my wires crossed with the superficiality of all it. For all the curly girls who can't explain why they hate their hair & cry when they try, this is for you.

This wild story time talks about how I realized during lockdown I have become a lil negative Nancy. Listen to an embarrassing tale that happened just a  mere two weeks ago! I may or may not have confused a normal body part on my dog as a tumor. 

(Shocker alert: I looked like a fool and my dog is still upset we were all up in her business)