While going to the pediatrician isn’t always a fun experience, there are many ways to improve it. Does your child get nervous or anxious? Do you get nervous or anxious, unsure of what issues may crop up or what health read more about 6 Questions Black Parents Should Ask their Pediatrician
According to a recent study, almost 44 percent of Black Americans report having trouble sleeping. In comparison, only about 30 percent of white people had the same problem. While various reasons can interfere with sleeping well, sleep disorders have been read more about Kids Can Have Sleeping Problems, Too! What You Might be Missing
Halloween is the kickoff to a season of sweet indulgences. For parents of children with diabetes, nothing can be more frightening than a holiday full of sugar-laden treats. But with a little planning and creativity, it's still possible to have read more about Parents: 10 Tips For A Diabetes-Friendly Halloween
Losing a child is one of the most devastating experiences any parent can endure. The overwhelming grief, the sense of loss, and the profound emotional pain are unlike anything else. While no words can fully capture the heartache, finding ways read more about How to Cope After the Loss of a Child
Alexia Doubouya, Founder of Cocolife.black, is a recognized authority on Black Maternal Health. After overcoming personal struggles with Perinatal and Postpartum Depression, grief, and workplace discrimination, she became a Certified Postpartum Doula and advocate for mothers and babies. With a read more about Black Babies Are at Higher Risk for SIDS. Here’s How to Protect Your Little One
