Welcome back to part two as we talk how long does it take to actually form a secksual connection with a person, mother/daughter relationships and knowing how and why you should establish boundaries between being parents and being friends with your children, hate crimes against white people, and are men using being woke to get women?? ENJOY!!

Its The Nonverbals For Me!!! (Part Two)

Tahoe, Ms. DajahBelle and Dj Trauma talk relationships, friendships, life issues, finance, sex, and everything about men that annoys women.

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On Todays episode we welcome Brooke and Colin Smith, two advocates for prenatal care, infant care and assistance duuring pregnancy and infant loss, who speak on their experience with infant loss and the Maternal morbidity rate amongst Black Women. This episode highlighted the way black women are negatively treated by the healthcare system and emphasized the need for fathers to be supportive of their expecting partners during the perinatal period. Enjoy.SocialsBrooke Lugo Smith@BrookeLugoSmith on InstagramColin Smith@IamColinSmith on InstagramAmina Woods@TheOfficeofAminaTWoods - InstagramZakiyah Woods@Lens.on.swivel on InstagramAminaTwoods.com where those who are interested can request a free consultation for Doula servicesPostpartum support International is a National organizationoffering an array of culturally relevant resources for dads:https://www.postpartum.net/get-help/help-for-dads/Fatherhood intiative - Individual and Family counseling, mediation and conflict resolution, father to father mentoring, assistance with child visitationhttps://www.nyc.gov/site/dycd/services/family-support/fatherhood-initiative.pageLinks to helpGo To Postpartum.Net to get nationwide access to help and support groups for when you are going thru the postpartum period Go To EventBrite.com and search Healthy Start Brooklyn for weekly parenting classes

Breaking The Cycle (PT 4)

On Todays episode we have Amina Woods, a licensed Doula, who talks to Tahoe about what doulas do to support the mother and the family, how a Doula can help the family form a birthing plan, and how that can positively effect the relationship between the expecting parents. Amina also sheds light on unnecessary practices Hospitals tend to suggest to expecting mothers, how the Doula can help give insight to these situations and how Doulas can help families work through the post partum period. Enjoy!SocialsAmina Woods@TheOfficeofAminaTWoods - InstagramZakiyah Woods@Lens.on.swivel on InstagramAminaTwoods.com where those who are interested can request a free consultation for Doula servicesPostpartum support International is a National organizationoffering an array of culturally relevant resources for dads:https://www.postpartum.net/get-help/help-for-dads/Fatherhood intiative - Individual and Family counseling, mediation and conflict resolution, father to father mentoring, assistance with child visitationhttps://www.nyc.gov/site/dycd/services/family-support/fatherhood-initiative.pageLinks to helpGo To Postpartum.Net to get nationwide access to help and support groups for when you are going thru the postpartum period Go To EventBrite.com and search Healthy Start Brooklyn for weekly parenting classes

Breaking The Cycle (PT 3)

Welcome Back You Guys! On Todays episode we have family counselor Emmanuel Perez who speaks to men about Fatherhood in his bi-weekly classes as we talk the disconnect between fathers and expecting mothers, the court system and how the system is completely against the family dynamic and what parents need to do to get over their trauma in order to be effective at co-parenting. We want to thank Mr. Perez for sharing his invaluable experience and insight with us and we hope you enjoy..SocialsZakiyah Woods@Lens.on.swivelLinks to helpGo To Postpartum.Net to get nationwide access to help and support groups for when you are going thru the postpartum period Go To EventBrite.com and search Healthy Start Brooklyn for weekly parenting classes

Breaking The Cycle (PT 2)

This week we welcome Zakiyah and Amina Woods, Emmanuel Perez and Brooke and Colin Smith to talk Parenting, the disconnect between expecting mothers and fathers, the need for fathers to seek therapy and outside support systems during pregnancy, how expecting families benefit from having a Doula, dealing with infant loss, the Maternal Mortality rate and why its so high for Black Women.  Enjoy. Todays episode features Zakiyah Woods who speaks on why she started the Dads Get Sad seminar Maternal Gatekeeping and how she found compassion for fathers after having bad experiences with men in her own persoanl life. Links to helpGo To Postpartum.Net to get nationwide access to help and support groups for when you are going thru the postpartum period

Breaking The Cycle (PT 1)

On the last segment of this weeks episode the team speak about yesterdays clip regarding how drug abuse and neglect from childrens parents effect them and their personal experiences with that situation and then Tahoe speaks about his experience as a step parent. Great week yall! Enjoy!!Socials:Kasha - @Au_Natural38 on Instagram and TwitterJoin our Patreon to listen to the complete episode without ADS and to join our discord at www.Patreon.com/SoshamelessPodcastVisit RockHardGummies.Net to purchase male enhancement supplements like the Rock Hard Gummies, The Juice and chocolate THOR.

Its The Nonverbals For Me!!! (Part Two)

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