TMP305 (TICKLE ME PINK MIAMI-DADE)

Too often times a child crave the attention of the absent parent. Yet, the absent parent doesn't make enough effort to do the simplest things like calling to check up on the child. Spend time with the child. Why should the child have to constantly call the parent to ask how are you doing. Seem backwards to me!

Young single mom in her desperation attempted suicide more than once has prevailed throughout the years. She shares her story and encourages young women to stay strong and not give up. She continued her education and raised all of her children and grandchild. By standing strong in her faith she is able to motivate young single fathers and mothers wherever she goes.

My guest Jansie Etienne ARNP, discuss Covid19/Corona virus for expecting mom's to be. Covid19 is extremely dangerous for all people, especially for pregnant mommy's and babies. She knows first hand how fragile pregnant women are as she works in a local Obgyn office in Miami-Dade county.

This is a special episode dedicated to George Floyd. Our main objective is to seek Justice and to put an end to police brutality and to stop future killings of black men, women and children due to police lack of human decency. It's not just a black thing, it's a human rights thing. Black people demand to be treated as a human being with dignity and respect. Blacklives matter and we want Justice for all whom police KILLED NOW!!

From a festive holiday season with family and friends to partying while bringing in the New year's. There was only one thing left on my to do list. Itwas time to launching Tickle Me Pink Miami-Dade. January 18, 2020 we celebrated my birthday and the birth of TMP305. Unfortunately, the Corona Virus unexpectedly disrupted our lives.

As we close out 2019, we want to thank you for your support and for lending us your ear. We look forward to 2020. So come back you hear.

Ms. Ellie A, is a newly single mom of a seven year old son. Ms. Ellie has been a single mom for six months now. She knows first hand what it is to have to take care of her son on her own. If you think it's an easy task, think again. It's not an easy task to be responsible for another human being, especially at a young age. During our third episode, Ms. Ellie A. shares her experiencences with financial hardships, juggling work, school and learning different strategizes to create the time for running errands. Which consists of grocery shopping during the time most working people are having lunch. Listen to our Podcast and hear her story. Ms. Ellie A, thank you so much for taking the time to share. Tickle Me Pink Miami-Dade appreciates you.

Society makes it seems as if all black father's are horrible, irresponsible and neglectful. Which isn't true for a majority of young black men. Each person have a story and or an excuse which is true. However, not every man are the same. Judge accordingly!

I'm your host, Linda Jose and this is our very first episode. We are a grassroot company focusing on single parents and children. We are a support group located in Miami,FL striving to bridge the gap. Come join our village and let us Tickle you PINK! Call in at 305-423-9029, Email us at [email protected], Facebook: Tickle Me Pink Miami-Dade.